Come What May Bouquets

12/10/2023

I think this is the most important thing we can do....

09/10/2023

So this year I “paused” selling bouquets…hoping for a bountiful haul of tubers, some to keep and some to share

01/10/2023

My new favourite marigolds. If only I could remember what they’re called.

17/09/2023

5 o’clock Sunday can only mean one thing. 🍷Time to take a break from the day’s harvest, while the crockpot cooks Nan’s brisket and vegetable soup🙂

12/09/2023

11/09/2023

Better late than never….stunning “Breakout” dahlia

22/07/2023

Emmylou will be at the Calgary Folk Fest next weekend! Get your tickets today.

14/07/2023

My favourite zinnia this year.

25/04/2023

First hellebore ever for me, but I think I have a new addiction. Wouldn’t they be gorgeous in bouquets? What a perfect spring for them. Everything but the ranuncs will be moved to the garden but for now, I’m loving them in the planter. Colour scheme and design totally influenced by beautiful planters by . Flowers from .and.co and

04/04/2023

***Edited: Locally and sustainably grown dahlia tubers, all eyed-up and ready to go just as soon as the weather is reliably warmer. Get yours in time to pot up for a head start on beautiful blooms. Pics are of my actual blooms as grown last summer. Cafe Au Lait $10/Cornel Brons, Cornel and Babette only $5. Canada Post flat rate shipping. *** small box is $19.99 anywhere in Canada. Roughly 10 x 14 x 2 1/2 inches.***I am in Southern Ontario 6b N0A 1N7. Local pick up welcome, and I can deliver to Dundas and points in between along 6. Packing in vermiculite with a tag. Still working on a website, so for now, please DM for e-transfer details to claim your beauties.

05/03/2023

I wasn’t going to grow lisianthus this year, I really wasn’t, but of course I went ahead and bought 400 seeds of different colours from , heavily influenced by a lovely West Flamborough flower farmer lady I met while there…I’ll keep them for next year, when I’ll have a better-developed growing area and an expanded business, but….I had to have 12, just 12 of the sultry “Roseanne Brown” to grace my bouquets this July. I’ve started lisianthus later, when I didn’t know how long they really take to bloom, and I’ve stared them much earlier than this. Blooms mid-late July either way. I think the weather has as much to do with bloom time as does sow date. Flowers shown, including a few Lovely lissies, were grown in my community garden in Dundas a few years ago.