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Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler

Lisa Mason Ziegler

Join Lisa Mason Ziegler of The Gardener"s Workshop on the Field and Garden Podcast talking flower farming, cut-flower gardening, business, and all things related!

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00:36:37

#109: Listen Again: Seed Starting Doesn’t Have To Be...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/03/12

Friends, I hope this episode inspires and encourages you! Seed starting is a challenge and our first tries don’t always work out. My experience sure didn’t. I hope this reminds and helps you. Lisa The Field and Garden Podcast is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-wining author of Vegetables Love Flowers and Cool Flowers, owner of The Gardener’s Workshop,Flower Farming School Online,and the publisher ofFarmer-Florist School OnlineandFlorist School Online. WatchLisa’s Story and connect with Lisa on

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00:38:37

#108: Recap: Chat with Jonathan & Megan Leiss of...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/03/10

Welcome to the Field & Garden podcast, I’m Jessi Graven from The Gardener’s Workshop. Today I have for you some excerpts from Lisa’s recent Clubhouse chat with Jonathan & Megan Leiss of Spring Forth Farm. During this conversation, Jonathan & Megan discuss their recent business changes, farming with young children, answer audience questions, and offer a brief description of their on-demand online workshop, The No-Till Micro-Scale Flower Farm. For more details and to purchase the course,

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00:38:58

#107: Flower Farmer Reminder List

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/03/08

In this episode, I'm sharing the reminders I wish someone would have tapped me on the shoulder to say: remember this! If you are an avid gardener or as I was in the beginning, a gardener gone wild-- you can disregard this list. These reminders are for those that want to build a successful, profitable business: Remember the point: to spend less money than you bring in, better known as profit. Flowers do not sell themselves. You must get up every day and keep doing it. Prevent weeds: paramount

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00:27:06

#106: Sunflower Sowing in Very Early Spring?

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/03/05

In this episode, I am sharing my journey of how I came to grow sunflowers and then how I pushed the envelope to get them even earlier in the season. Mentions in this episode: Amy's Garden Instagram Request my webinar: Sunflowers For the Win! ProCut & Sunfill Sunflower seeds Hydrator: Quick Dip The Field and Garden Podcast is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-wining author of Vegetables Love Flowers and Cool Flowers, owner of The Gardener’s Workshop,Flower Farming School Online,and the

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00:24:12

#105: Keeper Clubhouse Clips: Cool Flower Failures,...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/03/03

Hey Everyone! Welcome to the Field & Garden podcast, I’m Jessi Graven from The Gardener’s Workshop. Today I’ve pulled together some clips of Lisa speaking over on the Clubhouse app for your enjoyment. If you’re not familiar with Clubhouse, it’s an audio-only social media app, sort of like a group phone call but with more features. Lisa and I go on there once a week on Wednesdays to cover various flower farming and flower business topics as well as answer listener questions. Today I have for you

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00:31:22

#104: Easy Indoor Seed Starting with Soil Blocking:...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/03/01

In this episode, I'm walking down memory lane of how I came to be such an avid soil blocker seed starter. I'm sharing how I learned about this method that the Dutch and English have used for decades to start seeds and the journey of tweaking it into a tabletop seed starting method. Mentions in this episode: The book The Flower Farmer by Lynn Byczynski The book The New Organic Grower by Eliot Coleman Soil blocking and seed starting equipment Why I use soil blocking: Super easy to use inside

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00:26:30

#103: Cool Flowers In The Ground

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/26

In this episode, I'm sharing what I'm doing and thinking about with my Cool Flowers garden in very early spring. Remembering to make simple notes on the calendar is so helpful the next time around to refer back to. Fall Planting Checkin What made it? When to remove covers? Weeding, support, and feeding Very Early Spring Planting Deciding factors on what to plant in VES? Why I don't direct seed in VES. Later blooms, support and feeding When the Blooms Start Make notes on first

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00:22:07

#102: Recap: Andrew Mefferd reviews The No-Till...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/24

Hello and welcome to another special episode of the Field & Garden podcast! I’m Jessi Graven from The Gardener’s Workshop. I’m here today to continue what we started last week, the recap of the panel discussion and review of The No-Till Micro-Scale Flower Farm online workshop. If you missed last week’s podcast that featured Jennie Love’s review of the workshop, you can find that on our website or wherever you listen to podcasts, it’s episode #100. So as you may know, we offer an On-Demand

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00:14:08

#101: The Truth About Seed Starting

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/22

Enjoy this short podcast to get relieved of the pressure to start seeds now— In the episode, I share the reality that this rush and pressure we feel to start seeds in early spring is a result of marketing--it is not the only time to start seeds! Many of us could really start seeds 12 months of the year. Hope this gives you the nudge to jump on where you are and not feel behind. Hosted with Lisa Mason Ziegler The Gardener’s WorkshopandFlower Farming School Onlineand the publisher ofFarmer-Florist

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00:35:39

#97: Flower Colors For Your Market with Jonathan Leiss

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/19

In this episode, Jonathan Leiss of Spring Forth Farm and I discuss how his focus on flower colors is directly connected to what his customers want and need. His specialized business model is harvesting and selling flowers in early spring to early summer when demand and profits are high. This model allows them to fully embrace their homesteading lifestyle and pursue a business that fits their family. To learn more about Spring Forth Farm: Instagram Facebook Website Jonathan and Megan's online course:

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00:10:42

#100: Recap: Jennie Love's Review of The No-Till...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/17

Welcome to a special episode of the Field & Garden podcast! I’m Jessi Graven from The Gardener’s Workshop, and I’m here to bring you something a little different today. As you may know, we offer an On-Demand Workshop called The No-Till Micro-Scale Flower Farm with Jonathan & Megan Leiss of Spring Forth Farm. Jonathan & Megan’s workshop offers over 4.5 hours of instruction on their no-till practices and micro-scale farming techniques. When the course first launched, Lisa Ziegler, invited

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00:33:57

#99: Cool Start, Hot Finish: Lisianthus with Dave...

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/15

In this episode with Dave Dowling we are discussing Lisianthus. From favorite varieties to treatment to prevent root rot to netting. Dave's comments are loaded with good information. This episode along with episode #97 is a great taste of Dave's teaching style! Learn about Dave's online course and get on his waitlist: Bulbs, Perennials, Woodies, and More! Hosted with Lisa Mason Ziegler The Gardener’s WorkshopandFlower Farming School Onlineand the publisher ofFarmer-Florist School OnlineandFlorist

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00:31:24

#98: Growing Snapdragons with Dave Dowling

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/12

I've been growing snapdragons for over two decades and thought I had a handle on it---but NOT after this discussion with Dave Dowling! In this episode, we are talking about extending the harvest season, how to do that but variety selection, harvesting, conditioning, and more! This is but a small sampling of what it is like to learn from Dave. I am so pleased to have Dave as one of our online course instructors. Learn more about his course and get on the waitlist for his June enrollment for Bulbs,

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00:38:42

#96: Growing Sunflowers with Jonathan Leiss

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/08

Talking one of my favorite subjects with Jonathan Leiss of Spring Forth Farm located in Hurdle Mills, North Carolina: sunflowers. We both agree that sunflowers can be major contributors to the bottom line of most flower-growing operations. Jonathan's go-to sunflower is VIncent's Choice with a new addition this year of Premier for its short seed to bloom and shorter height. Connect with Jonathan and Megan and learn more about their unique business model in their online course: Instagram Facebook

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00:38:11

#93: Growing Lilies with Val Schirmer

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/05

In this episode with Val Schirmer of Three Toads Farm, Val paints the picture of the possibilities of growing lilies to grow your business. She shares how she built her business by using big bulbs to grow big beautiful flowers that stopped people in their tracks. See Val's favorites below. Connect with Val: Instagram Facebook Val's online course: Forcing Glorious Bulbs for the Holidays and Beyond! Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers Have a look at Val's favorite lily list on the HOME of the

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00:36:27

#94: Meet Val Schirmer of Three Toads Farm

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/02/01

Loved chatting with Val Schirmer of Three Toads Farm. Val has been a friend for years and getting to know more about her journey of becoming a flower farmer was great. Connect with Val: Instagram Facebook Val's online course: Forcing Glorious Bulbs for the Holidays and Beyond! Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers Enjoy! Hosted by Lisa Ziegler The Gardener’s Workshop and Flower Farming School Online and the publisher of Farmer-Florist School Online and Florist School Online. Award-winning

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00:22:53

#95: Seed Starting Steps

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/01/29

In this episode, I am doing a run-through of the things I consider and do when starting a specific seed. Hope it helps! Is it a cool or warm-season annual seed? When should be planting cool or warm-season transplants? What is this seed's preferred method to start? Based on 1-3 answers, when should I start the seed it? With soil blocking, remembering to shave off 1/3 of the time recommended to sprout and grow into a transplant as with conventional methods. My process of seed starting to grow

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00:24:26

#92: Cool Flowers in Very Early Spring

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/01/25

Wondering when and how to plant cool-season hardy annuals in very early spring? You are not alone my friend, I am getting lots of questions and this episode is addressing some of the most commonly heard. Mentions: The Cool-Season Flower Chronicles This page has the 5-video series plus many other resources you can request. The book: Cool Flowers The Course: Cool Flowers Beyond the Book for Flower Farmers So enjoy this journey from yesteryear that I have dug up and dusted off! Field & Garden

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00:20:20

#91: Seed Starting Saturdays: Week 2

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/01/22

In this episode, I am continuing to revisit a project I did 4 years ago called Seed Starting Saturdays. My initial intention was to listen to it to redo it for today--- but guess what? After listening I realized it's great information that is the same today, yesterday, and tomorrow for seed starting. Week 2 includes my planning and gathering tips. So enjoy this journey from yesteryear that I have dug up and dusted off! So enjoy this journey from yesteryear that I have dug up and dusted off! Field

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00:29:39

#90: Why Flowers?

Field and Garden with Lisa Mason Ziegler ·

2022/01/18

We all may start growing flowers for different reasons, but the end can be the same: to beautify our yards and farms, restore nature, have fresh flowers on the table, and restore our souls. My book Vegetables Love Flowers is about a 3-season cutting garden and all the goodness it can bring to the vegetable patch. In the episode, I invite you to consider the big picture of what flowers can do for you. I'd love to sign a book for you! Get the book: Vegetables Love Flowers Grab the free companion video

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