Why “Meadowlark”?

The name “Meadowlark” is in honor of the Rickard family’s history of farming this property since the late 1800’s. Craig’s great-, great-grandfather (James Rickard) referred to his farm as “Meadowlark” once he moved to the current Ceresmore Farms property with his wife, Elizabeth. The farm name was changed from “Meadowlark” to “Ceresmore Farms” in the 20th century by Craig’s Grandfather because “Meadowlark” was already in use.

Can you visit our farm?

Yes! To purchase our blooms please come visit us! However, because Ceresmore farms is a working farm, visitors are not permitted beyond the farm stand. We hope to open the flower patch up for workshops, tours, and pick-your-own events soon!

Payment Options

We accept e-transfer or cash at the flower cart.

p.s. that’s Basil, one of our kitties!

Do we like dogs?

We love dogs! We have one, in fact :). Her name is “Chilidog”. She’d love to meet you! Here she is helping to prep some no-till beds.

What grows at Ceresmore?

Lots of corn, soybeans, wheat, and white beans. Speaking of names, “Ceres” is the Greek goddess of agriculture and the root name for the word “cereals”, which is apt for the basis for the farm name because the farm has been involved in growing certified seed for many years.

What about flowers for weddings and special events?

We’ve made custom bouquets, centrepieces, and bulk buckets for bridal showers, corporate events, birthday parties, and weddings. We’d love to help with your special day! Contact us for more information.

Will you sell anything else?

Yes! We also love making holiday wreaths (composed of mostly on-farm materials), porch pots, and dried flower bouquets. Watch our social media or sign up for our newsletter to be notified!

Any other questions?

Just ask us!