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Local peony pop-ups
Your flowers. Your neighbourhood.
Find our limited harvest at special pop-ups inside local businesses—check below for confirmed dates before making a trip.
grandmother’s backyard.
Our story
Some flowers
are part of the family.
I’m Jean, and That Peony Farm is something my husband, Clay, and I grow together, rooted in family memories. I still have my grandmother’s peony bushes. Every year, when they bloom again, that connection comes back with them.
Peonies can live for decades. I love the thought of planting one when a baby is born, then watching it return each summer as that child grows. A living piece of a family’s story, ready to be passed on.
Discovering peony farms in Alaska showed me what was possible in a cold climate. A short season, an incredible fragrance, and roots that stay in the ground through winter. I wanted to grow them here on the prairies.
By day, I work at Vendasta Technologies, and I love it. But after a day in a software company, there’s nothing quite like being out in the field: the sunset, some music, and the land in front of me. Land our baba once worked.
Our dream isn’t simply to sell more flowers. It’s to grow something meaningful: peonies that bring people into local businesses, and blooms that bring a little joy to care-home residents who still remember their own gardens.
Blooms for Babas is part of that dream, in memory of our babas, Katie, Sophie, and Grace. Something rooted in our family, with room for the whole community.
“A little less screen time.
A little more sunset.”
