The Age · National

Cut flowers are delicate. The women who grow them are not

· By Andrew Conway
Story summary

There’s more than a touch of a steel magnolia about Jen Foster. Having traded a high-flying corporate tech job in 2019 for the more earthly clods and clippers of cut flower farming, she knows only too well the muscle-aching work and wild unpredictability of horticultural life.

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