Grow cut flowers with Heirloom
Open the Crop LibraryIn Heirloom, a flower is a crop like any other: it gets beds, successions, harvests and revenue. Here is where flowers have their own filter, how to count in stems, and how to plan what outlasts one season.
Plan flowers like your vegetables
Dahlias, zinnias, snapdragons or lisianthus go on the same beds as your lettuce. You plan their successions in the Game Plan, place them on the Crop Map, record their harvests and see their revenue with the rest of the farm. There is nothing separate to learn.
Filter by the Flowers type
Every crop has a type, and flowers have their own: Flowers. It filters your crops in the Crop Library, when you pick a crop for a planting, in the Charts filters and in the Weekly harvests filters. See Choose your flowers in the Crop Library.
Count in stems
Set each flower’s harvest unit to stems, with its yield per bed and price per stem: your expected revenue then speaks the way you sell. See Set yields and prices for your flowers.
Plan what outlasts one season
Heirloom plans season by season. Bulbs planted in the fall keep their beds into the next season, and perennials such as peonies are planned again each season on the same beds. See Plan perennials and fall-planted flowers.
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