Our Story

Growing Tkaronto began with a simple but radical idea: that flowers could be grown and shared in ways that heal rather than harm — the land, the people who tend it, and the communities who receive it.

We are a contemporary design studio and urban specialty cut flower farm rooted in the Junction, Roncesvalles, High Park North, and now Downsview of Tkaronto (Toronto). As a proudly queer and BIPOC-owned business, we grow more than flowers — we grow possibility.

Rooted in Regenerative Practice

Everything we do is guided by a commitment to regenerative and anti-oppressive practices. That means caring for the soil as much as the blooms, and caring for our people as much as our plants. We prioritize hiring from marginalized communities, because we believe the most beautiful spaces are built by the most diverse hands.

100% Ontario-Grown

We are committed to sourcing exclusively Ontario-grown flowers — no imported stems, no mystery supply chains. As proud members of the Local Flower Collective, we work alongside fellow local growers to bring you seasonal, traceable blooms that reflect the true beauty of this land and its seasons.

You can find us at the Toronto Flower Market, where we love connecting with our community face to face and sharing the story behind every stem.

Growing Together

Whether you're looking for a lush wedding installation, a workshop experience, or a seasonal arrangement that tells a story, we're here to create something meaningful with you. We have a few select dates left for 2026 weddings and events and have opened our books for 2027 — we'd love to create something beautiful together.

Thank you for supporting a small business that grows with intention, with love, and with community at its roots.

Favourites From the Field

Peaches N' Cream Dahlia

Ranunculus Hanoi

Hanoi Ranunculus

Narcissus Replete

Replete Narcissus

Appleblossom Snapdragon

Iceland Poppies Sherbet Mix

Sherbet Mix Iceland Poppies

Champagne Mix Sweet Peas

Peony Coral Charm

Coral Charm Peony

Crème de Cassis Dahlia

Bells of Ireland