Close up of wellington boots and a fork in the soil at Tuckshop Flowers.

This beautiful late winter bouquet by Kathryn Hurst contains hellebores, daffodils and snowdrops, along with evergreen foliage, hazel and willow.

Locally grown, seasonal and sustainable flowers

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Supporting UK flower farmers

Flowers from the Farm is a UK trade association promoting a financially and environmentally sustainable local cut flower industry.

With members from Cornwall to Inverness, Flowers from the Farm is supporting the UK agroecological cut flower sector through the education and empowerment of our flower growers and their customers.

About us

Who grows your flowers

We do. Buying flowers grown by our members not only offers you increased transparency within the supply chain but encourages hyperlocal regional development by directly supporting the real people behind small independent businesses.

Mark McKee of Welshborn tends his patch of annual flowers for cutting and picks vibrant orange calendula to add colour to arrangements.

Members Stories

An insight into the people behind the flowers: where, what, how they grow, and why they made the leap into flower farming.

A bucket of red, bronze and pink Chrysanthemum flowers grown by Pauntley Petals in Gloucestershire.

Why UK grown flowers?

Our British flower farmers grow quality flowers, are socially responsible and are passionate about protecting the environment. Many grow their flowers using agroecological methods, which prioritise:

Healthy Soil: Supporting biodiversity and natural soil fertility.

Minimal Chemical Use: Avoiding harmful pesticides and fertilisers.

Pollinator-Friendly Practices: Supporting habitats for pollinators and other essential wildlife.

With hyperlocal supply chains, British flowers are as fresh as it gets. Flowers spend less time in transit, reducing their carbon footprint/environmental impact.