Be on the Podcast
Have a story to tell, a lesson to share, or a business that supports growers, gardeners and florists or businesses? I’d love to feature you.
The Blooming Garden Podcast is a space for honest, practical conversations that help people grow—flowers, veggies, businesses, confidence, and everything in between.
Whether you’re a flower farmer, a compost geek, a creative marketer, or someone building tools and services that help this industry thrive—you’ve got insights that others are hungry for. This podcast celebrates the people behind the petals, and I’m always on the lookout for guests with something to share.
If you’re passionate about what you do, and you think flower growers, gardeners and small-scale florists could benefit from hearing it—you’re in the right place.
Not sure if you're "expert" enough?
Don’t worry. This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about sharing real experiences: what’s worked, what’s flopped, what you’ve learned, and how you’re growing (literally and figuratively).
If you care about growing, farming, or making a living from the land—then you’re already the kind of guest I want to talk to.
Why be a guest?
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GROW YOUR VISIBILITY – The Flower Farmer Podcast reaches a highly engaged audience of growers, florists, and floral business owners.
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BUILD TRUST & AUTHORITY – Sharing your story positions you as a voice of experience within our community.
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GET FREE EVERGREEN CONTENT– You’ll get links to share on your own platforms.
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CONNECT WITH A LIKE MINDED AUDIENCE – Your future customers, collaborators, or flower BFFs might just be listening.
What’s involved?
A relaxed 45-minute Zoom chat – like a cuppa with a fellow grower (just recorded!)
I’ll send you questions ahead of time, so there are no surprises
No fancy mic needed just a basic headset, decent internet and a quiet space
We’ll go at your pace and we can edit out any bits we don't want
Ready to say yes?
Fill in the short form below with your details and a few topic ideas (or just tell me what you’re up to—I’ll help shape the conversation).
Whether it’s growing techniques, marketing, mistakes, lessons, or an idea you think others could benefit from, I’m all ears.
