About CFW


Canadian Flowers Week is an annual advocacy, education and awareness campaign that celebrates Canadian grown flowers. Throughout the week, we will engage the floral industry,  the public, policymakers and the media, in a conversation about the origins of our flowers.

We believe that local flowers are just as important as local food. They bring seasonality into our lives, making us realize when the best time of year is for sweet peas, just like we know when it's the best time to eat tomatoes. The public is becoming more engaged, and is keen on finding out where, when and how their flowers are being grown. 

Our goal, with the help of local flower communities across our country, is to build on that mindful momentum by forming bonds between farms, florists and consumers. Together, we can develop long lasting social impact which in turn will benefit local economics and bring Canadians the best quality flowers for years to come. 


Team

Becky Feasby, Prairie Girl Flowers (ALBERTA)

Prairie girl flowers is a floral design company that seeks to collaborate with the natural environment and work with what nature gives us seasonally. 

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Louise Warner , unicorn blooms (ONTARIO)

Canadian wholesale source for cut flower farmers: specialty tulip & narcissus, Italian Ranunculus, dahlias, sweet peas.

Sarah, Stone Meadow Gardens (Nova Scotia)

After farming 2.5 acres of cut-flowers and dahlias near Nelson, BC for many years, Stone Meadow Gardens has relocated to Granville Ferry, Nova Scotia in 2021.

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Joanne Feddes, La Primavera Farms (ONTARIO)

With experience in dairy, poultry and flowers, La Primavera brings a variety of experience and wisdom to their work - and to your table. 


Heather Henson Boreal Blooms (Alberta)

Boreal Blooms is a specialty cut flower farm that captures the beauty of the short and intense growing season in Alberta.

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Natasa kajganic, Toronto flower market (Ontario)

Founder of the Toronto Flower Market, who's aim has been to bring focus to the local flower industry through inspiring public floral experiences. 

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debra prinzing, slow flowers (USA)

A writer, speaker, outdoor living expert and advocate for American flower farming.