Roadside flower stand

Part 3 Cut Flower Garden Continuing on with this summer's cut flower project, here is how we entertained ourselves with all the beautiful flowers that bloomed all season long from June through October.

We work too hard out in our fields and gardens to get discouraged by theft. It’s a problem anyone with a roadside flower stand faces. Here are some strategies to help you prevent it.

Portland is such a cool place with little treasures tucked away. That's where you'll find Backyard Blooms.

Mack's Creek Farm offers two local roadside farm stands open from May through October where you can purchase bouquets, local honey, and maple syrup.

Dreaming up and planning your roadside flower stand design is one of the most fun parts of being a flower grower and seller. If you’re already a flower farmer then you already know that it’s a lot less glamorous than social media makes it look. But your roadside stand really can be one of the Instagram- or Pinterest-worthy things on your flower farm.

Open seasonally, our flower stand features the abundance of the farm from beautiful bouquets, flower bunches, and dried floral products to organically-grown tomatoes, peppers, garlic, and onions. Our hand-poured beeswax candles and garlic powder are other customer favorites.

Operating a farm stand is a popular and accessible way to sell cut flowers. Throughout this post, I’ll give you a behind-the-scenes look at operating a...

We sell fresh native flower bunches and posies direct from our farm to you. Author: Jodie Fidock

Roadside flower stand in BC

Flower Stand Farm stand