An annual event which puts British grown cut flowers and foliage firmly in the spotlight will run from 16th - 22nd June 25

Our members are independent British flower businesses, both large and small, from across the UK. The majority of our growers are committed to working in line with agroecological principles – nurturing healthy soils, supporting biodiversity, and producing flowers sustainably without reliance on pesticides or harmful chemicals.  We also welcome florists who love using British-grown flowers and want to be more connected to the people who grow them. While florists may not be growers themselves, we encourage them to share and promote the same ethos of sustainability, collaboration, and support for seasonal, local flowers. 

Every member of FFTF uses British grown flowers, but every business has its own model - some use only flowers grown on their flower farm, others also buy in flowers from other UK growers, others may choose to use some imported blooms either during the winter months or as their own aesthetic choice. To see the position of an individual business on this issue, please see the 'About us' section, or equivalent, of their own website for further information.

Our members take a variety of positions on this issue. To see the position of an individual business on the use of peat, please check if they say that they grow without the use of peat on their own website.

Each of our member businesses are different, so some may be open shop hours, and some may only be open by appointment in advance, or may not be able to welcome guests to their farms for insurance or planning reasons. Many members open their doors to the public in summer as part of our Flower Farmers' Big Weekend.

We are not a trading company and do not sell flowers centrally - our members are a network of independent businesses and every one is different. To buy flowers please contact an individual member business directly - use 'Find Flowers' to locate member businesses throughout the UK.

To use the term organic, growers must be certified in the UK by the Soil Association.   Many of our members grow without chemicals - to see what an individual business does, please read the 'About' section of the individual business's website.

We want to encourage people from every community to become flower growers and to be an inclusive organisation. Follow Flowers from the Farm on Instagram and Facebook to see announcements and information about our diversity scholarship programme. Read more about our Diversity Action Group here.

Flowers from the Farm is run solely by volunteers and does not employ staff so does not offer work experience placements. Some of our members offer placements to volunteers but Flowers from the Farm does not co-ordinate this and you will need to contact individual member businesses directly.

We are a not for profit organisation run by volunteers only. Positions in Flowers from the Farm are staffed by volunteer members who are also running their own flower businesses. If you're a member looking to take on responsibility, speak to your regional co-ordinator or visit the members' area of the website for details of any current roles we're looking to fill.

In line with GDPR, if you confirm in writing that you are happy for us to share your contact details on our members-only forums, we will consider assisting you with this. Please send details of your research project and your request via our contact form.

In line with GDPR, if you confirm via email that you are happy for us to share your contact details on the relevant members-only regional forum, we will communicate your offer and ask members to contact you directly to discuss. Use our contact form to send details of your offer.

Sorry but Flowers from the Farm is only for UK businesses.