Toronto Wholesale Dried Flowers
At my flower farm just outside of Toronto, Ontario, I naturally grow and dry flowers for wholesale. Every stem begins from seed, is hand-tended throughout the season, and carefully dried in my barn to preserve its colour and texture. Using sustainable, chemical-free methods, I cultivate unique, high-quality stems perfect for florists, crafters, and DIY projects. Each order is thoughtfully packaged and can be shipped anywhere 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 wholesale for florists, crafters, and DIY creators across Canada, sharing the joy of hand-grown blooms in every stem.
Farm Updates
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2026 Seeds Have Arrived
There's is still lots snow on the ground. Not the romantic first snowfall of December, but that tired, granular kind — tucked into the fence lines, piled along the laneway,...
2026 Seeds Have Arrived
There's is still lots snow on the ground. Not the romantic first snowfall of December, but that tired, granular kind — tucked into the fence lines, piled along the laneway,...
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Winter on the Farm
Every year, as winter settles over the farm, I feel a familiar tug in my chest. The gardens go quiet, the fields freeze, and the colours of summer fade into...
Winter on the Farm
Every year, as winter settles over the farm, I feel a familiar tug in my chest. The gardens go quiet, the fields freeze, and the colours of summer fade into...
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Cold Weather Means Slow Crafting
This week, it finally happened — that unmistakable shift into fall on the farm. One day I was stepping outside in a light sweater, and the next I was rummaging...
Cold Weather Means Slow Crafting
This week, it finally happened — that unmistakable shift into fall on the farm. One day I was stepping outside in a light sweater, and the next I was rummaging...
