Thomas Bloom wows with spring table flowers at Flowers from the Farm's Lincoln conference
FFTF Survey Results - who you are, where you grow, how much you turnover each year, and more....
Wendy Paul, Organic Blooms reports on the response to a presentation on British Flowers at the recent Oxford Real Farming Conference
Flowers from the Farm is staging its first national promotional campaign, showcasing our growers and their flower farms across the UK and wants you to be part of it.
Twitter Hour discussion Monday 26th November 2018
Camila and Marianne tell us how they became flower growers and their hopes and ambitions for the future of British flowers
Shelia Hume of Blue Hen Flowers tells us how she grows, stores and chooses her best dahlias
Corrina tells us what she enjoys about flower growing and her hopes for the future.
Ben Cross, aka Alstroemeria Ben, has been nominated for Best New Member in the South East.
Nominated for Best New Member in the North East, Anne-Marie Knight, tells us how she became a flower grower and how she hopes to develop her business..
Nominated for Best New Member in the East Midlands, Caroline tell us how she became a flower farmer and what she loves about it
Philippa Stewart of Justdahlias tells us how she stores dahlias over the winter period.
What to think about before putting a value on your work, and why there is more to pricing than just the cost of materials.
Toria Britten explains why attending workshops is always a good idea, and why you should stop finding reasons not to do them!
Find out how to book your place at the annual FFTF conference in Lincoln 2019, attend the AGM, pre-conference social, and visit Smith and Munson Tulip growers. A busy weekend!
Justine Scouller, Wales Co-ordinator reports back on the first of a series of Lantra-funded workshops in Wales and how these came about.
Gill Hodgson reports on a visit to the growers co-operative wholesale flower market, Seattle which she visited on a recent holiday to the USA, and how a chance meeting with Debra Prinzing (Slow Flowers) led to a farm visit with Jello Mold Flowers.
