Our StoryNuestra Historia

Flowers are more than
our business — they are
our family historyLas flores son más que
nuestro negocio — son
nuestra historia familiar

At Victoria's Garden, every stem carries the weight of a legacy built on faith, hard work, and an unwavering passion for exceptional flowers. Located in the highlands of Cayambe — recognized worldwide as one of the finest flower-growing regions on earth — we have been cultivating beauty since 1978.En Victoria's Garden, cada tallo lleva el peso de un legado construido sobre la fe, el trabajo duro y una pasión inquebrantable por las flores excepcionales. Ubicados en las tierras altas de Cayambe — reconocidas mundialmente como una de las mejores regiones productoras de flores — cultivamos belleza desde 1978.

Our family's roots run deep into Ecuador's floriculture history. We witnessed the industry's very first steps and helped shape the institutions that would carry Ecuadorian flowers to the world.Las raíces de nuestra familia se adentran profundamente en la historia floricultora del Ecuador. Fuimos testigos de los primeros pasos de la industria y ayudamos a forjar las instituciones que llevarían las flores ecuatorianas al mundo.

"We don't just grow flowers, we grow inspiration, beauty, and opportunity — from the heart of Cayambe to the world."

Today, Victoria's Garden specializes in premium summer flowers and unique specialty varieties — Ranunculus, Scabiosa, Dianthus, Veronica, Craspedia, Helichrysum, Achillea and more — grown at 2,900 meters, where altitude, volcanic soil and perfect Andean light produce flowers of exceptional color, vase life and character.

Industry Legacy

Co-Founders of Expoflores

Our family helped found Expoflores in 1984 — Ecuador's National Association of Flower Producers & Exporters — contributing to making Ecuador the world's third-largest flower exporter.

Where the name was bornDonde nació el nombre

She is Victoria as a child, walking the very fields that would one day carry her name. The flowers she touched then are the flowers we grow today.Ella es Victoria de niña, caminando por los mismos campos que un día llevarían su nombre. Las flores que tocó entonces son las flores que cultivamos hoy.