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Poppy ‘Scarlet’
Often known simply as Feathery poppies, Papaver laciniatum is an annual poppy loved by gardeners because of their delicate petals and huge 5" deep, rich scarlet fully double blooms. Stunning as a single or breathtaking en masse.. While many varieties in the poppy family have large disc-shaped petals, these beautiful flowers have the edges of their blooms feathered so they look like pom-poms of brightly coloured crêpe paper. APPROX 100 SEEDS
Poppy ‘White Peony ‘
Papaver somniferum var. paeoniflorum
Simply stunning - gorgeous creamy white, full glorious bloom! Luscious peony type blooms. (See under Blog section for poppy info)
Min 50 seeds
Poppy ‘Mother of Pearl’ Mix
(Papaver rhoeas) Long flowering easy to grow mix of dusty plum, cocoa dusted white, cream with raspberry veining, white and others. The pleated blooms pirouette gracefully at the ends of the wiry stems. Refined antique looking flowers and adorable seed pods make this a perfect flower for wedding and wire work.
Pollinators love them!
Recommended by Erin at Floret Flowers.
Poppy “Iceland Mix” P. nudicaule
Abundant crepe-paper-like blooms.
Cheerful 3–4" blooms, 12–20" stems. Productive plants produce uniform, crinkled, cup-shaped blooms that sparkle and float above clumps of soft, gray-green foliage. Mix includes orange, pink, white, and yellow.
approx 100 seeds
Rudbeckia triloba – ‘Black Eyed Susan’
These miniature-sized flowers are borne in airy sprays, and when added to arrangements, they bring a happy, uplifting vision! Butterflies are attracted to the nectar and birds to the seeds. R. triloba pumps out hundreds of charming, warm yellow daisy flowers with brown button centres on tall, strongly branching plants. Blooming nonstop summer through fall, it adds sparkle to your garden beds and wildflower gardens.
Circa 1699! RHS Award of Garden Merit and Georgia Gold Medal winner! This biennial to short-lived perennial is native to the central and northeastern portions of the US.
See below for more....approx 100 seeds
Silverleaf Mountain-mint
Pycnanthemum incanum Perennial (hardy in zones 5-8)
Perennial (hardy in zones 5-8) Commonly called hoary mountain mint & native to eastern North America with striking fragrant silvery-white upper leaves and white/lavender spotted flowers in late summer.This herb is an excellent honey plant and food source for bees, butterflies, and moths.
It was literally covered in pollinators!
Now endangered in Ontario, Vermont and New Hampshire, planting seeds will help this beautiful native plant recover and flourish. Will thrive in most garden soils in full sun or part shade. Will tolerate dry better than most mints. Ht. 90cm/3ft.
approx 100 seeds
Slow-Living Series: Lets bake sourdough bread
Saturday February 15th 1-3pm:
This 'SlowLiving Series' of fun & informative workshops is provided to reconnect to nature, your roots, food & beauty.
This workshop is for those who would love some 'hands on' beginner lessons in sourdough bread. Come to my kitchen and see how I bake a delicious, whole grain sourdough loaf - from beginning to end. Take home recipes, knowledge & some sourdough starter to get you going. A class for beginners.
Live more sustainably, more connected, slower, deeper. We will start off with an overview of the farm, with an inside/outside tour, weather permitting.
We will be working with flour, mixers and hot pots & ovens. Not for young children.
You will be more confident & armed with some fundamental knowledge of whats needed to start baking your very own bread! Enjoy the entire process, flour to loaf.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Slow-Living Series: Lush August Centrepiece Arrangement
Saturday AUGUST DATE TBA 1-3:30 pm:
'Slow-living Series' of fun & informative workshops, provided to reconnect to nature, your roots, food & beauty. Live more sustainably, more connected, slower, deeper.
Dahlias are my specialty - come create with our stunning dahlias & learn the art of crafting a sumptuous naturally stunning centrepiece, with the freshest summer blooms, harvested right at the farm. Foam & chemical free floristry. If you have a wedding or event coming up in your future this would be a wonderful time to learn this timeless technique. You will create some floral magic yourself. No experience necessary for this fun, relaxing workshop. Let the floral creativity begin!
We will start off with a tour of the farm, which is normally closed to the public, answering your questions & seeing where & how the in-season flowers grow. A lovely time to enjoy being at the farm, surrounded by beautiful flowers and good company. After an in depth demonstration, participants will craft their own floral masterpieces in an attractive vessel to take home.
This is a single admission to join a 2.5 hour workshop with flower farmer Katherine Granger.
Learn about the dahlias we grow and how to pick and care for them, and then you'll be free to wander & pick whatever you'd like (really!) You will hands-on create a beautiful arrangement, start to finish, to take home with you.
Hands-on learning experience, showcasing locally and sustainably grown elements. Explore your own style within the framework of guidelines demonstrated in these hands-on floral workshops and to ask questions about planting a flower garden of your own.
All classes are held at our flower farm in Centre Wellington Ontario. Upon registration, you will receive detailed information on how to find the farm.
Workshop purchases are non-refundable. If the workshop does not reach a minimum of 5 participants, it may be cancelled in which case you will be fully refunded. No refunds or transfers are offered for students who can not make it after registering. In case of severe weather, the class may be rescheduled or cancelled. Students will be notified in advance as much as possible and refunds will be issued as needed if Seeds of Imbolc chooses to cancel a class.
Students must be 14 years or older to participate. We use sharp tools that are not appropriate for younger children.
Enjoy being part of the the entire process, seed to vase. Light refreshments will be provided.
Slow-Living Series: Lush Centrepiece Arrangement
Saturday JULY DATE TBA 1-3:30 pm:
'Slow-living Series' of fun & informative workshops, provided to reconnect to nature, your roots, food & beauty. Live more sustainably, more connected, slower, deeper.
Dahlias are my specialty - come create with our stunning dahlias & learn the art of crafting a sumptuous naturally stunning centrepiece, with the freshest summer blooms, harvested right at the farm. Foam & chemical free floristry. If you have a wedding or event coming up in your future this would be a wonderful time to learn this timeless technique. You will create some floral magic yourself. No experience necessary for this fun, relaxing workshop. Let the floral creativity begin!
We will start off with a tour of the farm, which is normally closed to the public, answering your questions & seeing where & how the in-season flowers grow. A lovely time to enjoy being at the farm, surrounded by beautiful flowers and good company. After an in depth demonstration, participants will craft their own floral masterpieces in an attractive vessel to take home.
This is a single admission to join a 2.5 hour workshop with flower farmer Katherine Granger.
Learn about the dahlias we grow and how to pick and care for them, and then you'll be free to wander & pick whatever you'd like (really!) You will hands-on create a beautiful arrangement, start to finish, to take home with you.
Hands-on learning experience, showcasing locally and sustainably grown elements. Explore your own style within the framework of guidelines demonstrated in these hands-on floral workshops and to ask questions about planting a flower garden of your own.
All classes are held at our flower farm in Centre Wellington Ontario. Upon registration, you will receive detailed information on how to find the farm.
Workshop purchases are non-refundable. If the workshop does not reach a minimum of 5 participants, it may be cancelled in which case you will be fully refunded. No refunds or transfers are offered for students who can not make it after registering. In case of severe weather, the class may be rescheduled or cancelled. Students will be notified in advance as much as possible and refunds will be issued as needed if Seeds of Imbolc chooses to cancel a class.
Students must be 14 years or older to participate. We use sharp tools that are not appropriate for younger children.
Enjoy being part of the the entire process, seed to vase. Light refreshments will be provided.
Slow-Living Series: The Art of the Hand-Tied Bouquet -Spring!
Saturday June 7th 1-3:30 pm:
'Slow-living Series' of fun & informative workshops, provided to reconnect to nature, your roots, food & beauty. Live more sustainably, more connected, slower, deeper.
Come learn the art of crafting a hand-tied bouquet with the freshest spring blooms, harvested right at the farm. If you have a wedding or event coming up in your future this would be a wonderful time to learn this timeless technique. You will create some floral magic yourself. No experience necessary for this fun, relaxing workshop. Let the floral creativity begin!
We will start off with a tour of the farm, which is normally closed to the public, answering your questions & seeing where & how the in-season flowers grow. A lovely time to enjoy being at the farm, surrounded by beautiful flowers and good company. After an in depth demonstration, participants will craft their own bouquets and can choose to finish them with ribbons and tissue wrap or place them in a vase for an easy-breezy arrangement to take home.
Learn this technique which will be so useful for making bouquets anytime, for a friend in the hospital or just because; spread the joy of gorgeous blooms. Use it to create gorgeous, textural, relaxed bouquets, wedding or event centrepieces.
Workshop purchases are non-refundable. If the workshop does not reach a minimum of 5 participants, it may be cancelled in which case you will be fully refunded. No refunds or transfers are offered for students who can not make it after registering. In case of severe weather, the class may be rescheduled or cancelled. Students will be notified in advance as much as possible and refunds will be issued as needed if Seeds of Imbolc chooses to cancel a class.
Enjoy being part of the the entire process, seed to vase. Light refreshments will be provided.
Slow-Living Series: The Art of the Hand-Tied Bouquet -Summer!
Saturday JULY 1-3:30 pm: Date TBA
'Slow-living Series' of fun & informative workshops, provided to reconnect to nature, your roots, food & beauty. Live more sustainably, more connected, slower, deeper.
Come learn the art of crafting a hand-tied bouquet with the freshest summer blooms, harvested right at the farm. If you have a wedding or event coming up in your future this would be a wonderful time to learn this timeless technique. You will create some floral magic yourself. No experience necessary for this fun, relaxing workshop. Let the floral creativity begin!
We will start off with a tour of the farm, which is normally closed to the public, answering your questions & seeing where & how the in-season flowers grow. A lovely time to enjoy being at the farm, surrounded by beautiful flowers and good company. After an in depth demonstration, participants will craft their own bouquets and can choose to finish them with ribbons and tissue wrap or place them in a vase for an easy-breezy arrangement to take home.
Learn this technique which will be so useful for making bouquets anytime, for a friend in the hospital or just because; spread the joy of gorgeous blooms. Use it to create gorgeous, textural, relaxed bouquets, wedding or event centrepieces.
Workshop purchases are non-refundable. If the workshop does not reach a minimum of 5 participants, it may be cancelled in which case you will be fully refunded. No refunds or transfers are offered for students who can not make it after registering. In case of severe weather, the class may be rescheduled or cancelled. Students will be notified in advance as much as possible and refunds will be issued as needed if Seeds of Imbolc chooses to cancel a class.
Enjoy being part of the the entire process, seed to vase. Light refreshments will be provided.
SlowLiving Series: Growing Your Own Food Part 1
Saturday March 29th 1-3pm:
This 'SlowLiving Series' of fun & informative workshops is provided to reconnect to nature, your roots, food & beauty.
Share decades of growing experience turning barren patches and empty pots into bountiful harvests with Master Gardener Kat Granger. Enjoy the deep rewarding connection with nature and food - starting right in your own garden.
Live more sustainably, more connected, slower, deeper. We will start off with an overview of the farm, start seeds, learn about seed germination testing, sprouting seeds (think microgreens/sprouts), do some garden planning. Learn about soil blocking, grow lights, heat mats, fertilization and so much more.
Plant your own seeds now and come transplant at the April/May workshop to take home to your garden later.
Enjoy the entire process, seed to plate. Light refreshments will be provided.
Some of the topics covered:
- Extending the seasons
- Planning a garden
- Maximizing yield
- Using vertical space
- Harvesting
- Selecting the best varieties
- Do I Start Seeds or Purchase Plants?
- How to Start and Grow Transplants Indoors