Blooms Too Pretty to Ignore

Unicorns, dinnerplates, and everything in between, we grow dahlias worth talking about

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Clean Growing Practices

Tools sanitized between plants to keep every dahlia healthy.

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Carefully packed and shipped straight from our homestead.

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Dahlia Tubers

Grow your own magic. These are the same dahlia varieties we grow here on the farm; dug, divided, and ready for your garden.

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Blooms for Bothwell

Our way to spread kindness across our little community. Each bouquet sold helps us keep the giving going and the kindness growing.

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Seasonal Items

Every season brings something new to the homestead. From veggie starts to handmade goods, these limited collections won't last

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Her Homestead (Harvest · Eggs · Roots) is a small but mighty rural flower farm, built on slow growing, real life, and the belief that good things bloom when you care for them.

We’re best known for our dahlias, the kind of blooms that stop people mid-sentence and make them say, “Oh my god, what variety is that?” I grow healthy tubers, veggie starts, and houseplants for anyone who wants to bring a little more life into their home or garden. Every plant is handled with care, and every tool gets sanitized like it’s going into surgery.

Her Homestead has a big heart too. Through our honour-system donations, we get flowers and essentials into the hands of people who need a lift. No questions, no judgment. Just kindness.

And because rural families deserve nice things without the big-city price tag, I offer affordable celebration rentals and tools to help you pull off birthdays, backyard parties, and DIY projects without breaking the bank.

At its core, Her Homestead is about growing good things, inside and out. Flowers, families, community, and hope. One bloom at a time.

There’s more than one way to say Dahlia! In North America, it’s pronounced “da-lee-uh,” while across the pond in Britain, they say “day-lee-uh.” No matter how you say it, you’re right!