Summer is the perfect time to explore flower farms across Canada. With over 200 farms growing beautiful blooms, there are plenty of options for those looking to enjoy the outdoors and support local growers. Many farms now offer pick-your-own experiences and host various events, including workshops and picnics among the flowers.
To make the most of your visit, it’s recommended to plan ahead as some farms require appointments or tickets for certain activities. Checking online or contacting the farm in advance will ensure you catch the flowers in full bloom.
Here are 13 stunning flower farms to visit this summer:
1. Bilston Creek Farm in Victoria, BC, hosts seasonal events like the Lavender Festival with live music and workshops.
2. Five Acres Flower Farm in Abbotsford, BC, offers flower-picking workshops and concerts from August to October.
3. Blooms on 7 Flower Farm in Sherwood Park, Alta., grows over 150 varieties of flowers and hosts workshops and classes.
4. Fern’s Flowers Garden in Edmonton features a U-pick with zinnias, marigolds, and more, set against a beautiful natural backdrop.
5. Boho Flower Farm in Strongfield, Sask., offers flower picking, evening events, and date-night packages.
6. Miss Millie’s Flower Farm near Winnipeg, Man., grows over 200 types of flowers and hosts dog-friendly days and picnics.
7. Heritage Blooms in Norwood, Ont., specializes in dahlias, zinnias, and sunflowers, with workshops on bouquet-making.
8. Country Cut Flowers in Newmarket, Ont., allows visitors to pick tulips, peonies, and dahlias, with crafting events available.
9. RePlanted Farm & Florals in Deep River, Ont., offers workshops, themed dinners, and a variety of flowers and vegetables.
10. La Maison Lavande in Saint-Eustache, Que., opens its lavender fields for picnics, yoga classes, and flower picking.
11. Sharp Brook Flower Farm in Lower Millstream, N.B., offers self-serve bouquets and U-pick flower options.
12. Just Bloom Flower Farm in Middle Musquodoboit, N.S., features pre-ordered bouquets and U-pick gardens for visitors.
13. Island Lavender Distillery in St. Catherines, P.E.I., grows English and French lavender varieties for visitors to harvest.
These flower farms provide a unique and enjoyable way to experience the beauty of Canadian blooms this summer.