We grow gorgeous flowers and seeds, on our 10-acre farm on Salt Spring Island, in tune with the seasons, without chemicals or pesticides, providing safe homes and food for bees and pollinators—plus flowers for humans to enjoy.
In our gallery and shop you'll find fine art botanical prints, unique flower essences—botanical magic crafted from flowers kissed by bees and whispers of ocean breezes. You'll also find the Alchemy Flower Oracle and Eco Heart Oracle decks, and other tools, to connect to you to nature and your deep intuition.
Our seasonal Farm Stand is open from spring to autumn. Hand delivery of gifts from our shop are available on Salt Spring Island and by post everywhere else.
We are home to Alchemy Flower Music Garden, created by Ingrid Koivukangas, award-winning environmental artist and co-creator of Alchemy Farm. The music is created with flowers…really, music created from the bio-energy of flowers! It’s a magical experience—visit the virtual garden tour below.
The Alchemy Farm Sequoia Grove is another of Ingrid's eco projects, providing a home to endangered Sequoia trees. The project reclaims part of a hay field to provide home and habitat for wild beings as well as future opportunities for visitors to explore a mediation garden held within a sacred circle of Sequoia trees.
All sales help fund KIVA loans to women working in agriculture in developing countries plus helps us grow more flowers for bees and pollinators! Thank you for helping us make a difference in the world.
Partial proceeds from all our sales help us grow flowers for bees and pollinators plus fund Kiva loans for women in agriculture in third world countries. Thank you for helping us create change in the world!
Planting trees is one of the most important things we can do to help the environment. Trees are the lungs of the planet, cleaning the air we breathe and absorbing carbon from the atmosphere. Trees provide habitat for birds, animals, plants. They filter the water we drink and also provide us with medicine.
Sequoia are an endangered species, threatened by climate change and fires in their natural southern locations. They will grow and thrive here in our environment which is why we've chosen to plant a grove for the future. Each tree has been planted in memory of loved ones.
