A working farm and gathering place on Salt Spring Island
Weddings | Florals & Flower School | Farm Stand | Farm School
THE CALENDAR IS LIVE
Flower School
This year’s lineup includes workshops in flower growing, harvesting, and natural floral design.
Workshops are held in small groups and follow the rhythm of the season, with flowers harvested directly from the garden. Some classes focus on foundational design skills, while others explore specific topics like cutting gardens, table flowers, or large-scale arrangements.
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Upcoming workshops
Wedding Flowers
Seasonal flowers grown and designed on our Salt Spring Island farm. Browse the wedding flower menu to order bouquets and arrangements for your celebration, or inquire about full-service floral design for larger events.
Explore the flower menu →
FARM WEDDINGS
Meaningful, place-based celebrations.
Our signature wedding packages bring venue, planning support, in-house florals, and curated rentals together in one clear, supported experience.
We host a small number of weddings each year. Private access from Friday to Sunday allows the weekend to unfold at its own pace, with a clear, supported planning process from start to finish.
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“The farm is a place that radiates happiness, love, and beauty. From ceremony to last dance, every moment felt intentional and deeply special—a day we’ll hold close for the rest of our lives.”
-Anna + Alex, Vancouver
About us
We’re a family-run farm, floral studio, and gathering place on Salt Spring Island.
We grow the flowers, host the weddings, design the florals, and welcome people onto this land for both learning and celebration.
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The farm
Seasonal organic produce, flowers, and farm goods are available through our farm shop.
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Floral studio
Seasonal bouquets, floral design, and flower school through Lost Field, our farm-based studio.
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Farm School
Programs for kids, from summer farm camp to cooking classes.
Bullock Lake Farm is 24 acres of field and forest in Coast Salish territory
We donate 1% of our sales to the Stqeeye’ Learning Society, whose mi tse ‘ t’akw - coming home campaign will bring Quw’utsun (Cowichan) Elders back to live in their traditional territory in Xwaaqw’um (Burgoyne Bay) for the first time in 150 years. This commitment includes sales across our produce, flower, workshop, and wedding programs.
Learn more about who we are and the land we steward.
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Flowers, workshops, recipes, and what's growing each month.
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