Growing a Cut Flower Business that Adapts with the Farmer with Teri Schols

Recording date: June 9, 2026 Welcome to the second season of Food, Flowers, & Fun: Visits with farm women from around the world! Episode twenty-seven features nurse-turned-flower farmer Teri Schols of Windmill Lane Flowers as we discuss: - Adjusting your farm business to accommodate different stages of life - Getting off the farm for work and play - Pulling off your first wedding floral design job…for 200 people! - Taking “forced down time” - And much, much more… You will love this courageous and energetic farmer! #IYWF2026 A GIFT FOR LISTENERS: Are you a farmer looking for an opportunity to connect with other farmers just like you? Join Midweek Refuel, where we focus on increasing the time, energy, and abundance in your purposeful farm life. Try us today. Use code PODCAST to receive a 10% discount: https://www.penlightfarmers.com/service-page/midweek-refuel?referral=service\list\widget About Teri: Teri is a lifelong resident of Bow, Washington. She is fairly new to growing cut flowers, but not new to “life on the farm.” Teri focuses on growing quality sweet pea seed, dahlia tubers, eucalyptus, and an assortment of annual and perennials for unique cut flower designs. Connect with Teri at:  - Website: https://www.windmilllnflowers.com/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/windmill\_ln/ Connect with K at:  - Website: https://www.penlightfarmers.com - YouTube: @k.castrataro3466 - Facebook and Instagram: @penlightfarmers - Podcast (audio): https://www.penlightfarmers.com/podcast - Podcast (video): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIVBn53rrIsTwS4ag6hH4DHnxG\_Lxqt7x