If you’ve been thinking about starting a flower farm, here are the first steps to take to make sure you don’t end up a bucket of tears. 1.

Starting a farm stand helps you do just that, and offers a creative outlet for the summer. Plus, you can even earn extra cash from the sales. Related: When the Sign Says ‘Pay What You Want,’ Here’s ...

Choose a sunny spot in your yard where your flowers can thrive, as most blooms love full sun. Once you've selected the area for your flower farm, clear it of any weeds or grass by digging or ...

A small farm can range from a half-acre with a few laying hens and a small veggie garden, to 40 acres with cattle, dairy cows, sheep, goats, chickens, pigs, and acres of field crops and veggies.

Owners Aelish and David Lascoe tend to zinnias in the field at Tin Cup Farm in Buffalo, Texas.(Brian Elledge / Staff Photographer) Aelish Lascoe is living the dream of many a millennial flower ...

Linda d’Arco’s farm, Little Farmhouse Flowers, sits in one of the most beautiful, bucolic spots in the Adirondacks - in the shadow of Whiteface Mountain in the town of Jay.It’s not a huge ...