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Wild Bee Florals focuses on growing heirloom and high value specialty cut flowers in the Comox Valley.

We grow and design solely with local and seasonal flowers cultivated under sustainable practices.

25/08/2025

Week 34 aka !

You may have noticed lots of Canadian Flower Farms celebrating by posting beautiful installations, arrangements and more. Each grower I know is on their own unique journey with many wins and challenges. Some may have family support and others may be doing this all on their own. One thing everyone has in common is that they absolutely love flowers and sharing this flower joy with others. Though we didn’t get a chance to design something specifically for raising awareness, everyone on the team worked hard to make sure our clients received the best of the week through subscriptions, bunches and a mini wedding.

Why do local flowers matter so much you may wonder... Well the reality is the majority of growers care. They care about local biodiversity, soil health, clients, team members, their community and more. This care at our farm means that when there are earwigs eating the dahlias (man do they love peaches n cream!), we don’t just spray our field with pesticides. We take measures to bag the blooms and hope the local birds do their thing. It means we build a business where employees get a living wage and flexibility. It means that we are always trying to do our best and adapt.

19/08/2025

Week 33 on film. To my surprise, these photos were processed within 2 hours of submitting film. The farm is definitely overflowing in abundance right now and I’m just practicing slowing down with a film camera.

17/08/2025

Wedding florals for D&B 💛🧡❤️. With the crab apples turning colour, they were the perfect touch for this late summer colour palette in our large statement florals. Getting those babies in our in out of my truck on the other hand was half the adventure! All stems grown at our farm.

The ceremony was at and reception at . It looked like the weekend was going to full of thunderstorms, but everything held off making it a cool summer day!

01/08/2025

Our August flower subscriptions start next week! Sign up now to be part of our August summer flower adventures!

Delivery and pick-up available :)

27/07/2025

Wedding florals for J&A at 💛

24/07/2025

Wedding florals M&D💫

The locally grown teddys roses from Eurosa Farms were such a treat to work with. We had saved are our last cioccolato ranunculus for this colour palette from a few weeks ago, which added great depth alongside brown sugar dahlias. Not to mention that we are still harvesting long stems of pansies!

11/07/2025

Summer colours for the on Saturday 🍑🍒🌸☀️

We sell straight bunches of fun colour so you can mix and match at home.

09/07/2025

The cutest, romantic elopement florals for J✨

So happy we have the perfect amount of blue sweet peas to make wedding florals sing.

25/02/2025

Week 8// What are we up to during the middle of February? Well aside from contemplating how to not rely on social media for small business promo, I have started sowing seeds. This is one of my favourite parts of the entire growing season, filling each tray with little granules of hope for fields full of colour from late Spring to Fall. Something tells me that I’m really going to need that colour therapy this year… It’s been disorienting seeing some of the US flower farmers that I look up to having their funding frozen on sustainability projects that they have paid out of pocket for…

When it comes to seeding, our approach is succession sowing while keeping our specific growing area in mind. For example, looking at previous years’ data on how seedlings did with weather fluctuations. Our first round includes sweet peas, snapdragons, saponaria, dianthus, strawflower and poppies. I also like sowing perennials around this time of the year like lupins, delphiniums and echinacea. I love stock, but I find that they get too leggy if I start them in our warm room too early, so I like to wait until it’s safe for me to plant them out for more resilient plants. I’m still deciding whether they get hoophouse space this year. At our growing sites, the last frost ranges from April 16-May 5. I have learned the hard way that even if seedlings are tucked away in our hoophouse, if it goes to 0-1C, then seedlings tend to suffer. I have used remay to protect them before, but this product disintegrates over time, and I no longer want to bring it on site.

With that being said, I love listening to podcasts and audiobooks while seeding, so if you have read anything inspiring lately, especially about building local/national circular economies, please send resources my way 😊

02/02/2025

Week 5 // Just posted some reflections from 2024 on our website journal 🩷

Also this photo may not seem like much, but there is a resident hummingbird that visits our hoop house from spring to fall, and while experimenting with film photography last year, I was so happy to catch them in a still moment. See if you can spot it.

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