Flowers from the Farm is a not for profit organisation run by flower farmers who give their time freely to support this amazing network. Find local regional co-ordinators and other key team members below. Click the green arrow on their profile to contact them.
Meg is a farmer in Worcestershire growing flowers and foliage for retail at her farm shop 'Roots'. Also a serious foodie, she says that flowers are her 'soul food' and encourages customers to think the same way. She offers wholesale flowers to local florists and bespoke, natural, funeral tributes.
Carole runs Tuckshop Flowers in Birmingham and grows flowers to supply her own event and wedding floristry business. She also runs floristry workshops and is passionate on the subject of natural, eco-friendly funeral flowers. She is the author of the online course 'Green Funeral Flowers.'
Gill has now scaled back Fieldhouse Flowers to just a third of an acre to make more time for her 4 grandchildren who also live on the farm. She still provides flowers at the gate, bespoke bouquets and specialises in natural funeral flowers.
Niki is an ex-flower farmer who is now a full-time accountant in the resource management industry. She retains a keen interest in supporting the British cut flower movement and finally grows some flowers for herself.
Claire is a flower farmer at Plantpassion in the Surrey Hills. She grows flowers for locals as bunches, bouquets and flower arrangers buckets, and for DIY weddings. She is the author of The British Flowers Book and is passionate about teaching and on the subject of seasonality.
Pippa runs Ethical Blooms in Somerset. Her decisions and choices when growing flowers are made to protect the land in which they are rooted. She provides subscription flower shares, bouquets, and flowers for special occasions and events.
Harriet runs Sweetpeas and Sunflowers in North Devon, growing flowers for local delivery and her own wedding floristry. She loves all things seasonal and loves to share the beauty of British flowers with her customers.
Rhiannon runs Blue Hill Flora just outside Pontardawe in South Wales. She grows premium quality, seasonal cut flowers for the amazing local floral community. Sustainability is her passion so it's integrated into every decision to help build a business that always gives back.
Kate of Camomile and Cornflowers loves to grow slightly wild and unusual flowers and foliage in the Teme Valley Worcestershire. She specialises in all British eco-friendly and naturally beautiful floral arrangements for all occasions.
Jacqueline runs her Hope and Glory Flower Company from her village post office and grows to supply the flowers she sells on her 1 acre plot on the Warwickshire/Oxfordshire border. She focusses on using sustainable, natural materials in her work.
Karen of Belton Blooms is a micro grower in the East Midlands with a love of natural, sustainable British flowers. She is passionate about sharing the positive impact flowers & gardens have on mental health and wellbeing.
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Jane runs Hay Lane Flowers in Bedfordshire, alongside her son Jack. They grow a wide range of flowers to supply the local wholesale and retail trade. Jane also grows flowers for drying so that she can continue to supply her retail outlets with bunches of British flowers during the winter months.
Carol of Carol's Garden grows flowers and foliage for her local community, weddings and florists in SW Cheshire. She particularly loves perennials and shrubs, and anything characterful and unusual. She runs workshops and is one third of the Business of Selling Flowers online course partnership.
We took a seed and planted it and before we knew it Yewbarrow Flower Farm had blossomed. Based in the beautiful Eden Valley, Yewbarrow Flower Farm is home to one acre of land, full of British grown flowers. We create bespoke bouquets for events, weddings and special occasions.
Kate runs Northumbrian Flowers based in rural Northumberland, growing for retail and wedding and events florists as well as presenting many different growing and arranging workshops throughout the year.
Debbie of East Lothian Flowers focusses on sustainable growing practices and is based in an historic walled garden near her home. She supplies florists and wedding planners, installations and events and offers local bouquets through her website.
Specialising in the wonderful world of horticulture and floristry PR for nearly 20 years, Liz is the first point of contact for media within Flowers from the Farm for grower stories, stats, images, introductions, news and interviewees.
Sara runs My Flower Patch based in Wiltshire. She loves growing and using British grown flowers within her naturally styled arrangements for garden gathered style weddings, events and funerals.
Grower and florist Milli creates romantic and playful designs that reflect the seasons, for weddings, events, brands, and local customers in West Sussex.
Michael runs Ravenshill Flower Farm in rural West Gloucestershire. He grew up on the site where he farms, and takes inspiration from the unique beauty of his surroundings. He believes that cut flowers can, and should, always be a gateway to the conservation of our local landscapes.
Shanna runs Harebell & Bee from her cutting gardens in west Gloucestershire where she grows flowers for local customers. She loves to explore the ways plants inspire creativity, like natural dyeing, pressing and drying flowers, and floral photography.
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Denise runs her business, The Garden Gate Southwold, in Suffolk. She grows flowers for her wedding and event floristry and for deliveries within her local area and by post.
Seed and plant addict turned flower farmer at The Floral Acre. Channelling 25 years of gardening knowledge into making her Somerset plot a micro flower farm. She delivers flowers locally, offers funeral arrangements and sells buckets of beautiful flowers.
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Jan runs Field and Bloom on her family farm near York. She supplies freshly cut flowers to local customers and also sells wholesale to florists.
Cory runs Broomby’s from her home in East Devon. She is passionate about British flowers, seasonal growing and seed harvesting. Cory supplies flowers to local customers and farm shops.
Justine runs Far Hill Flowers in Monmouthshire where she grows a wide range of flowers for her wedding work and other flowery requests as well as selling to local florists. Having been coordinator for Wales and then co-chair she couldn't quite let go and so the newsletter is now her domain.
Chris has worked with Flowers from the Farm since its inception. His company specialises in web and internet services for not for profit companies and has over 30 years experience in third sector support in IT, governance and management. Based in the North East he supports organisations across the UK.
Association Management & Services (AMS) established in 1996 joined the FFTF in early 2021 to provide support in all aspects of running the association. We are delighted to be working with you all.
