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Three women picking sunflowers and cosmos in our zone 3 u-pick flower field at Charlie Lake BC
Three women picking sunflowers and cosmos in our zone 3 u-pick flower field at Charlie Lake BC

Welcome to our flower field

Franklin & Co. Flower Farm is a zone 3 u-pick flower farm in Charlie Lake, BC, about 10 minutes from Fort St. John. A U-Pick ticket is $35 and includes 1 hour in the flower field and a cup that holds up to 25 stems you cut yourself. The Flower Shack opens in May and u-pick usually opens in late July. We're closed for the season right now and reopen in May 2027.

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Welcome to our Flower Farm

Hey there! I’m Cory, retired Registered Nurse turned flower farmer. I am a proud wife to Peter and a blessed mama to six kids. Together, we are Franklin & Co.

My family and I run a specialty cut flower farm in Northern British Columbia - only 10 minutes from Fort St. John, in Charlie Lake. 

We offer fresh, one-of-a-kind bouquets and on-the-farm experiences for you and your family.

Come visit the Flower Shack to grab a bouquet, an ice cream cone or a poured on the farm soy candle.

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How to Dig, Wash and Store Dahlia Tubers in Zone 3 (How We Do It on Our Farm)

You don't need to wait for frost to dig your dahlias. Here's exactly how we dig, wash, label and store about 800 dahlia tubers every winter on our zone 3 flower farm, with our real dates and our CoolBot storage setup.

What We're Doing in February on a Zone 3 Flower Farm

February on a Zone 3 flower farm does not look impressive. The fields are frozen, the rows are buried in snow, and from the road it appears nothing is happening. But winter is when the real work begins. From breeding zinnias and mapping the field to planning infrastructure and preparing for summer markets, this is the month that quietly determines whether July feels abundant or chaotic.
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