August 18-24, 2025
GRAND PRIZE CONTEST
Sponsored by Unicorn Blooms
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Let’s celebrate Canadian Flowers Week by showing everyone what locally-grown Canadian flowers are all about:
Community
Collaboration
Crazy-beautiful, 100% local flowers
Gather your best flower buds and build some sort of immersive flower experience/installation/selfie backdrop - anything you can dream up and invite your community to enjoy.
To enter the Grand Prize contest, document your creation To be entered, request a collaboration with @canadianflowersweek on a single post. @canadianflowersweek will feature submissions all week long, Aug 18-24. On the 25th, with the help of community feedback, the top 4 entries will be selected as finalists for a @canadianflowersweek Instagram poll where our incredible flower community can decide which entry wins the Grand Prize! Winner to be announced August 26th at @canadianflowersweek.
The CFW Grand Prize:
35 Camellia White peony roots
(size 3/5 roots, value $870)
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100 Anemone 'Mistral Rarity'
100 Narcissus 'Flower Surprise'
100 Fritillaria acmopetala
and Double Tulips
100 'Pink Mist'
100 'Katinka'
100 'Charming Beauty'
100 'Taiwan'
(bulbs value $645)
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​ Encourage your community to celebrate Canadian Flowers Week with you, share your stories and vote for your official entry. Help @canadianflowersweek draw attention to what our amazingly talented flower community is up to. Let’s all work together to put Canadian Flowers on the map!
Ideas to Participate
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Farm Stand Installation
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Retail Window Installation
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Public Flower Installation
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In-store/Online Contest or Giveaways
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Flower Walk or Farm Tour
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Presentation/Realization of Sustainability Initiative
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Presentation of an Indigenous and Native Species Project
CFW commitment to environment and climate change, we aim to showcase ways our Canadian Flower industry is changing systems/habits - choosing renewable materials, practicing earth-friendly farming techniques, harnessing green energy, etc. to reduce our environmental impact. NOTE: Our sustainability commitments request that no plastic, no foam, or one-time use non-recyclable materials be used to participate.
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CFW commitment to social justice, we aim to bring awareness to the Indigenous communities of Canada and the knowledge they share about the land and native plant species.