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Our flower farm



Our little flower farm is based in Vogue, St.Day. We live where we grow, which is handy however also frustrating when we can see all of the jobs everywhere everyday! We love what we do, and the cyclical nature of the business. Annie craves the solitude of seed sowing during the busy wedding season, but then longs for the buzz of creating with flowers when Winter is long!
Our flowers are sown or planted to bring the first flush of spring blooms in March, and the last cut flowers are going out the door in October/November. The winter months are dormant , but we often have lots of dried flowers which can bring colour when seasonal flowers are no longer available.
Its quite handy to know what types of British flowers are available when, so below I have created a collection for each season. I appreciate that flower names are not the forte of everyone, so sometimes a quick internet search can help you to identify the different varieties of blooms.
I believe that more and more people are switching on to the beauty and necessity of choosing local flowers. Flowers that have grown without a chemical of some sort! We sow, grow and care for your flowers, it is an all or nothing job so we must love it!
British flowers are making there mark, and we are very proud to be a part of that movement.
Summer Flowers
Spring Flowers Autumn flowers Winter arrangements
Spring Flowers-
Ranunculus
Narcissi
Bluebells
Forget me nots
Anemone
Muscari
Blossom
Tulips
Sweet rocket
Sweet william
Geum
Summer flowers
Mallow
Lavatera
Sweet peas
larkspur
cosmos
Dahlia
Cornflower
Roses
Calendula
Chinese forget me not
Ammi
Daucus
Annual phlox
Feverfew
Autumn Flowers
Dahlias
Cosmos
Helenium
Rudbekia
Phlox
Sedum
Sunflowers
Grasses
Statice
Helichrysum
Winter flowers
We follow the seasons and do not import winter flowers.
The natural floral way in this season would be to use lots of Foliage and simple flowers such as Narcisi, hellebores and early Tulips.
We have our dried flowers and create Wreaths during Autumn and Winter.
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