Where every
stem tells
a story.
Summerland, BC · Est. 2016
No-spray flowers grown on two acres in Summerland. Dried wreaths and botanical goods made by hand, fresh bouquets in season, and workshops on the farm.
Homegrown
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No Spray, Ever
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Fiercely Local
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Zero Waste
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Slow Flora
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Okanagan Grown
ON THE FARM THIS SEASON
Dried wreaths
for the holidays.
Made by hand from flowers grown here this summer.
Each one is a little different, and there are only so many each year.
The woman behind the farm
Renee grows
Stewberry started as a homestead. A way to feed the family, build resilience, and put down roots in the Okanagan. Then the flowers took over, and so did the community.
People started showing up. For the blooms, yes. But also for the feeling. The welcome. The permission to slow down and try something with their hands in a beautiful place.
Renee grows
what she loves.
Stewberry started as a homestead. A way to feed the family, build resilience, and put down roots in the Okanagan. Then the flowers took over, and so did the community.
People started showing up. For the blooms, yes. But also for the feeling. The welcome. The permission to slow down and try something with their hands in a beautiful place.
"People come back because of the way I make them feel. Confident, happy, or just good about themselves."That's still what this is. A two-acre farm in Summerland run by a family who believes flowers are more than decoration. They're connection. Meet the Stewberries
Come to the farm
More than flowers.
The farm is open for people who want to slow down and make something beautiful.
More than flowers.
A whole experience.
The farm is open for people who want to slow down and make something beautiful.
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