Beautiful flowers and foliage grown in North Canterbury

A woman holding a bouquet of flowers in a garden, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a checked shirt on a sunny day.

CloudNine Farm is in Fernside, North Canterbury on 10 acres with owners Kea and Greg raising wild children, happy animals and stunning flowers.

Fresh & Dried Flowers

From Spring through to Autumn, CloudNine is blooming with fresh flowers. Each year new crops are planted with the likes of Celosia, Foxgloves, Echinops and Ammobium. During the winter months we make the most of both our fresh foliage and also our dried florals and foliage which we have hung in our drying room.

We ship to market and also direct to florists in Canterbury and around New Zealand. For addresses outside metro areas, please contact us prior to placing your order to ensure shipping can be arranged.

Dried multicolored flower bouquets stacked on top of each other, featuring shades of white, purple, pink, and yellow.

Dried Flowers

A selection of what we currently have available direct from our drying room.

Dried Carthamus
$7.00

Beautiful bright orange burst from the bulb like flower

These have been naturally dried.

Available in 5 stem bunches

Dried Grape Vine Wreaths
$35.00

Dried grape vine wreaths these are between 35 - 40 cm diameter, great as a base.

Handmade

These have been naturally dried.

Available in bunches

Dried Achillea
$7.00

Umbelliferous flowers in beautiful peach tones, these are great filler flowers or can make a statement when used on mass.

Available in 5 stem bunches

Plants

Because growing something is super rewarding

Ammobium Grandiflorum
$12.00

Ammobium Grandiflorum — a compact, long-blooming plant with a gorgeous paper daisy flowers.

This reliable plant will flower from late spring through summer, making it an excellent filler and focal choice for bouquets, posies, and dried arrangements.

Hardy and low-maintenance, Ammobium is great in most garden situations

Craspedia - Billy Buttons
$15.00

Craspedia — the flowers these plants produce are so fun they remind me of Dr Seuss Horton Hears a Who.

This reliable plant will flower from late spring through late autumn, they are great flowers to dry or use fresh to add whimsy to an arrangement.

Hardy and low-maintenance, but don’t like wet feet, you can take your garden shears to them to knock them back to encourage a further flush. They do like being lifted and divided every so often to keep them vigourous.

Stachys byzantina 'Lambs Ears'
$12.00

Lambs Ears — a gorgeous ground cover with flower spikes that the bees love.

This reliable plant will flower from late spring through summer, making it an excellent filler for a touch of silver to any arrangement.

Hardy and low-maintenance, Lambs Ear is great in most garden situations can need to be divided to keep it where you want it with out it taking over.

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