Join #CanadianFlowersWeek from August 15-21, 2024.

Mid-August is the chance for our many local flower voices to vibrate together, louder than the volume we can create on our own. From August 15-21, we call out to the Canadian flower industry to come together and share the joy of local flowers with your communities. ***Special for 2024: learn about our social media contest & prizing.***

Photograph by Cristian Ordonez (Dahlia May)

FREE CFW DOWNLOADS:


Ideas to Participate

  1. Farm Stand Installation

  2. Retail Window Installation

  3. Public Flower Installation 

  4. In-store/Online Contest or Giveaways

  5. Flower Walk or Farm Tour

CFW commitment to environment and climate change, we aim to showcase ways our Canadian Flower industry is changing systems/habits - choosing renewable materials, practicing earth-friendly farming techniques, harnessing green energy, etc. to reduce our environmental impact.

NOTE: Our sustainability commitments request that no plastic, no foam, or one-time use non-recyclable materials be used to participate.

6. Presentation/Realization of Sustainability Initiative 

CFW commitment to social justice, we aim to bring awareness to the Indigenous communities of Canada and the knowledge they share about the land and native plant species. 

7. Presentation of an Indigenous and Native Species Project


CFW Graphics

Take advantage of the free graphics we’ve created and incorporate them into your Canadian Flowers Week plans. Add the graphics to your website, attach them to your email signature, post them to your social media, jazz up your storefront, refresh your sidewalk a-frame - get creative! We’ve made it easy to show your local pride and spread the news.

Download our free graphics & in bloom charts.


Be a sponsor

We need your help to make Canadian Flowers Week an ongoing annual campaign. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or would like to donate in-kind product for an event/installation/etc., please send an email to CanadianFlowersWeek@gmail.com or fill in the form below.


We’re always looking to get more growers, florists, volunteers and partners involved.