Blooms at the Bend - Flower Farm

Blooms at the Bend - Flower Farm A floral division of Blacksheep Acres | Seasonal blooms + on-farm workshops in rural SK That first year, I sold some bouquets.

Hi, I’m Jen, the heart and hands behind Blooms at the Bend-a small flower farm nestled in the only curve (bend) on the country road we call home in rural Saskatchewan. This all began as a little experiment: just me, a patch of soil, and a curiosity about growing cut flowers. By the second, I was hosting bouquet making workshops and offered bouquet subscriptions. Last year slowed down due to illnes

s, but it gave me clarity on how much I love doing this: sharing the joy of fresh flowers and simple beauty with others. Now, heading into my fourth season, Blooms at the Bend will be blooming into more and offering:
-you-pick days
-bouquet bars for events
-workshops/creative gatherings
-seasonal bouquet subscriptions

This is a place to connect with nature and creativity. I look forward to sharing it with you!

Hey everyone, I wanted to reach out and give you an honest update on what’s happening behind the scenes here.Usually, I’...
07/07/2026

Hey everyone, I wanted to reach out and give you an honest update on what’s happening behind the scenes here.

Usually, I’d be buzzing with excitement to launch our bouquet subscriptions, but this year, life and Mother Nature had other plans.

​Due to a recent hospital stay, I’ve had to completely step back to heal. I have to give a massive, heartfelt shout-out to my husband, who stepped entirely out of his comfort zone and took over the field. He did 100% of the planting for me while I, besides a few slow walks a day, was couch-ridden.

​Unfortunately, Mother Nature did not make it easy on him. We went straight from snow during prime planting time to extreme heat, drought, and relentless wind the moment he got things into the ground.

​Because of the brutal elements, the field is really struggling:

​The Celosia is barely 3 inches tall and already trying to bloom.
​The Asters look like single-stem, yellow-and-brown twigs under a foot tall.

​Because of this, we will not be offering bouquet subscriptions this year.

​While the field didn't do what we hoped, I am so incredibly grateful for a husband who dropped everything to become a flower farmer for me. The snapdragon crop is looking promising, so watch for bunches available in the next couple of weeks.

​Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your understanding and support.

It’s been a while! I’m not much of a content creator, but I’m still here! 😁​Hard to believe there was snow only a week a...
05/02/2026

It’s been a while! I’m not much of a content creator, but I’m still here! 😁

​Hard to believe there was snow only a week ago. Last season I already had my cool-weather-loving plants in the ground... this year I’m just beginning the dreaded hardening off process. By mid-week, some of these will finally be planted!

​There are over 500 plants in this photo, with even more still in the house under grow lights.

​Pro-tip for my fellow gardeners: If you’re picking up plants from a greenhouse, don't forget to harden them off! Greenhouse plants are "soft"—if you take them straight from a cozy greenhouse and put them in the ground, they’ll get windburned and sun-scorched, and you’ll be sad when they look like 💩. Give them a few days to get used to the real world first, beginning with short spurts in the sun and gradually longer till its full days!

​I hope everyone is able to get out and enjoy this awesome weather! ☀️☀️☀️

12/25/2025

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14km North Of Broderick SK
Outlook, SK
S0L2N0

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