Dear Flower Lovers,
We’ve moved! We’re now growing and gardening in Lanark County, Ontario, halfway between Kingston and Ottawa.
From July to September we offer:
Bouquet Subscriptions
Wedding and event florals for small events and elopements
Table flowers for local restaurants and hospitality industry
Wholesale flowers for local florists
Please contact us directly for any flower related questions or services.
Wedding Flowers
Our flowers are all garden to vase, freshly harvested and gathered to create florals as unique as the couples we work with.
Rain or shine your wedding day will be one of most beautiful days because it’s a celebration of two people sharing their hopes and dreams to build a future together. The flowers you surround yourselves with on estate special day are the icing on the cake.. or dew on the dahlia as we like to say.
We are endlessly inspired by nature and guided by the changing seasons and our designs are romantic, wild and whimsical.
We offer full or partial floral services as well as buckets of blooms for DIY arrangements.
Please contact us to speak more about our wedding floral services.
Organic and sustainably grown seasonal flowers
We are a tiny flower and herb garden in Lanark County, Ontario. Our flowers and herbs are grown without the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers and with great care for the soil and local ecology. We offer CSA bouquet subscriptions, bulk blooms for DIYers and Wedding and Event Florals. Our growing practices are guided by the principles of organic and sustainable agriculture, and we take great care in protecting our soil and supporting the local ecology we are part of. Our philosophy is to be gracious guests and humble hosts as we tend to this small plot of earth.
We were extremely grateful to have been vendors at the following events in 2019:
Toronto Flower Market 2019: The Toronto Flower Market has monthly markets downtown Toronto May- October.
https://www.torontoflowermarket.
Honey Garlic Festival 2019: Annual Honey Garlic Festival at Albion Hills Community Farm
We want to acknowledge that we are growing on unceded ancestral territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation. We are grateful to our Host Nation who are the original gardeners of this area and who have been caring for this land for millennia. #landback