Over on the radio at KLT in Lockhart, Len Gabbey was already sharing the news. Weeks ago, he announced something that wasn’t even public yet… 🌼 2026 Flower Farm Internships are OPEN. 🌼 Yep—it’s official. And for the first time, I’ve opened applications up wider than ever before. You know that person… Your daughter, a friend, a sibling, maybe an FFA student—someone in a college or ag program who keeps saying, “I just need a farm to get my credits.” This internship is honestl

Truthfully, when I first started the farm, I ran through growing techniques and business ideas faster than a greyhound at a dog race—always chasing the next thing that promised faster growth or better results. We live in a world overflowing with information. Every business owner, farmer, and hydro-tech has a mastermind, a podcast, a course. And for dreamers, that constant stream of advice can quietly become the biggest dream-killer there is. Now—I do believe we’re called to b

I trained them to climb Mount Everest… LOL. Okay, not really—but this past week I did  re-trellis the sweet peas. This is my second year successfully growing sweet peas without  the seeds rotting in the trays. I can still take myself straight back to 2022—hovering over seed trays like a dog waiting for a bone, desperate for that first little green leaf to appear… only to find a sad mush of rotten seeds instead. 😩 Praise the Lord for discovering cold stratification . Game cha

I KNEW IT. Be honest with yourself. 😏 Haha—okay, maybe not. BUT I did  want to explain a little more about the internship program, just in case someone popped into your mind who might be a really great fit… And yes— you might be the person who knows that person. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecdjKB5TiZyfIRysZI9maepns3dQ1jKhxyzDp54rqngmGDCA/viewform?usp=header 🌼 Internship Details 1. Time Commitment In-person:  At least 1 farm visit per week (2 hours) Virtual: 1