Global farm setup
Set country, currency, frost dates, bed sizes, sales channels, and planning depth once.
Built for flower growers, farmer-florists, event florists, market farms, subscription growers, and seed-starting teams who need planning, products, finance, weather context, and real farm records to stay connected.

From first seed tray to final invoice, each workspace keeps its own job clear while sharing the crop, product, customer, finance, and season context behind it.
Set country, currency, frost dates, bed sizes, sales channels, and planning depth once.
Plan seed-starting, transplants, plugs, bulbs, corms, tubers, cuttings, and successions.
Place crops into beds, review bed history, track capacity, and see what each bed can produce.
Turn a season plan into dated work, reminders, field jobs, and printable planning schedules.
Use local forecast context alongside harvests, actuals, weekly work, and field decisions.
Build recipes for bouquets, florist bunches, DIY buckets, subscriptions, weddings, and events.
Track expenses, sales, cashflow, crop value, product margin, quotes, and business details.
Plan customer profiles, buyer research, brand voice, campaigns, and Facebook or Instagram drafts.
Compare assumptions before committing space, products, channels, or next-season changes.
Download readable reports, CSV exports, and account backups when you need records outside the app.
Use shared crop knowledge, then save the varieties and notes that matter to your farm.
Ask for app help, growing guidance, problem solving, and honest next steps where Flora is enabled.

Start with farm setup, crop choices, seed or plug timing, succession rounds, bed needs, and harvest windows. The plan becomes the source for schedules, tasks, products, reports, and next-season decisions.
Create a practical sowing and transplant schedule from your crop choices and dates.
Plan repeated plantings so weekly harvest windows are visible before the season starts.
Turn crop timing into dated jobs instead of rebuilding the work list by hand.
Keep country, currency, frost dates, beds, sales focus, and planning depth tied to every plan.

See bed placement, spacing, crop blocks, plant counts, expected stems, projected value, and the history of what happened in each bed. This is where planning becomes practical capacity.
Drag crops into beds, compare open space, and check plant counts before committing.
Review what was planned, planted, harvested, and worth repeating in that space.
Compare expected stems, crop value, revenue, cost, and profit while planning.
Use actuals and scenarios to decide what deserves another season.
Create bouquets, subscriptions, market bunches, florist bunches, DIY buckets, wedding and event pieces, and seasonal products from the crops your farm can actually supply.
Define stem roles, counts, color direction, and target use.
Work backward from subscriptions, markets, events, and florist needs.
Check whether planned crops can support what you want to sell.
Keep product value connected to crop costs and sales records.





The Plant Library is more than a crop list. It supports production planning, florist design work, seed-starting decisions, variety selection, product recipes, and Flora guidance.
Compare sowing, transplanting, harvest windows, spacing, vase life, and growing notes.
Use focal, filler, line, foliage, texture, and supporting roles in bouquet planning.
Save My Plants with your own varieties, images, notes, suppliers, and grower choices.
Carry plant knowledge into beds, successions, products, Growth Studio, and profit decisions.
Flora is the in-app guide for growers who need help understanding a page, checking a decision, or finding the workflow that matches the job they are trying to do.
Ask what a page is for, what to do next, where a control lives, or why a number looks wrong.
Talk through crop timing, bed pressure, product demand, harvest questions, and season decisions with farm context in view.
Flora guides users to real app workflows and says clearly when something needs review, setup, or support.
Flower Farm Planner is meant to help a grower run the whole commercial rhythm: propagation, beds, work, products, events, sales, marketing, cashflow, reports, and the next season.
Generated plan tasks, weekly work, field notes, actuals, and weather-aware timing signals help growers see what needs attention before the week gets away from them.
Scenario planning helps compare crop choices, channel pressure, product demand, space, revenue, and risk before changing the real season plan.
Grower plan subscribers can work on buyer research, customer profiles, brand voice, campaign ideas, and Facebook or Instagram organic drafts from the same farm context.
The app tracks sales, expenses, cashflow, profit, crop value, product margins, invoices and quote details, so the business side is not separated from production.
Bouquet recipes, event pieces, florist bunches, DIY buckets, wholesale supply, market products, and subscriptions can all be planned against crop availability.
Growers can print planning views, export CSV reports, download account backups, and keep records useful outside the app when needed.
Country, currency, frost dates, bed dimensions, sales channels, and planning depth shape the plan.
Seeds, plugs, bulbs, corms, tubers, cuttings, spacing, successions, stems, and harvests become one crop record.
Bouquets, events, subscriptions, market bunches, florist supply, and wholesale demand become costed targets.
Generated jobs, actuals, field notes, and weather context show what needs review this week.
Sales, expenses, cashflow, profit, printable reports, CSV exports, and backups keep the business record usable.
Scenarios, decisions, actuals, and farm memory make the next plan less of a guess.
Season plans, beds, successions, harvest windows, yield estimates, and crop records.
Bouquet recipes, event products, stem counts, color roles, and farm availability in one place.
Seed schedules, propagation timing, transplant windows, and printable planning outputs.
Recipes, quotes, product builds, wholesale bunches, DIY buckets, and event planning context.
Weekly product targets, supply checks, customer demand, sales records, and pricing context.
Country, currency, local dates, farm setup, and business records that can support growers outside one region.
Bring your planning, production, products, finance, and decisions into one connected system.