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Growing Cut Flowers on the Farm

by Mary Dollins Cary L. Rivard

MF3669

Vegetable farmers may consider growing specialty cut flowers for assorted reasons, including income and increasing the local availabilty of fresh flowers. This fact sheet includes information about when to plant, tools and techniques, and varieties that do well in Kansas. 8 pages, color.

Published Date: Oct 2024

Specialty Cut Flowers: A Commercial Growers Guide

by Alan B. Stevens Karen L.B. Gast

MF1034

Field production of specialty cut flowers could be a profitable alternative crop in Kansas.

Published Date: Jun 1992

Peonies

by Judith O'Mara Karen L.B. Gast Alan B. Stevens

MF1083

Peonies grow from an underground crown and have either pointed or large, bulky roots. After blooming season, stem buds—called “eyes”—form at the base of stems. Peonies bloom in May and June.

Published Date: Oct 1993

Starting a Greenhouse Business—A Commercial Growers Guide

by Mary Lewnes Albrecht Susan Stevens Alan B. Stevens

MF1157

A commercial growers guide to starting and running a greenhouse business.

Published Date: Jun 1994