Dried Flowers in Toronto, Ontario
At my flower farm just outside of Toronto, I grow and naturally dry flowers for wholesale and à la carte orders. Every stem is started from seed, grown without chemicals, and air-dried in my barn to preserve its natural colour and texture. With affordable pricing and no order minimums, my mission is to make beautiful Ontario-grown dried flowers accessible to florists, creatives, and wedding couples across Canada.
It's me - Sarah!
Hi, I’m Sarah — wife, mother, and farmer-florist living a simple, slow-paced life on our little homestead in Ontario. Every day, I find joy in the small things: the wild creatures and plants I see on my walks, quiet moments on the farm, and the rhythms of life growing flowers by hand.
With over a decade of experience in floristry and the wedding industry, I now focus on cultivating beautiful, chemical-free dried flowers from seed to stem, grown naturally on our farm. I offer these flowers for wholesale and weddings in Toronto and across Canada.
Ontario-Grown Dried Flowers
- Naturally grown in Ontario - Every stem starts in the garden and is grown without the use of pesticides.
- Slowly air-dried - I harvest at the peak moment and dry slowly in the barn, so flowers keep their natural texture and colour.
- Simple ordering - Stems sell for $0.50 each. Mix and match your favourites and buy the exact quantity you need, with no order minimums. Canada-wide shipping is available.
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