As the summer season blooms, more than 200 Canadian flower farms are welcoming visitors to partake in various floral experiences. From pick-your-own spots to workshops and markets, these farms have thrived, especially post-pandemic, with the help of social media. To make the most of your visit, it’s advisable to plan ahead, as some farms require appointments or tickets for certain activities. Checking online or contacting the farm beforehand to inquire about the blooming schedule is also recommended.

Here are 13 delightful flower farms across Canada worth exploring this season:

1. **Bilston Creek Farm** in Victoria, British Columbia, offers seasonal events like the Lavender Festival and provides various activities such as workshops and markets.

2. **Five Acres Flower Farm** in Abbotsford, British Columbia, offers flower-picking workshops, concerts, and wreath-making classes.

3. **Blooms on 7 Flower Farm** in Sherwood Park, Alberta, features over 150 varieties of blooms, botanical-dyeing workshops, and pilates classes near an alpaca herd.

4. **Fern’s Flowers Garden** in Edmonton, Alberta, offers U-pick options for zinnias, marigolds, and gladioli, surrounded by an old-growth forest and trails.

5. **Boho Flower Farm** in Strongfield, Saskatchewan, provides ticketed flower-picking experiences, sip-and-snip evenings, and date-night packages with local craft distilleries.

6. **Miss Millie’s Flower Farm** near Winnipeg, Manitoba, cultivates over 200 types of flowers and offers appointments for flower picking, dog-friendly days, and cake picnics.

7. **Heritage Blooms** in Norwood, Ontario, grows dahlias, zinnias, and sunflowers and hosts bouquet-making workshops in summer and dahlia tuber storage sessions in fall.

8. **Country Cut Flowers** in Newmarket, Ontario, allows visitors to pick tulips, peonies, dahlias, and more, with options for one-time entry or seasonal subscriptions.

9. **RePlanted Farm & Florals** in Deep River, Ontario, features tulips, peonies, dahlias, and vegetables, offering workshops for hand-tied bouquets and themed dinners.

10. **La Maison Lavande** in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, opens its lavender fields for visitors to create bundles, enjoy picnics, walk through the fields, and attend yoga classes.

11. **Sharp Brook Flower Farm** in Lower Millstream, New Brunswick, offers a variety of flowers for self-serve bouquets or U-pick experiences on their East Coast property.

12. **Just Bloom Flower Farm** in Middle Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia, provides pre-ordered bouquets at their shop and U-pick gardens for visitors to enjoy and snip their own flowers.

13. **Island Lavender Distillery** in St. Catherines, Prince Edward Island, grows English and French lavender varieties and allows visitors to harvest their own lavender bundles on specific days in July.