Urban Farm Girl & Co.

10/05/2026

Our littlest farm contributor is doing his morning quality control stroll before a very important nap.

Doing a thorough inspection of the dahlias

Well, dahlias don’t smell like much but worth a check 😆

Oh forgot to take these buds off

Maybe they’ll regrow like this - Walker’s trial patch!

Flowers off for delivery! 🌷🌻🌼

09/09/2026

We show you a lot of beautiful flowers here, but a camera can be quite selective.

Just outside the frame, there are weeds, tired plants, half-finished cleanup and beds that needed our attention about five days ago.

September is when everything overlaps. We are still harvesting flowers while clearing finished rows, catching up on weeding and squeezing in any late sowings.

This is what a productive farm looks like near the end of a long growing season.

The beautiful parts are real. So are these parts.

Perhaps we should show you more of both.

09/02/2026

Hi friends! Happy September - fall feels like it’s in full swing already.

If you’re thinking about spring flowers, now’s the time to plan. We currently have a selection of ranunculus corms, anemone corms, tulip bulbs, and narcissus bulbs available for fall planting.

A lot of what we’re offering are varieties we grow ourselves for cut flower production, so the selection leans toward colours and varieties we genuinely love in the field.

We ship within Canada, which will start in early October.

If you’re planning your spring garden and looking for a Canadian source, you can find our collection here: https://www.urbanfarmgirlandco.com/shop-2

Please reach out if you have any questions!

Shop premium dahlia tubers grown on our family flower farm in Langley, BC. Discover unique varieties, quality tubers, and Canada-wide shipping for your garden.

07/08/2026

Checkout our latest news and offerings - presale corms and bulbs for fall 2026!

03/23/2026

⏰ Final call! The Urban Farm Girl & Co. online store closes March 31!

If dahlias have been on your wish list this year, this is your sign to stop waiting. Our tuber sale is wrapping up for the season and a few of our most-loved varieties won’t last the week.

The good news? We ship Canada wide, so wherever your garden is, we can get these to you in time for planting season. 🌱

Shop now via the link in my bio. Questions? Slide into my DMs. I’m always happy to help you pick the right varieties for your space.

Happy growing, friends. 🌿

03/13/2026

Today we’re celebrating Kaya turning 4. 🐾

Rescue pup.
Professional field explorer.
Part-time wildlife investigator.
Full-time treat enthusiast.

She loves her people fiercely, patrols the farm like it’s her personal kingdom, and brings just enough husky attitude to remind us that she thinks she’s the one in charge around here.

From puppy zoomies to dramatic snow frolicking, life on the farm wouldn’t be the same without this funny girl.

Happy Birthday, Kaya. We love you! 🎂🦴

Anyone else have a dog that thinks they run the farm?

03/09/2026

Today we celebrate the women who grow, lead, nurture, and support others along the way.

Agriculture hasn’t always been an easy place for women, but every season more of us are showing up, building businesses, stewarding land, and supporting one another. To the women farming, creating, dreaming, and quietly doing brave things every day, this one is for you. 🌸

Tag a woman who has supported you, inspired you, or helped you grow. 🌸

Happy International Women’s Day!

02/12/2026

After years of growing dahlias for markets and florists, one thing is very clear, colour and stem quality is key.

These are some of the dahlia color families we’re asked for most because they design beautifully and perform well as cut flowers:

🎨 Coral — Sweet Suzanne, Linda’s Baby
🌸 Blush — Sweet Natalie, Café au Lait
🍷 Burgundy — Sam Hopkins, Arabian Night
🤍 White — Boom Boom White, Orsett Beauty

Strong stems. Reliable production. Colors that mix effortlessly in arrangements.

That’s the lens we use when selecting the varieties in our current dahlia tuber collection and sale.

💬 If you were planting this season, which color family would you build your garden around?

02/06/2026

Let’s talk about the real dahlia priorities, especially if you’re growing for cut flowers, bouquets, markets, or working with florists. Here’s the tea:

🦄 Unicorn tubers? Yes, they’re pretty and fun to collect… but here’s what actually matters when you’re producing flowers people want to cut and sell.

🎨 Color that works in designs — florists often care more about a reliable color palette (blush, creams, peaches, burgundies, neutrals, etc.) than a specific name.

🌿 Strong, long stems — nothing beats stems that hold up in arrangements.

🌼 Good production & vase life — as a grower, prolific bloomers and long vase life matter more than rarity.

Sure, some varieties like Café Au Lait are classics people know, but most designers are thinking “What color fits this palette?” more than “What’s the exact variety name?” when they’re grabbing stems for weddings or design projects. Our current tuber sale is built around high-performing cut-flower producers and versatile color families that florists/designers love time and time again.

💬 Drop a 🌸 if you grow for blooms, or a 🦄 if you’re still chasing rare names🤗

02/02/2026

Everyone keeps talking about 2016… and while I didn’t have a master plan in 2016, it was certainly pivotal.

I was working my corporate job, tending the farm in the evenings, and showing up as a farmers market vendor on weekends, quietly feeling like I was onto something.

That year I was growing veggies, finding my stride, and collaborating more on the farm with my brother. It was also the year I met my to be future husband and making the leap into focusing on cut flowers (without knowing how big that decision would become).

Fast forward, and here we are. Different scale. Same love for growing beautiful things.

What were you doing in 2016?
Same path, or total plot twist since then? 👇

(P.S. If you love farm life, flowers, and behind-the-scenes growing, stick around! 🌱)