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Sea Breeze Florals- Port Moody business that sells dahlias and cut flowers to florists and the public

13/05/2026

Overflowing with ranunculus 😍 absolutely loving all the colours this year. New additions are wedding pastel, purple jean and Pauline. The ranunculus in the back yard are shaded in the afternoon resulting in almost 2ft long stems!

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to the most amazing Mom. You’re my biggest supporter and best friend. So proud to be your daughter 💗 Enjoyed working with ranunculus, deutzia and Korea lilac to create this large arrangement to celebrate you 😊

17/04/2026

Leaving my dahlias in the ground and covering the soil with straw each year was originally intended to protect the tubers from freezing temperatures and rot due to heavy rains. However, something else has occurred, exceeding what I could have imagined, a beautiful and protected ecosystem was created each winter. Fungal mycelium thriving and spreading over the straw and woody particles in the soil. Arthropods like springtails, millipedes, and centipedes feeding on and breaking down dahlia stalks. Worms living their best life consuming plant waste, microbes and carbon-rich materials and reproducing, increasing their population numbers. All of the microbes, arthropods and worms are recycling the nutrients from the previous year’s dahlias and the straw and returning the nutrients to the soil which will in turn help to benefit this year’s dahlia crop.

Dahlias, cut flowers, soil health, microbes, microflower farm, fungi, earthworms, Port Moody

08/03/2026

Encouraging to see the hyacinth and daffodils beginning to bloom. Bumblebee queens and syphrid flies are also starting to emerge. Beautiful sunny day today with snow and rain forecasted for this week. False spring is here 😂

24/11/2025

Time to make leaf mold! Why? Leaf mold adds organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus back into the soil, it feeds and provides habitat for the soil’s biology and insects, protects the soil from intense rain and heat, and helps in moisture retention. Have I sold you yet? 😁

I have an amazing neighbor who collects and saves leaves from her big leaf maple tree for me each year. I have also used sweetgum, cherry, poplar and alder leaves to make leaf mold. These plant species are low in lignin making them easier to digest by the soil biology compared to the leaves of e.g. rhododendrons or magnolia.

I process my leaves in a leaf mulcher to increase the surface area which will also aid in decomposition. The leaves are stored in my empty thermophillic compost towers. By next spring I will have about 1.5 cubic yards of leaf mold!

12/09/2025

Dreamy vibes with this dahlia arrangement. Dahlia’s featured: Cafe au Lait, Bloomquist Tory P, Blizzard, Boom Boom white, Bloomquist Snowy, Coralie, Sweet Nathalie, Bloomquist Endlesession and Tahoma Early Dawn.

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