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About us

Flowers from the Farm is the award-winning membership association championing artisan growers of seasonal, scented, locally grown British cut flowers. Our network stretches across the whole of the UK and puts you in touch with flowers on your doorstep.

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Putting more British blooms back into vases across the country

We are a not-for-profit organisation and aim to encourage more people to grow cut flowers for market in the UK and to promote British grown flowers. Growing at artisan scale allows our flower farmers to choose flowers for their perfume and charm, focussing on what loves their local soil and weather. Our friendly network helps connect British flower farmers to share their passion for what they do and also their skills and experience.

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Hear Gill Hodgson's story and find out what our members say about the benefits of being part of FFTF

Members of the Flowers from the Farm North West regional group gather togther for a meeting and smile for a happy group photo in front of doorway in a beautiful stone wall clad with a blush pink rambling rose.
About us

Our 10th Anniversary

Flowers from the Farm has been driving the renaissance in British cut flowers for the past decade, championing the beauty and value of seasonal, scented, garden-style blooms, locally grown. We’ve gathered gold medals and awards along the way, but even more importantly, we’ve supported over 1,000 small flower farms and forged hundreds of friendships.

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Led by volunteers

Flowers from the Farm is a not for profit membership association run by volunteer members who are also flower farmers.  They’re helping us to grow our organisation even while they are growing flowers.

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Member Stories

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The Clem's Garden logo - roses and forget-me-nots in a handprinted mug

Clem’s Garden

Vicky House of Clem’s Garden explains how personal tragedy led her to found a community social enterprise, offering support and purpose to those affected by childlessness through the beauty of British flowers.

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Carolyn Deeley of Pembridge Farm stands on her British cut flower farm with her partner.

Pembridge Farm

Carolyn Deeley of Pembridge Farm explains how she caught the flower farming bug and set up her business at the start of the Covid crisis.

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Sacha of the Floral Potager holds a huge bunch of silvery blue eryngiums in her workshop

The Floral Potager

Read how Sacha Przewieslik-Allen of The Floral Potager was inspired by her locally grown wedding flowers to use her botanical background to start a new career in flower farming.

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Stokesay Flower Barney and Victoria Maritin in the walled garden

Stokesay Flowers

Victoria Martin of Stokesay Flowers explains how she and her partner Barney ended up as flower farmers, and how they’ve focussed their Shropshire-based business since starting out.

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Queenie's Floral Design owner, Gretel Cooper wears an exuberant bright flower crown with red acer leaves, foliage and purple flowers.

Queenie’s Floral Design

Gretel Cooper of Queenie’s Floral Design explains why she left a career as a primary school teacher to embark on a life in flowers.

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Kate of Camomile and Cornflowers holds a colourful late summer bouquet

Camomile and Cornflowers

Kate’s flower business is inspired by the treasures she finds in her established Worcestershire garden. She tells us more about her business and how she reaches her customers.

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Celebrate British flowers with us

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A moody toned bucket of British cut flowers at Ravensill Flower Farm holds subtle mocha roses, dark scabious and black elder leaves, the rustling seed pods of honesty and fluffy accents of grass.

Find out more about British Flowers

The wonderful flowers and foliage which the UK climate can produce change with every season. Find out more about what flowers when.

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The Flower Farmers' Big Weekend

Every August our members look forward to welcoming you to events large and small on their flower farms and plots of all shapes and sizes.

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Alex of Number21 Flowers decorates his shop window with British flowers in celebration of British Flowers Week 2021

See our windows for British Flowers Week 2021

See the stunning June creations from our members made to celebrate British Flowers week 2021

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