Monday, August 17, 2026

“Discover 13 Must-Visit Flower Farms in Canada”

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Finding a nearby flower farm to visit has become more accessible, with over 200 Canadian farms growing beautiful blooms in their fields. Whether you seek seasonal flowers at a bargain, want to support local growers, or simply enjoy a summer outdoor activity, there are numerous options to choose from.

The flower industry has seen a boost in pick-your-own spots and farm events, especially since the pandemic, aided by the power of social media. These farms not only offer tours and markets but also provide workshops on botanical dyeing and host picnics amidst the blossoms.

To make the most of your visit, it’s advisable to plan ahead. Many smaller farms operate by appointment only, and some activities may require advance ticket purchases. Additionally, timing is crucial when it comes to enjoying the full bloom of seasonal flowers, so checking online or contacting the farm beforehand is recommended.

Here are 13 stunning flower farms worth exploring this summer:

Bilston Creek Farm

Victoria

Located on Vancouver Island, this farm hosts seasonal events like the Lavender Festival, featuring live music, workshops, and a market. Visitors can also explore an apple and pear orchard, an apiary, and even book overnight accommodations.

Five Acres Flower Farm

Abbotsford, B.C.

Situated just an hour away from Vancouver, this charming farm offers flower-picking workshops, concerts, and wreath-making classes. To witness the dahlia bloom in all its glory, plan your visit for late August or September.

Blooms on 7 Flower Farm

Sherwood Park, Alta.

This flower and alpaca farm, a short drive from Edmonton, cultivates over 150 varieties of blooms, with stems priced by the cup. Visitors can also enjoy botanical-dyeing workshops and pilates classes next to the alpaca herd.

Fern’s Flowers Garden

Edmonton

At Fern’s Flowers Garden, visitors can pick zinnias, marigolds, and gladioli at their U-pick farm. The serene location by the North Saskatchewan River, surrounded by an old-growth forest and trails, offers a delightful experience.

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