Kin Florist

Winter in the Garden

Winter 2026

The garden is slow in winter, but the seedlings I’ve planted are quietly growing strong root systems, so when spring rolls around, they’ll have full flower power. Successively sowing small batches means I’ll have a variety of blooms to cut throughout the seasons.

Flower seedlings growing for the Kin Florist garden in Matakana. Achillea in the foreground, carnations midground, and sweet peas at the back.
Tiny achillea, carnation, and sweet pea seedlings, whose flowers will eventually be used to create wedding designs and farewell tributes