Note: If you’re coming from another post in the Seed Companies Across Canada series, the intro is the same. Scroll down for the list of companies in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta! Every year since 2023, I have shared a comprehensive list of seed companies in Canada, ... Continue Reading
Seed Companies in Central Canada
Note: If you're coming from another post in the Seed Companies Across Canada series, the intro is the same. Scroll down for the list of companies in Québec and Ontario! Every year since 2023, I have shared a comprehensive list of seed companies in Canada, organized by region, ... Continue Reading
Canadian Seed Companies on the West Coast
Note: If you're coming from another post in the Seed Companies Across Canada series, the intro is the same. Scroll down for the list of companies in British Columbia! Every year since 2023, I have shared a comprehensive list of seed companies in Canada, organized by region, on ... Continue Reading
The Ultimate Directory of Seed Companies Across Canada
If you’re on the hunt for a cherished heirloom variety or eager to try something new in your garden, this post is the perfect resource for sourcing seeds. I’ve compiled a list of seed companies from my regional series—covering the West Coast, the Canadian ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Amaranth in a Cold Climate
Amaranth is dramatic, unusual, and striking in both fresh and dry flower arrangements. For most gardeners, it's easy to grow (some even say it grows like a weed)! While that hasn't unfortunately been my experience in my Zone 3 garden, it earns its spot on my flower farm every ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Cosmos in Zone 3
I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with cosmos, but thankfully, the love ultimately prevails. My main issue? The harvesting. The stems are so thin, and the foliage is so bushy that it's often awkward to find the right spot to cut. Over the years, I've started to enjoy ... Continue Reading
10 Best Cut and Come Again Flowers
As a flower farmer, cut-and-come-again flowers make the most sense for your bottom line. They have a longer growing period than one-and-done cut flowers and provide you with blooms all season long. Cut-and-come-again flowers come in all varieties and can be used as fillers, ... Continue Reading
10 Best One-and-Done Cut Flowers
As a farmer florist, one-and-done flowers offer an element of exclusivity to your floral arrangements. They have a shorter growing period than cut-and-come-again flowers, but they provide a special touch and add a sense of seasonality to bouquets. One-and-done cut flowers come ... Continue Reading
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