Petals and Stems - Your Next Flower Adventure

Dahlias and zinnias and snapdragons—oh my!

Haldimand County is every flower lover’s dream come true. Wander the grounds of our local flower farms and pick your own bouquet, or make it your mission to visit every roadside stand this season for a new bouquet each week. Come for the flowers, stay for the country charm.

Check out our flower itinerary

2 people making a bouquet

Windecker Woods Flower Farm

Specializes in U-pick flowers with a self-serve process, so you can visit on your schedule from dawn till dusk (open from June to the end of October). Reserve a spot and bring your picnic lunch to enjoy a day in the picturesque field of flowers. Also, enjoy a romantic date or sign up for a workshop and learn more about the flowers grown on the farm and how to make bouquets. Flowers are also available for weddings or special events.
A woman smells flowers in a lavender field

Purple Haven Lavender Farm

Offering a tranquil escape where you can immerse yourself in the calming beauty of lush lavender fields. From guided tours and DIY lavender workshops to picnics and farm-to-table events, it’s a perfect destination for relaxation and hands-on experiences.

Don’t forget to shop at their on-farm store for edible lavender and body, bath and home products.
a colourful bouquet of flowers

Concession Road Garden

Seasonal flower studio to purchase fresh-picked flowers, open Fridays (1-6pm) or by appointment. Events and workshops include a variety of experiences, some including meals and a boutique flower bar which supplies all the stems to make the perfect bouquet - either on farm or at another local location.

 
colourful bouquet

Buds & Blooms Flower Farm

Offering a mix of flower varieties in season at their farm stand or order online for arranged pick-up. Whether you’re looking for a special occasion bouquet or want to decorate your home with a beautiful arrangement, there are flowers for everyone.
Farm stand filled with lavender, flowers and strawberreis

Blackwell Farms Co.

Blackwell Farms is a family-run flower farm offering fresh-cut bouquets, fragrant lavender, and stunning flower field photography. Operating since 2017, they share the love of blooms through seasonal visits, bouquet subscriptions, and handcrafted products, now available online to bring the beauty of the farm to your home.

Roosts & Roots

Roosts & Roots is a small, family-run flower farm rooted in love and joy, located in Hagersville! As first-generation farmers, they believe flowers are more than just beautiful, they’re soul food. Whether you're celebrating a special moment or simply want to brighten someone’s day, their locally grown blooms are little bunches of joy for any occasion.

Floral tourism is more than just beautiful—it’s meaningful. It supports local farmers, promotes environmental stewardship, and invites you to see our communities from the ground up. It’s slower, more intentional, and rooted in connection to the place we call home.

Floral Itinerary

If you’re looking for a day trip that’s blooming with country charm, Haldimand County has you covered. From vintage treasures to hand-tied bouquets, here’s how to spend a perfectly curated day in this picturesque community.

Ease into the day with a mix of nostalgia and nature.

  • Start the day at Luxe Cafe in Jarvis for one of their signature smoothies or specialty coffees for a little extra boost.
  • Nice Old Stuff is a short drive away and perfect for vintage shoppers. Scope out their selection of vintage and antique pieces. Maybe you’ll fi nd a vintage vase for a bouquet of local blooms.
  • Next stop: Mohawk Garden in Hagersville to peruse the nursery with over 1,000 locally grown plant varieties and browse the indoor vendors market.

Refuel with comforting classics at a cozy countryside spot.

Time for the main event: the flowers! Build your own or grab a hand-tied bouquet from a farm stand.
 

  • Take an after lunch walk through Ruthven Park National Historic Site. Admire the period gardens and stroll through the Butterfly Meadow Trail to see native plants, birds, and of course, butterflies.
  • Hop in the car and head to Windecker Woods Flower Farm to pick your own bouquet. Supplies provided. Bring a large cup or bucket of water to keep your flowers hydrated - especially on a hot summer day.
  • Looking for pre-made bouquets? Visit Buds and Blooms Flower Farm in Dunnville where the farm stand is stocked with hand-tied bouquets of flowers grown on-site.

Our flower and fun-filled day is coming to an end, let’s wind and chow down.

  • Take a scenic walk along the shores of the Grand River and soak in all of the natural beauty
  • Head back to Cayuga for dinner at Twisted Lemon, an award-winning restaurant known for its globally inspired dishes and innovative approach.

Want to make it a weekend? Twisted Lemon also operates a boutique inn, offering Stay and Dine packages and curated experiences to take your trip to the next level. If you’re looking for a classic bed and breakfast experience, check out Broechler Inn or Carrousel Bed and Breakfast.

Since you’re here for the weekend, play florist! Concession Road Garden in Hagersville offers their Bloom Bar and personal workshops at their flower farm. They’ll even come to your accommodations with fresh-from-the-farm stems for you to enjoy. Available select days, must be booked in advance.

Good times bloom in Haldimand County. 

Upcoming local flower events

  • Bouquet Workshop & Cream Tea June 13, 2026 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM

    Indulge in a day of creativity and charm at Ruthven Park. Join floral artist Tamara of Chippewa Blooms for an intimate bouquet‑making workshop, where you’ll design your own hand‑tied bouquet using exquisite seasonal blooms—and take your finished creation home to enjoy.

    Savour a traditional cream tea featuring locally baked scones, rich cream, jam, and a selection of fine teas. Your afternoon continues with a leisurely guided garden walk and a tour of the historic mansion’s main level, including the special exhibit “The Dirty Truth of 19th‑Century Hygiene.”

    A memorable blend of floral artistry, delicious treats, and heritage ambiance awaits.
  • Floral Arrangement Workshop & Cream Tea June 13, 2026 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

    Immerse yourself in an afternoon of floral design and historic beauty at Ruthven Park. Under the guidance of Tamara from Chippewa Blooms, learn the art of creating a lush seasonal floral arrangement, thoughtfully composed in a beautiful vessel that you’ll take home as a lasting keepsake.

    Enjoy a refined cream tea featuring locally baked scones, jam, rich cream, and a curated selection of teas. Guests are also invited to explore the estate with a guided garden tour and a visit through the mansion’s main level, included an engaging exhibit “The Dirty Truth of 19th‑Century Hygiene”.

    A perfect experience for those who love creativity, craftsmanship, and the timeless elegance of Ruthven Park.

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