Tannorwood Flower Farm

Tannorwood Flower Farm Holistic Flower Farm - Creator of ‘Cut Flower Planner’.

Wholesale flowers, Sacred Floristry Healing & Personal Transformations through flowers Central Coast NSW.

17/06/2026

The flowers always seem to mirror back exactly what I’ve been too busy to hear. They’ve been my way back to myself more times than I can count, and I want to share that with you. 🌸

If you’ve been feeling burnt out lately, I want to offer you a different way to see it. What if it’s not burnout at all, but a sign you’ve lost touch with your own intelligence?

Here’s what I’ve come to know: overwhelm is a warning of system collapse. And what’s missing underneath it isn’t more effort, it’s coherence. When you’re back in coherence, the noise quiets and the right move feels obvious again.

That’s what we’ll work with together.

I’m running a Flower Intelligence workshop at in Long Jetty where we will work with flowers as a living diagnostic through Flower Intelligence, and you leave seeing yourself differently.

You’ll walk away with real clarity on where you’ve been overriding yourself, a new way of viewing who you are and a flower arrangement to take home that holds it all.

No experience needed. Just you, the flowers, and a room full of women remembering how to read themselves again.

I want to build this for you — so tell me:
🌷 Comment BLOOM if you’d come
🌷 And drop the day that works — weekday evening, or weekend morning?

I’ll shape it around what you tell me.

With floral love,
Nat x

16/06/2026

92% of growers don’t know their profit per row. 😳

I asked. The answers were honest and a little heartbreaking. So much love, labour and soil going into beds that might not be earning their keep.

Profit isn’t about growing more. It’s about knowing which flowers actually pay you back.

That’s the whole reason ‘Cut Flower Planner Pro’ exists. Founding member pricing closes June 30 → link in bio.

With floral love, Nat x

09/06/2026

This is just the best story. Two people who plan for a living, starting a flower farm, and finding ‘Cut Flower Planner Pro’. 🌸

When a member takes the time to write something like this, completely unprompted, it means more than any sales pitch ever could.

Aimee from Patricia’s Posies didn’t have to share this. But she did. And it tells me CFP Pro is doing exactly what I built it to do: help growers make smarter decisions and actually see the difference in their season.

I’m so excited for these two and their new flower farm adventure. Head over, give them a follow and drop them a like 👍 you can find them .posies

08/06/2026

This is what minimum downtime actually looks like 🌱

Just dug up dahlia clumps from this row, and because I’d sown a cover crop in between the dahlias, the soil was already doing the work for me. No bare beds. No waiting. No starting from scratch + black gold soil achieved!

Here’s the whole turnaround:
🌿 Dig the clumps
🌿 Add a few nutrition amendments
🌿 Thin layer of lucerne
🌿 Replant straight in
🌿 Top with compost
✅ Done

Cover crops + smart bed planning = healthier soil, less labour, and beds that are never sitting idle losing you money.

This is exactly the kind of succession strategies I map out in Cut Flower Planner Pro — planning your beds so every square metre is working, every week, with no wasted downtime between crops. Maximum yield, minimum gaps.

👉 If you’re tired of beds sitting empty between rotations, the link in my bio will show you how to plan a whole season that flows. Founding rate closes June 30.

With floral love, Nat

05/06/2026

Chat 💬 gpt AI told me to plant my stock 20cm apart as a micro flower farmer. Following that advice would’ve cost me an entire harvest. 🌱

I’ve grown flowers for six years, and here’s why that “expert” recommendation is dead wrong for my farm.

The logic isn’t bad: standard spacing gives each plant air circulation and root space to prevent disease. For a home gardener who wants a few pretty blooms? Perfectly fine.

But it ignores two things — your microclimate and your goal.

As a cut flower farmer, I’m not just after healthy plants. I’m after maximum sellable stems per square foot. Planting 10cm apart gives me gorgeous, straight stems florists fight over and doubles my harvest (and profit) in the same beds.

After six seasons, I know my microclimate and how to manage the risk.

Blindly following generic advice is how you lose money. Knowing why you’re breaking the rule is what separates a hobby from a business.

👉 That’s exactly why I built Cut Flower Planner Pro Tool, Course & Community — to turn grower experience into a conversation on spacing, succession and profit planning with education that can fit your farm, not a generic one. Link in bio to join the waitlist!

What’s one “rule” you’ve broken that doubled your yield? Drop it below 👇

04/06/2026

Hot take: Your growing skills aren’t what’s holding your flower farm back. Your business skills are.

Most flower farmers are focused on the wrong thing—and it’s costing them thousands.

We get into this because we love growing beautiful things. We spend years learning soil, pests, timing. But nobody teaches you how to actually run a business.

You can grow the most stunning dahlias in the world. But if you don’t know who’s buying them, how you’re pricing them, or what your margin is—you don’t have a farm. You have a very expensive hobby.

So before you learn one more growing technique, focus on three business skills instead:

One: strategic crop planning for profit—growing what actually sells, not just what’s pretty.

Two: confident pricing—charging what your flowers are worth.

Three: pre-selling your harvest before it even blooms.

A successful flower farm isn’t about what you grow. It’s about building something that supports you.

If you want help with all three, comment PLAN and I’ll send you where to start.

01/06/2026

Stop wasting money on dahlia tubers that rot in storage. 🌸

Everyone’s I know becomes exhausted by the “rules”, cure them this way, store them in that medium, the right container, check on them constantly, that variety won’t keep…

The worry goes on and on.

And honestly how much labour cost does this add to your expenses? (Because if you are not including this your figures are not real!)

But here’s the truth: digging and storing dahlias can be simple if you remember two things

🌱 how nature works
🌱 your own microclimate

I store most of my dug up clumps as is under my gums, because my climate can handle it.

Some I dig, divide and replant within 1–2 months. And some I don’t dig at all. All planned & timed well for my specific microclimate.

That’s my whole method and it’s how I keep my loss rate to 5% or less.

Why?
Because when you combine understand living systems and wanting to make life easier, more efficient and more profitable, you stop following the advice of somebody else’s journey, and all the unnecessary human fuss that doesn’t apply to your situation.

You just have to trust that nature knows best. 🌿

After years of fussing with storage methods and planting schedules that cost me thousands in rotted tubers I know have a simpler better approach.

Comment ‘Dahlia’ below and I’ll add you to our FREE cut flower planning resources waitlist. 💌 our dahlia planning guide is dropping this week.

With floral love,
Nat x

20/05/2026

Healthy soil isn’t an accident, it’s a plan. 🌱

If your soil is not great it’s probably starving. And here is the fix you’re not using.

A lot of growers plant cover crops that root in the top few inches. But forget about factoring in cover crops with deep taproots, like tillage radish or lucerne, that drive deep down. They punch through compaction, open channels for water and air, and pull nutrients up from deep in the profile where your flowers can’t reach. When the root dies back, it leaves a clean vertical pathway behind.

Earthworms love taproots! They gather around taproots primarily because these areas provide a concentrated supply of food, moisture and shelter.

Earthworms also live what taproots leave behind. Those old root channels become highways, worms move through them instead of digging from scratch, and the decaying root tissue is a food source. More worm activity means more castings, better structure, and better drainage. Roots feed the whole underground economy.

A living mulch does the work bare soil can’t. It shades the surface so it holds moisture, suppresses w**ds, feeds soil life year-round, and stops erosion when the rain comes hard. Living roots in the ground 365 days is the goal.

The hard part is timing. Slotting cover crops in so they serve your flowers instead of competing with them. I built Cut Flower Planner Pro to handle both your cover crops and your cash crops, planned on the same map.

Comment ‘COVER’ and I’ll save you a seat at my next live webinar where I’ll show you exactly how to plan it.

19/05/2026

This is what it looks like to farm with clarity instead of crossed fingers.

I know exactly how much this bed will make me.
I know these few m2 will give me 800 stems. $1000 profit.

I’ve already planned where every single one of these is being sold before I even put one seedling in.

This used to take me hours hunched over spreadsheets.
Now? A couple of clicks.

So I can actually be here…hands in the soil, present, no overwhelm humming in the background.

If you’re not willing to invest 1% of your desired revenue (or less) into knowing where your crops are going…how serious are you really about your flower farming business?

Ready to plan your season like this?
Comment PLAN and I’ll send you the link 🌱

11/05/2026

POV…If w**ds were specialty cut flowers….just trying to find new ways to be grateful for all plants…including onion w**d.

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80 Dooralong Ridge Drive
Dooralong, NSW
2259

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