Behind the Blooms: Flower Farming at Winkelmann Flowers
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Flower Farmer Insights
In today’s BB Podcast episode (No. 129), we’re visiting with flower farmer Grant Winkelmann, owner of Winkelmann Flowers, in Lindale, Texas.
Grant shares not only how he’s built a farm producing sought-after blooms, but he also shares what it took to pull off his family’s recent relocation to a new farm. Grant discusses the challenges of moving, including the logistical hurdles and the emotional impact of leaving behind a supportive community. He shares insights into his farming techniques, the importance of his partnership with his wife Carrington, who runs a floral design business called The Farmer & I, and their collaborative efforts in the flower industry.
Join us as we chat with Grant about:
- starting and building a flower farming business
- the recent relocation of his flower farm
- the decision-making process for selecting flower varieties to grow
- financial management and income stability during a farm move
- delivery logistics and customer base for flower sales
- building a business and family alongside his wife, Carrington
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BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Joel McGee
Music Written & Performed by: Landon McGee
If you enjoyed this episode, you might also enjoy our visit with Carrington Winkelmann, owner of The Farmer and I. Click here to listen.
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