Flowers are all around us in our lives, and work-at-home moms with skill in the garden are well-placed to profit from people’s love for decorating tables and sideboards with beautiful fresh flowers. Cut flowers is a huge business in many parts of the world, and you can profit from this business Begin by establishing your garden and plant for resale perennials like mum, carnation, orchid, evening primrose, or whatever flower type you fancy. You are ready to find customers once your garden is overflowing with mature blossoms.

Recommended Books:
Field Grown Cut Flowers : A Practical Guide and Sourcebook : Commercial Field Grown Fresh and Dried Cut Flower Production by Alan B. Stevens
Flowers for Sale : Growing and Marketing Cut Flowers : Backyard to Small Acreage (A Bootstrap Guide) by Lee Sturdivant, Peggy Sue McRae (Illustrator)

Associations: 
Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers (http://www.ascfg.org) 
American Institute of Floral Designers (http://www.aifd.org) 
International Flower Bulb Centre (http://www.bulbsonline.org) 
Bulb.com Association (http://www.bulb.com)