Little Dutch Flower Farm

Here’s a little Canadian spring wish list filled with beautiful things I’ve been saving, admiring, or thinking about lately. I may have purchased a few already😊

Which one is your favourite?!

1. Wall basket
2. The Purposeful Gardener
3. Oval shell necklace
4. David Austin Rose – Strawberry Hill
5. Art by PEI artists .macmillan, ,
6. Fresh Island Grown tulips
7. Brunch or a night at Dalvay by the Sea
8. Dahlia “20th Ave Memory” from .supernova
9. Carley Fortune’s latest book - Our Perfect Storm
10. The “Mommy Pot” by Finkle Pottery
11. A linocut printmaking workshop at Blank Canvas
12. A picnic by Cordial Picnics
13. A Hanging diffuser by Caley Joy .life
14. A lemon tea cake baked by Sweet Things Handmade — my favourite treat!

Over here impatiently waiting for spring like temperatures. The weekend was cold, rainy and windy😞

I’m trying to be patient, trust the timing, and remember that everything will catch up when the weather finally decides to cooperate. Here’s hoping the sun makes an appearance soon!

Bunny tails might not technically be a flower, but they’re in every bouquet I make—they add a little bit of texture, interest, and cuteness!

I start mine indoors about 4 weeks before our last frost. I haven’t tried direct sowing yet, but you definitely can—and I’ve heard they do really well in containers (something I must try this season!).

They’re also a cut and come again plant, so the more you harvest, the more they grow.

They dry beautifully too, making them a favourite for holiday wreaths, floral pumpkins, and more. And if you visit the garden, keep an eye out… we have a little reading bunny tucked into the bunny tail patch for kids to find 🐰📚

Though not a flower… who loves bunny tails?

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