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A hand-drawn crop plan on graph paper on a potting bench, with seed packets, pencils, twine and fresh-cut stems

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The cut flower crop planning spreadsheet.

Crop plan, succession planner, bed plan, seed order and profit-per-bed maths, in one workbook. Built by the team behind BloomOS, free for every grower who wants it.

Sheets
Five, linked
Formulas
337, working
Price
Free, no email
Works in
Excel · Sheets · Numbers

What's inside

Five sheets, one season.

Crop plan

Every variety on one sheet: sowing date, transplant date, first cut, spacing, plants per bed. The dates calculate themselves from your last frost.

Succession planner

Enter a variety once and it lays out the re-sowing dates for the whole season, so the cutting never stops because the sowing never stopped.

Bed plan

Your growing space as a list of beds: what's in each one, from when to when, and where the gaps are hiding.

Profit per bed

Stems, price, direct costs, contribution — per bed, not per acre. The maths behind our profit-per-bed article, ready for your numbers.

Seed order

The shopping list writes itself from the crop plan: varieties, quantities and packet counts, totalled and ready to order.

And when it starts to creak…

A spreadsheet is where every flower farm starts. BloomOS is where the ones that outgrow it end up: the same thinking, living on your phone, in the field, even when the signal drops.

Become a founding farmer →

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Why it's free

Because this is how we think about growing.

BloomOS was built by a flower farmer who ran her seasons from spreadsheets exactly like this one.

The columns in this workbook are the bones of how BloomOS itself thinks: varieties, beds, successions, cuts, and what each bed actually earned. So take it, use it, hand it round your growers' group. Every example number inside is an honest ballpark for a 10m bed, and every one is yours to overwrite.

If a season arrives when the tabs stop being enough, when you want the plan in your pocket at 5am with dirty hands, you already know where we are. And if you want the thinking behind the profit sheet, read the profit-per-bed piece.