“Discover Canada’s Vibrant Flower Farms This Summer”

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If you’re interested in getting your hands on fresh seasonal flowers, supporting local growers, or enjoying an outdoor summer activity, you’re in luck. With over 200 flower farms across Canada, it’s now easier than ever to find one near you.

The flower industry has seen growth, particularly in pick-your-own locations and farms hosting events, thanks to increased interest since the pandemic and the use of social media. These farms offer more than just flower-picking opportunities; you can also participate in workshops, tours, markets, and picnics among the blossoms.

To make the most of your visit, it’s essential to plan ahead. Some smaller farms operate by appointment only, and certain activities may require tickets. Checking online or contacting the farms in advance to inquire about the blooming status is recommended.

Here are 13 beautiful flower farms worth exploring this summer.

Bilston Creek Farm

Victoria

Located on Vancouver Island, this farm hosts various seasonal events, such as the Lavender Festival running from June to mid-August. Visitors can enjoy live music, workshops, a makers’ market, and even stay overnight. Additionally, the farm features an apple and pear orchard and an apiary.

Five Acres Flower Farm

Abbotsford, B.C.

Situated an hour’s drive from downtown Vancouver, this charming farm offers flower-picking workshops from August to October, along with concerts and wreath-making classes. Late August and September are the best times to witness their dahlias in full bloom.

Blooms on 7 Flower Farm

Sherwood Park, Alta.

Just a 30-minute drive east of Edmonton, this flower and alpaca farm boasts over 150 varieties of blooms priced by the cup. Visitors can also participate in botanical-dyeing workshops and pilates classes next to the alpaca herd.

Fern’s Flowers Garden

Edmonton

Fern’s Flowers Garden offers U-pick options for zinnias, marigolds, gladioli, and more. Located by the North Saskatchewan River, the farm is adjacent to an old-growth forest with trails for exploration.

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