Over the last few years, dried flowers have moved from trend to staple — especially for weddings, installations, retail bouquets, and long-lasting home décor. As a flower farmer who grows and dries my own stems, I pay close attention to pricing across the Toronto dried flower market.
If you’re a florist, event designer, or even a DIY buyer comparing options, here’s a transparent look at what dried flowers cost around Toronto — and what to watch for when evaluating pricing. There are local options as well as national options that ship to Toronto.
Please note, these prices were found through my own research and may change at any time. Also, most of these per stem costs are for retail and for different types of flowers. Please contact the individual businesses to request wholesale pricing. Wholesale pricing is always more affordable per stem, but requires a larger volume order.
| Supplier / Source | Approx. Price Per Stem |
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| Harvest Hill Flowers | $1.00 |
| Euclid Farms (bouquets) | $1.25–$1.87 |
| Bunches Direct | ~$3.00 |
| Dried Flowers Forever | $0.71–$0.95 USD |
| Lady’s Hat Farm | ~$1.00 |
| Fleur Wholesale | ~$1.70 |
| Amazon (varies) | ~$0.75–$3.00+ |
| FiftyFlowers (bulk) | ~$2.00+ |
| Idlewild Floral | ~$3.50 |
| Vyn Inc | ~$0.50 |
My Pricing – Harvest Hill Flowers
At my own farm, Harvest Hill Flowers, I offer affordable pricing for retail and wholesale buyers.
Because I grow from seed, harvest at the right stage, and dry everything naturally on-farm (no dyes, no chemical preservatives), I’m able to keep pricing predictable and simple.
When comparing pricing, this per-stem model is important — many sellers bundle or arrange dried flowers in ways that make true stem pricing harder to calculate. My mission is to keep ordering transparent and simple for everyone.
Euclid Farms
Euclid Farms offers dried flower bouquets, including mini bouquets around $15 each.
Bouquet pricing can feel affordable at first glance, but it’s worth estimating how many stems are included. If a mini bouquet contains 8–12 stems, that can land around $1.25–$1.87 per stem depending on density and variety.
Bouquets are convenient if you want something arranged and ready to go — but for florists sourcing in bulk, per-stem or per-bundle pricing is easier to scale.
Bunches Direct
Bunches Direct lists dried lavender around $3 per stem.
This is a good example of why comparisons matter. Lavender is often sold at premium pricing online, especially when imported or preserved.
At $3 per stem, 100 stems would cost $300 — which is significantly higher than farm-direct pricing in many cases.
Dried Flowers Forever
Dried Flowers Forever offers many varieties with sample pricing such as 15–20 stems per bundle for $14.20 (for winged everlasting, USA-based). Pricing is in USD.
Breaking that down:
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15 stems for $14.20 = $0.95 per stem
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20 stems for $14.20 = $0.71 per stem
Bundle-based pricing can be competitive — but availability, shipping, and import timing matter when ordering from outside Canada.
Lady's Hat Farm
Offering beautiful bundles and bouquets, their pricing is very reasonable at about $1.00 per stem for varieties including statice and strawflower.
Their products are sold in bundles of 15-20 stems for about $20.00 each. Located in Alberta, but Canads-wide shipping is available for an additional charge.
Fleur Wholesale
Fleur Wholesale offers dried flowers alongside fresh wholesale options. An example price was 10 Craspedia stems for $17.00.
Pricing varies depending on the variety and whether the product is naturally dried or preserved. Many wholesale platforms require business setup and minimums, so always factor in order thresholds when comparing.
Amazon
Amazon carries a wide variety of dried flowers, often shipped internationally.
Pricing can appear low, but quality can vary widely. Many products are preserved, dyed, or chemically treated for longevity and color vibrancy. Reviews often reveal inconsistencies in stem size and density.
For florists, uniformity matters — so ordering samples before committing to large quantities is wise. I have seen 40 strawflowers stems for $30.00, with no knowledge of how the quality would be (remember that each product on Amazon is sold by a different vendor).
FiftyFlowers
FiftyFlowers offers dried flowers in larger bundles. For example, lavender may be listed around $209 for 10 bunches.
This can be appealing for high-volume wedding work, but minimum order quantities can be substantial. Shipping costs and cross-border timing should also be factored in for Canadian buyers.
Idlewild Floral
Idlewild Floral offers wholesale dried flowers for florists. At the retail price, they offer 10 strawflower stems for $35.00.
Trade account requirements and volume ordering typically apply, making it a better fit for established floral businesses rather than small DIY buyers.
Trillium Floral
Trillium Wholesale carries dried flowers and branches, often focused on wholesale buyers.
Order inimums and business account setup are required when purchasing from Trillium.
Vyn Inc
Vyn Inc. focuses on naturally dried flowers and home décor products, positioning themselves as an alternative to imported preserved flowers. That distinction matters. A lot of dried florals on the market are chemically preserved overseas, often dyed or treated. Vyn leans into more natural drying processes and large-scale local production where possible.
They have as a $500 order minimum, and most dried flowers are priced by bunch, with a minimum number of bunches that you must purchase. For example, statice is priced at $6.00 per bunch of ~10 flowers (so, about $0.50 per stem), and you need to order at least 15 units (minimum spend of $90.00 on statice).
Important Pricing Considerations
When comparing dried flower pricing in Toronto, look at:
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Per-stem breakdown
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Bundle size
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Minimum order requirements
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Shipping costs
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Origin (local vs imported)
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Natural dried vs preserved
Many online sellers do not grow the flowers themselves. They import, repackage, and mark up inventory. That doesn’t automatically mean lower quality — but it does mean you’re paying through additional supply chain layers.
Also be cautious about preserved flowers if you are specifically looking for naturally dried product. Preserved flowers are often treated with glycerin solutions, dyes, or chemical stabilizers to maintain flexibility and vibrant colour.
If you prefer flowers that are simply air-dried at peak bloom, purchasing directly from a local flower farm gives you transparency.
Local Ontario Farms Expanding into Dried
Many fresh flower farms in Ontario are beginning to offer dried flowers as a way to extend their season. This is something I love to see — it helps farms diversify income beyond the short fresh-cut window.
When you buy from a farm, you know:
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The flowers were grown locally
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They were harvested intentionally for drying
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They weren’t sitting in warehouses for months
And if you’re especially budget-conscious, you can also purchase fresh flowers yourself during peak season and hang them upside down in a dark, dry space to create your own dried inventory.
Final Thoughts
Dried flower pricing in Toronto ranges widely:
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Around $0.70–$1.00 per stem when buying bundled
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$3 per stem for certain online listings
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$15 and up for small ready-made bouquets
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Large minimum orders for wholesale platforms
At $0.75 per stem across nearly all of my dried stock at Harvest Hill Flowers, I aim to keep pricing transparent, accessible, and farm-direct — whether you’re a florist sourcing in volume or someone creating something beautiful at home.
When comparing, always calculate the real per-stem cost, factor in shipping and minimums, and ask how the flowers were processed. The story behind the stem matters just as much as the price.
