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🍁The Flower Farmer Club is Open – But Only for a Few Days! Comment CLUB for the link to learn more & join. We’ve opened the gate to The Flower Farmer Club just as summer winds down and fall planting begins! Join us by August 28th and step into the new season with confidence! ✨ Doors Close Soon*! Join now and get instant access to: ✅ Live Q&As with Lisa – Get your burning questions answered! ✅ Monthly masterclasses – Learn pro techniques to level up your skills ✅ A supportive grower community –

Why Flower Farmers plant tulip bulbs “as close as eggs in a carton” (but never IN an egg carton. That will rot your bulbs.) From a Flower Farmers POV: 1.) Tulips bulbs are planted annually “as close as eggs in a carton” because the goal is to grow as many tulips as possible for cut flower bouquets. These bulbs are not staying in the ground to try and multiple through the years, as a gardener would do in their bed. 2.) New Tulips bulbs are planted annually because flower farmers usually grow fanc