Ready to Turn Spare Land into a $10k+ Peony Side-Business?

Nope! This class is designed for beginners and backyard growers. If you’ve grown flowers or vegetables before—or even just wanted to—you’ll fit right in. We walk you through everything from planting to profit.

Surprisingly little! Many growers begin with a quarter acre or less. We even show examples of profiting from a 200-plant garden. You don’t need rolling fields—just sun, soil, and a little space.

Peonies are a long-term investment. Year 1 is planting, Year 2 is growing, Year 3 brings a small test harvest, and Year 4 is when you start seeing real returns. That said, this class helps you skip rookie mistakes that cost years.

This totally depends on how many plants you want, which cultivars you choose, and how much space you’ve got. For a small 200-plant farm, expect around $2,000 to get going with roots and supplies. Then, if you choose to, a florist cooler in a few years might be another $2,000. We offer examples of different budget levels and show you what to prioritize. And normally you’d break even the first couple of years you sell. Then you can keep selling every year with very few expenses.

Peonies thrive in USDA Zones 3–8, though success depends on climate and chill hours. Determine your zone here: https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/

Not at all—but we teach you how if that’s your goal. Some students sell at farmers markets, straight from the yard, or just use the blooms to charm neighbors and teachers. Your business, your rules.

Yes! The bulk of the work happens in early spring during planting and harvesting. The harvest window is short (usually 4–6 weeks), and we show you how to work efficiently—even if you’re doing this on the side.

Great! You’re ahead of the game. This course covers business models, pricing, pre-selling techniques, and harvesting tips that can help you turn your garden into a small income stream.

Yes! You’ll be invited into our private Peony Growing Circle—a friendly, no-drama space where you can ask questions, celebrate wins, and learn from others. We also offer a free 15 minute consult to build your custom roadmap.

Absolutely. Even if you grow peonies just for personal use, you’ll still learn how to pick the best varieties, harvest like a pro, and keep your plants thriving for decades. Think of it as selling happiness—with options.

Not much! You can rent or borrow a tiller for the initial bed prep (you’ll likely only need it once). Then it’s mostly basic tools: a shovel, hand clippers, and good-quality peony roots. When you start selling, a used florist cooler is super helpful for keeping blooms fresh—but it’s not required on day one. We’ll walk you through smart, affordable options.

30-day Bloom-or-Profit Guarantee—follow the checklist; if you can’t see a $10k path in 12 months, get a full refund.