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In this episode of the Slow Flowers show, the hosts talk to Amy Linhart, who already has been harvesting from her crop of 13,000 daffodils to supply her main wholesale customer, an upscale regional grocery chain in the Seattle-Tacoma region. She started farming flowers as a side venture to her full-time position as an environmental educator at Pierce College.
Source: Slow Flowers Show