Fresh Hope Flowers

Fresh Hope Flowers Small scale flower farm in Camrose County striving to bring Fresh Hope to YOU! Operated by Melissa Schultz

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IG: freshhopeflowers

06/23/2026

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A little reminder for anyone who needs it today:Where you are now standing was once the goal.It’s easy to focus on what’...
06/22/2026

A little reminder for anyone who needs it today:

Where you are now standing was once the goal.

It’s easy to focus on what’s next—the next season, the next milestone, the next dream. But sometimes it’s worth looking back and seeing how far you’ve come.

💓A few years ago, I dreamed of growing flowers that would bring joy to others. 💖Today, I get to fill subscriptions, create wedding flowers, and share blooms with people celebrating life’s big moments and ordinary days alike.

Not every dream unfolds exactly as planned, but that doesn’t make it any less beautiful.

🌸 What’s something in your life today that was once just a hope, dream, or prayer?

Most people see the flowers.What they don’t always see are the dozens of little details happening behind the scenes.Desi...
06/19/2026

Most people see the flowers.

What they don’t always see are the dozens of little details happening behind the scenes.

Designing business cards.
Updating care cards.
Ordering packaging.
Creating thank you notes.
Trying to make everything feel thoughtful and consistent.

I’ve designed all of my own marketing materials over the years. Thankfully, Crown Photography & Film takes beautiful images make my job much easier.

This year I finally ordered myself a custom rubber stamp and I’m so excited to use it.

Maybe it’s a small thing, but seeing all these pieces come together makes this season feel real. It reminds me how far Fresh Hope Flowers has come in 5 years.

Now if only the flowers would hurry up and bloom!

Every year there comes a moment when the dahlia field finally starts to wake up.These are Rock Run Ashely. And it’s my f...
06/17/2026

Every year there comes a moment when the dahlia field finally starts to wake up.

These are Rock Run Ashely.

And it’s my first year growing her.

Right now she’s not much to look at.

Just a few tiny plants getting started.

But if all goes well, she’ll be covered in blooms later this summer.

One of the things flower farming teaches you is patience.

A lot of patience.

Most of the work happens long before there’s anything beautiful to show for it.

Who’s taking bets on whether Rock Run Ashley becomes a favorite?

SOLD OUT. ✨Even typing those words feels a little surreal.When I started Fresh Hope Flowers, I simply wanted to share jo...
06/16/2026

SOLD OUT. ✨

Even typing those words feels a little surreal.

When I started Fresh Hope Flowers, I simply wanted to share joy and hope through the simple beauty of flowers. I never imagined that one day I would be announcing that every subscription for the season had found a home.

✨To those who have been cheering me on since day one, thank you.

✨To those who joined along the way, thank you.

✨To the local families who welcome Fresh Hope flowers into their homes each week, thank you.

✨And to the people near and far who purchased subscriptions as gifts for loved ones, thank you for choosing local flowers to celebrate, encourage, and bless someone special.

Every subscription represents more than flowers. It represents trust, support, encouragement, and belief in this little farm and the dream behind it.

I am deeply grateful for every order, every kind word, every share, every recommendation, and every person who has chosen Fresh Hope Flowers.

This season’s flowers are growing because of you, and I can’t wait to share them with each of you in the weeks ahead.

From the bottom of my heart—thank you. 🌸💛

With gratitude and awe,
Melissa.

This week on the flower farm here in Alberta it felt like six different jobs rolled into one.✅We weeded.✅We mulched.✅We ...
06/13/2026

This week on the flower farm here in Alberta it felt like six different jobs rolled into one.

✅We weeded.
✅We mulched.
✅We flowered a baby shower.
✅We flowered a wedding.
✅We had trees removed.
✅And somewhere in between I kept checking the fields wondering when everything would finally take off.

😖The flowers are behind.

😜The weeds are not.

But little by little we’re getting there.

Have you ever heard of pinching? Sounds crazy right! But I do it. This is why.Pinching feels wrong the first time you do...
06/13/2026

Have you ever heard of pinching?

Sounds crazy right!

But I do it.

This is why.

Pinching feels wrong the first time you do it. You remove the growing tip and delay that first bloom. But in exchange, the plant responds by producing multiple flowering stems instead of just one.

More stems = more bouquets, more wedding flowers, and more flowers to share.

The unpinched plants bloom sooner, which can be valuable in our short Alberta growing season. The pinched plants take a little longer but usually produce more over time.

Many cut flower plants benefit from this- dahlias, zinnias, snapdragons, cosmos, strawflower and more…

Flower farming is often about sacrificing something today for something better later.

Kind of like life.

Have you ever pinched a flower plant before?

Hope looks a lot like showing up before you see results.Most of flower farming is doing the work long before there’s any...
06/11/2026

Hope looks a lot like showing up before you see results.

Most of flower farming is doing the work long before there’s anything to photograph.

The fields still have a long way to go, but they’re changing every day. That’s enough to keep me moving forward.

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Camrose County
Camrose, AB
T4V1X3

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