West End Tiny Farm

West End Tiny Farm A tiny urban farm built on a big dream. Growing microgreens, cut flowers, edible blossoms, and more!

The snow started falling yesterday - and it signalled me to go into what I call “seed craze mode”. This usually means a...
12/06/2025

The snow started falling yesterday - and it signalled me to go into what I call “seed craze mode”. This usually means a massive launch down a rabbit hole of seed shopping, new variety discovery, and spending silly amounts of money on next year’s cut flower garden 🤣. Let it begin. I need these colours back in my arrangements for next season’s !!!

👉Contest Alert!!!!👈 I’m celebrating the launch of my Driftwood Christmas Ornament Workshops and I’m giving away 2 ti...
11/26/2025

👉Contest Alert!!!!👈 I’m celebrating the launch of my Driftwood Christmas Ornament Workshops and I’m giving away 2 tickets to one of the workshop dates! 🥂✨ (Dec 6th & Dec 12th.)

Come spend a cozy winter evening creating beautiful keepsake ornaments made from local driftwood, with all supplies included, live instruction, and your choice of beverage to sip as we get festive and creative! Workshop will take place at 🎄. HOW TO ENTER:
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✨ Winner will receive tickets to any available workshop date
✨ Winner announced on Dec 1st!
✨ Must be local and able to attend in Kamloops

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Registration is open now! Seats are limited, so be sure to book your spot today. DM for more details!
Can’t wait to create something magical with you.
Good luck! 💕🌿

Well, next year’s flower season has officially had its first variety planted !This is my first time growing tulips for c...
11/11/2025

Well, next year’s flower season has officially had its first variety planted !
This is my first time growing tulips for cutflowers - and to be honest, I was a little late in the game trying to get bulbs. Nonetheless - I have a bunch planted for harvest early next year. I have them in my stock tanks , and I plan to cover them with some poly to create a bit of a greenhouse effect. That way, I’ll get them a bit sooner than expected. I’m still trying to find more bulbs I like to force indoors, and hopefully with that, I’ll have tulips ready to cut in late February- early March.

Well, the last of the dahlias were killed by the frost last night, which meant the end of my flower season here at West ...
10/15/2025

Well, the last of the dahlias were killed by the frost last night, which meant the end of my flower season here at West End Tiny Farm. It has been a very interesting year full of growth, big decisions, and lessons learned. So excited to get into dahlia digging mode and start prepping for next year!

Th freeze is coming.
10/14/2025

Th freeze is coming.

Cheerful Cranberry tones for Autumn. In this pumpkin arrangement, the varieties I chose include: Dahlias - (Rip City, ...
10/12/2025

Cheerful Cranberry tones for Autumn. In this pumpkin arrangement, the varieties I chose include: Dahlias - (Rip City, platinum blonde, seniors hope, chewy) red echinacea, red snapdragons, autumn moon Japanese maple, dusty miller, some of my smaller .flowers zinnias, vintage rose celosia, dusty Rose celosia, garden cress, and various grasses. I don’t often use this much red in an arrangement but I instantly fell in love with how these particular colors played off of each other, so I will definitely be combining them again in the future!

So, I have a thing for pumpkins. Can you blame me?
10/11/2025

So, I have a thing for pumpkins. Can you blame me?

The fall is really starting to become evident around here! Mornings are so much cooler, socks are required everyday, an...
10/07/2025

The fall is really starting to become evident around here! Mornings are so much cooler, socks are required everyday, and I have traded my morning iced coffee in for tea. The bees are still here, but not buzzing around as much, and the ones I do see are slow, and few. It’s that time when I feel both ready for a winters rest, but also sad that this year’s garden - one that I cared and loved for an entire season - will soon be no more. It is a bit strange - the love a gardener can grow for a garden. The entire garden itself becomes somewhat of an entity in one season -
Breathing and blooming through the months and having different cycles of growth. And I have been so blessed to watch this garden go through it again, becoming stronger each year. Building upon what it was, last year, and the year before. The constant growth and rest and change have become cycles that my own physical self has begun to fall into rythym with.

A beautiful September bouquet for a beautiful September Bride.
09/28/2025

A beautiful September bouquet for a beautiful September Bride.

These past few weeks have been a blur! A very colorful, floral blur! This was yesterday’s large order: a dozen rustic ...
09/22/2025

These past few weeks have been a blur! A very colorful, floral blur!
This was yesterday’s large order: a dozen rustic jar arrangements to place on the banquet tables of a local 4H event. It was such an honour to be able to offer my version of floral country charm for folks to enjoy.
I truly love being able to provide my services during local events like these. I am now taking some 2026 event bookings. - so if you have weddings, bridal showers, corporate events, baby showers, or other events that need florals, send a DM to inquire! 🥰

The mornings are a slight bit cooler. The sun is setting a little earlier. But flowers are still coming in strong. For...
09/16/2025

The mornings are a slight bit cooler. The sun is setting a little earlier. But flowers are still coming in strong. For the next few weeks I will be churning out as many floral arrangements as humanly possible- so if you’re interested in some luscious dahlias, zinnias, phlox and more - let me know! Pick up and delivery options are available ! Send a dm for ordering details.

It’s not always glamorous over here! There’s a lot of days dressed in sweatpants - covered in pollen, dirt and plant ma...
09/15/2025

It’s not always glamorous over here! There’s a lot of days dressed in sweatpants - covered in pollen, dirt and plant matter. My hair usually has some sort of flying insect stuck in there at some point- and my hands are always dirty. Life of a flower farmer can be a very messy job!

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