If you’re a crafter, artist, or DIY bride in Toronto, finding good quality pressed flowers can feel surprisingly tricky. As someone who grows and presses flowers here in Ontario myself, I know how hard it is to find blooms that look natural, vibrant, and not overly processed or dyed.

Whether you’re making wedding invitations, resin pieces, cards, journals, or framed artwork, the right pressed flowers make all the difference.

In this guide, I’m sharing the best places to buy pressed flowers in Toronto and Ontario—options I’ve personally used, recommended, or grown myself. You’ll find a mix of local farms, online shops, and DIY-friendly alternatives so you can choose what works best for your project and budget.

1. Harvest Hill Flower Farm (Local, Freshly Pressed, Ontario-Grown)

I have to start with my own farm, of course. On my small flower farm just outside Toronto, I grow and hand-press flowers from seed using natural methods—no chemicals, no dyes, no additives.

My pressed flowers are ideal for:

• crafters and stationery makers

• resin artists

• DIY wedding invitations

• scrapbooking and journaling

• nature-inspired home décor

Because everything is grown and pressed right here in Ontario, the colours and shapes feel more natural than many mass-produced imported pressed flowers. I offer curated pressed flower packs, seasonal mixes, and individual varieties depending on what’s blooming.

Shipping across Canada is available, and Toronto/GTA customers often get their orders quickly because we’re so close.

2. Amazon (Convenient, Budget-Friendly, Lots of Variety)

If you’re in Toronto and need pressed flowers fast—or you’re looking for inexpensive starter packs—Amazon is one of the easiest options. There are tons of pressed flower kits available in different colours and sizes.

A few things to keep in mind:

• many Amazon packs are machine-pressed overseas

• colours are sometimes dyed or enhanced

• shapes can be a bit flattened or uniform

That said, Amazon is great for beginner crafters, kid projects, or when you need large quantities at a lower cost. If you’re working on wedding stationery or professional craft pieces, you might want higher-quality blooms from a local source.

3. Etsy (Toronto Makers + Global Sellers)

Etsy gives you access to tons of pressed flower sellers—including many based in Toronto, Ontario, or across Canada.

Why I like Etsy:

• you can read reviews from real buyers

• lots of small Canadian farms and makers sell there

• you can find more rare colours or varieties

• great for unique mixes and small-batch pressing

Just check whether the flowers are:

• naturally pressed

• undyed

• grown in Canada (if that matters to you)

Some Etsy sellers import pressed flowers and resell them, so always read the shop details carefully.

4. DIY Pressing (The Most Affordable Option for Toronto Creatives)

If you love crafting and live in Toronto or the GTA, pressing your own flowers can be rewarding—and surprisingly easy. You can press:

• wildflowers from local walks (just avoid parks where picking is not allowed)

• flowers from your garden

• petals from bouquets

• blooms from farmers’ markets

A simple book press works, or you can use a microwave flower press if you want faster results. The benefit of DIY pressing is that you can choose exactly the flowers that inspire you, and the colours often stay incredibly true because they’re fresh.

If you’re planning a DIY wedding or creating a large project, pressing ahead of time ensures you have a steady supply.

5. Local Farmers’ Markets & Toronto Flower Vendors

While not every farm sells pressed flowers, Toronto markets are a great source for blooms you can press yourself. Keep an eye out at:

• Evergreen Brick Works Market

• The Leslieville Farmers' Market

• St. Lawrence Market flower vendors

• Seasonal farm stands around Durham Region

Buying fresh, local flowers from Ontario growers means you can press varieties that don’t often appear in store-bought pressed packs.

Which Pressed Flower Source Is Best for You?

It really depends on:

• your project (wedding, craft, décor, resin, journaling)

• your budget

• how natural you want the flowers to look

• how quickly you need them

Here’s a quick summary:

Best For	Recommended Source
Natural, local, sustainable	Harvest Hill Flower Farm
Budget crafting	Amazon
Unique varieties & small-batch artists	Etsy
Custom colours & personal projects	DIY pressing
Fresh flowers to press	Toronto markets

Final Thoughts: Finding Pressed Flowers in Toronto Doesn’t Have to Be Hard

Whether you love slow crafting, you’re planning a wedding, or you’re making handmade keepsakes, there are plenty of great places to buy pressed flowers in Toronto and Ontario. And if you want naturally grown, Ontario-pressed blooms—straight from a small flower farm—I’d love to help you find the perfect petals for your project.