Flowering Wild

Flowering Wild is a collective of independent florists, growers, and land-connected creatives, convened through Studio Free Folk who come together to create immersive floral installations rooted in seasonality, place, and community care. We gather around a shared belief that flowers are both art and offering—ephemeral, expressive, and deeply tied to the land.

On Sunday, July 19, Flowering Wild presents its latest site-specific installation at a private heritage farm in Prince Edward County. This restored location, celebrated for its land stewardship and adaptive reuse of historic agricultural buildings, serves as the canvas for a collaborative floral exhibition.

The installation features the distinct voices of:

Alysia Ausubel (Begonia Moon Flower Studio)

Alexis Bouma (Alexis Joy Florals)

Sarah Crawford (East Lake Farm)

Marilou Perron (Early Grey)

Bethany Puttkemery (Smells Like Flowers)

Lori Richards (Lori Richards)

Kate Turkington (Westbriar Floral)

Interactive programming throughout the day:

The Department of Illumination: Family-friendly creative activities inviting youth to engage with art and ecology.

Kenhte:ke Seed Sanctuary & Learning Centre: Insights into Indigenous seed stewardship, seed rematriation, and community-based food systems.

Both organizations will be onsite accepting donations to support their vital community work.

Tickets include access to the floral installation, all guest programming, and a chance to wander the heritage farm property. Due to the nature of the property, there’s only 30 tickets available per viewing.

Tickets are VERY limited and are on sale now. Get yours here!