Behind the Bloom Podcast Has Marked First Anniversary
The horticultural podcast enters its second year as production continues on Life in Bloom.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Botany
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The Behind the Bloom podcast has reached its one-year anniversary milestone, officially entering its second year of production. This development follows the conclusion of filming for Life in Bloom Season 9, which is currently undergoing post-production editing.
Why it matters
Public television programming focused on botany continues to expand, reflecting a steady interest in floral education and cultivation practices. Partnerships with industry entities remain a key driver for the sustained output of this specialized content.
Life in Bloom episodes currently maintain a broadcast frequency of four times per week on Create TV stations. The production team has completed filming for Season 9, while Season 10 is in the preliminary planning stages for future location shoots.
The players
American Floral Alliance
This trade association provides sponsorship for the Behind the Bloom podcast and has committed to support Season 10.
Chrysal
This company provides ongoing sponsorship for the production of the Behind the Bloom podcast.
The details
The Behind the Bloom podcast is currently supported by the American Floral Alliance and Chrysal. Life in Bloom is moving through its production lifecycle, with Season 8 episodes currently airing and Season 9 moving into the editing phase.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: The Get Outside episode of Life in Bloom aired.
September 29, 2026: The Farms & Flowers episode of Life in Bloom aired.
October 6, 2026: The A Dickens of a Christmas episode is scheduled to air.
April 2027: Season 9 of Life in Bloom is scheduled for release.
The Big Picture
This production trajectory follows the established broadcast distribution model used by the Create TV public television network. The transition between seasons reflects a long-term strategy for content creation within specialized botanical programming.
Viewers can access ongoing horticultural content through regular broadcasts on Create TV stations four times weekly. The continued commitment of industry sponsors ensures the ongoing availability of these educational episodes for the public.
The takeaway
The growth of botanical media highlights a stable niche for educational television and podcasting in the floral sector. Readers interested in sustainable practices can look forward to the upcoming 2027 season release for new insights into flower farming.
What happens next
Season 9 of Life in Bloom is scheduled for release on public television stations in April 2027.
Further reading
For additional insights into floral education, visit the Botany section.
More information
To stream specific episodes, visit the Life in Bloom episode streaming site.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Perishable News.
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