Flowering now in the UK
We bring you the pick of the crop from our members this season and what’s inspiring us on our flower farms right now.
A gallery of beautiful blooms
Watch the seasons turn with sensational flowers and fabulous foliage from Flowers from the Farm members.
Hellebores and tulips add colour to late winter foliage in these delightful posies by Chamomile and Cornflowers in Worcestershire.
Pink Hellebores nestle perfectly amongst yellow Narcissi, white tulips and winter foliage in this bridal bouquet by Wye Valley Flowers, Gloucestershire.
Combine dried flowers and seed heads with silvery foliages for a gorgeous winter bouquet, like this one by Beamsley Blooms, Yorkshire.
Salix 'Mount Aso' produces pretty pink catkins in early spring, captured here by Clodhopper Blooms in Cumbria.
Think 'British flowers' for Valentine's Day! Wye Valley Flowers in Gloucestershire use British-grown tulips and Narcissi for their bouquets.
Dried flowers, like honesty and strawflowers, have been combined beautifully with winter foliage in this wreath by Clodhopper Blooms, Cumbria.
Hellebores often begin blooming in December and provide gorgeous flowers through the winter and early spring months (photo courtesy of Tuckshop Flowers, Birmingham).
Dried flowers and seed heads saved from the spring and summer - like these peonies and dahlias - provide unique materials for winter flower arrangements (photo courtesy of Harebell & Bee, Gloucestershire).
Fragrant yellow Mahonia flowers add brightness and scent to spring flower arrangements (photo courtesy of Wye Valley Flowers, Gloucestershire).
Dainty snowdrops are sometimes all that's needed for a simple yet beautiful arrangement like this one by Tuckshop Flowers, Birmingham.
Witch hazel (Hammemelis) blooms in late winter and early spring, providing colour and scent to gardens and flower arrangements (photo courtesy of Tuckshop Flowers, Birmingham).
British-grown Paperwhite Narcissi bring fragrance and delicate beauty to our homes during winter (photo courtesy of Clodhopper Blooms, Cumbria).
Dried flowers give us lots of colours to enjoy like the purples and yellows in this bouquet by Harebell & Bee, Gloucestershire.
This lovely early spring bouquet by the Spotted Dog Flower Co in Lincolnshire features red Hellebores, salix and white tulips.
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