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Seasonal cut-flower farm in Summerside, Prince Edward Island.

05/07/2026

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!

05/04/2026

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!

05/01/2026

It’s May, flower friends! It’s going to be a busy month preparing the garden for planting, hardening off baby plants & planting the cold hardy plants! I’m looking forward to spending lots of time, hopefully in warmer weather, at the garden this month preparing for a busy summer!

04/28/2026

Easy flowers to grow - Zinnias🌸

If you’re looking for an easy cut flower, zinnias are it! We grow thousands every season, and they’re hands-down the most popular flower at the garden. There are many colours, shapes, and sizes of zinnias and I love them all!

Zinnias are super easy to grow. Start them indoors about 4 weeks before your last frost (under grow lights or a sunny window is perfect), or just sow them straight into the garden once the soil is warm and the frost is behind us.

What’s your favourite colour or variety of zinnias?

I don’t like picking favourites but I love Benary Giant Salmon from & Windfall Peace from .flowers

04/23/2026

I had so much for with this group!

04/20/2026

Who is ready for arm loads of fresh PEI grown flowers?!
We can’t wait to welcome you back to Little Dutch Flower Farm for flower u-picks and garden workshops!

04/18/2026

I’m excited to share that Little Dutch Flower Farm was featured in the Chronicle Herald, The Guardian, and the Telegraph this week!

This piece is all about dream gardens, how to get started, and starting flowers from seed.

A big thank you to Desiree Anstey for including our garden in such a beautiful story.

Photo by the wonderful

04/17/2026

Happy Friday, flower friends! I’m looking forward to a weekend at home planting seeds and maybe doing some garden clean up. Wherever you are this weekend, I hope the sun is shining & you’re enjoying spring!

04/06/2026

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?

Seeds from

04/01/2026

Easy flowers to grow: Strawflowers

I hate to pick favourites but these might just be it! Strawflowers are an easy cut flower to grow. I start mine indoors under lights, but you can absolutely direct seed them too. Just know you’ll likely be waiting until August (or later) for blooms if you go that route.

They’re often the very first flowers to bloom in my garden (they don’t mind the cooler weather) and the last to go in the fall (they can handle a light frost!).

They’re a true cut-and-come-again flower—the more you harvest, the more they keep producing. I grow hundreds each season in shades of orange, pink, white, and peach.

And the best part? They dry beautifully. I use them in my wreaths, holiday jars, and floral pumpkins all season long.

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Summerside, PE

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http://www.littledutchflowers.com/

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