09/05/2026
Somehow the calendar flipped this week and it’s suddenly September. The days are getting shorter, the angle of the sun is lower, the dew is heavier and the mornings a bit cooler. And in a few days the kids are heading back to school!
There’s still many weeks of flowers before the end of our growing season but there’s a shift at the farm starting to happen.
We planted some spring flowers this week and will plant even more next week so that they can grow over the winter. New dahlia varieties are blooming at each harvest, the mums are getting taller in the tunnel and we’re harvesting our last sunflower plantings.
The cooler is jam packed with flowers for the weekend and we can’t wait to share them with you!
Marigolds, sunflowers, zinnias, asters (the last of the season!), eucalyptus, celosia, amaranth and lots more are coming along to markets this weekend.
Find us at Trout Lake and Riley Park farmers markets on Saturday and the Kitsilano farmers market on Sunday. The Cropthorne Farmstand is also stocked for the weekend.