In association with Flowers from the Farm, this spectacular showcase of British grown flowers, foam-free, sustainable floristry and creative design returns to Strawberry Hill House, Twickenham, London.
See the breathtaking features of Horace Walpole’s remarkable Gothic manor house transformed by the talents of creative florists and see the beauty, variety and versatility of the flowers and foliages grown by our flower farmers.
With every stem on display this year being British grown by Flowers from the Farm members, the creative installations throughout the house are arranged with sustainability in mind. Why not catch a session to learn more about planet-friendly floristry during the festival?
Photo: ‘Flowers in the Window’ by Joanna Game at Strawberry Hill House 2019
Strawberry Hill House Flower Festival, in association with Flowers from the Farm, showcases the design creativity of the UK’s leading floral artists and the best of British grown blooms.
The dahlias in this beautiful late-summer design by festival curators Leigh Chappell and Janne Ford are grown by Philippa Stewart of Cheshire-based Justdahlias. Find out what inspired her to grow.
Creative installations like this one by Emma Spowage demonstrate how dried florals have been brought back to the forefront of modern design. Want to try these? Search for ‘dried flowers’ on our events diary to find workshops across the UK.
A taste of Strawberry Hill House Flower Festival
Attend talks, demonstrations and children’s workshops as well as exploring the beautiful surroundings.
Available throughout the festival days.
Sessions available to show you how to adopt more planet-friendly ways to support your flowers in arrangements.
Explore the faithfully restored five acre garden with a variety of beds, borders, walks, groves, lawns and woodland.
With vividly decorated and gilded rooms, illuminated by beautifully shaped stained glass windows, Strawberry Hill House is a breathtaking setting for this three day flower festival. It gives creative free rein to its invited floral designers to share their artistry, expertise and passion for suitable floristry in installations and demonstrations throughout the remarkable Gothic manor house.
Strawberry Hill House
Gothic stairs with flowers by Janne Ford and Leigh Chappell.
Leigh Chappell's window installation
A gothic niche is filled with an urn of dahlias by Leigh Chappell.
Over the coming weeks we will be posting more information about the Strawberry Hill House Flower Festival and the florists taking part.
We’re proud to be supporting the acclaimed Strawberry Hill House Flower Festival from 22-24th September. Arguably the UK’s most sustainable floristry show, the festival celebrates the very best in UK […]
If this mouth-watering celebration of British flowers and floral design has whetted your appetite to learn more, you can find lots more about sustainable floristry, floral design and growing British flowers across our website.
Many of our members are passionate advocates for foam free and sustainable floristry methods. Read our round up of courses and initiatives across the UK for anyone wanting to learn more.
Read moreThe flowers growing naturally throughout the year change constantly with the weather and the light. Here’s a flavour of the ever-changing array of blooms for cutting across the seasons.
see galleryExplore our learning resources to find out more about growing your own flowers for cutting. Here, Ed Bollam, Head Gardener at Gordon Castle Walled Garden shares his favourite summer annuals for cutting.
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