With over 200 flower farms scattered across Canada, it’s easier than ever to find one near you, whether you’re seeking seasonal bargains, supporting local growers, or simply enjoying a summer outdoor activity. While many farms are not open to the public, pick-your-own spots and farm events have thrived since the pandemic, aided by social media promotions. From tours to markets to botanical-dyeing workshops, there are plenty of activities to enjoy among the blooms. Remember to plan your visit ahead of time, especially for smaller farms that may require appointments or tickets for certain activities. Checking online or calling ahead to confirm what flowers are in bloom is essential for a successful visit.

Here are 13 beautiful flower farms to explore this summer:

1. **Bilston Creek Farm** in Victoria, BC, hosts seasonal events like the Lavender Festival and offers various activities such as workshops and markets.
2. **Five Acres Flower Farm** in Abbotsford, BC, provides flower-picking workshops, concerts, and wreath-making classes.
3. **Blooms on 7 Flower Farm** in Sherwood Park, Alberta, grows over 150 flower varieties and offers botanical-dyeing workshops and pilates classes.
4. **Fern’s Flowers Garden** in Edmonton, Alberta, features a U-pick option with various flowers surrounded by a scenic landscape.
5. **Boho Flower Farm** in Strongfield, Saskatchewan, offers ticketed flower picking and special packages for a unique experience.
6. **Miss Millie’s Flower Farm** near Winnipeg, Manitoba, boasts over 200 flower types and welcomes visitors by appointment.
7. **Heritage Blooms** in Norwood, Ontario, opens in mid-July with a variety of dahlias, zinnias, and sunflowers, along with workshops.
8. **Country Cut Flowers** in Newmarket, Ontario, offers pick-your-own opportunities for various flowers and hosts crafting events.
9. **RePlanted Farm & Florals** in Deep River, Ontario, features a small but diverse organic farm with workshops and themed dinners.
10. **La Maison Lavande** in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, provides a year-round boutique experience with lavender season beginning in late June.
11. **Sharp Brook Flower Farm** in Lower Millstream, New Brunswick, grows over 50 flower varieties and offers self-serve bouquets.
12. **Just Bloom Flower Farm** in Middle Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia, allows visitors to collect pre-ordered bouquets and pick their own flowers.
13. **Island Lavender Distillery** in St. Catherines, Prince Edward Island, has a lavender farm and distillery where visitors can harvest their own lavender bundles in July.