Find Us at the Abbotsford Farmers Market

Abbotsford farmers market hours are 9am to 1pm, rain or shine. We bring hand-tied bouquets, single-variety bunches and the first of every new crop: tulips and ranunculus in spring, peonies in June, dahlias and sunflowers as the season turns, then seed heads and autumn tones by September.

The selection at the Abbotsford farmers market genuinely changes week to week. One Saturday is all peonies, the next is the first dahlias, and by late summer the stall is full of things that never survive a wholesale chain. Regulars come early, because the best stems are gone before ten and the popular varieties do not come back that week.

The Abbotsford farmers market is also the best place to ask questions. Want to know what will be blooming for a wedding date, whether a bucket order is realistic for your budget, or how to keep a bouquet going for a week? Ask at the stall, because we are the growers and you will get a straight answer instead of a sales pitch.

Cash and card are both accepted, and pre-orders through the Bouquet Club can be collected at the market so you are not relying on arriving before the good things sell out. If you are planning an event, the ten market dates across the season are listed above so you can work around them when you book.

The Abbotsford farmers market is run by the growers and makers who show up every single week, and shopping there keeps money in the valley instead of in a supply chain that starts somewhere else. Bring a bag that fits a vase, park downtown, and make a Saturday morning of it rather than a quick errand.

Cannot make the Abbotsford farmers market on a Saturday? The flower stand on Gallagher Road is open Fridays and Saturdays through the season, and bouquets can be delivered across Abbotsford and Mission. Between the stall, the stand and delivery, there is a way to get local flowers every week of the growing season.

Everything on that table was cut within a day or two of the market, which is why the bunches last noticeably longer than supermarket flowers. Nothing is held in a cooler for a week waiting for a buyer, and anything left at the end of the morning goes home with us rather than into a bin behind a shop.

If you are buying for a dinner party or a birthday, tell us what the table looks like and we will steer you towards a colour that works with it. If you want a specific bunch held back for collection, message us by Thursday and we will cut it fresh for the Saturday.