Flower Grower Collective

At Rhos Market Garden we grow Organic flowers alongside our seasonal vegetables and salads. We focus on flowers that are attractive to insects and wildlife, often scented and very varied in colour and form, and believe that biodiversity is essential to our healthy ecosystem here on the market garden. We sell bunches, bouquets and mixed buckets, both wholesale and for weddings and events, and through our shop in Knighton.

Wild Bee Flower Farm is a sustainable florist and flower farm based in York. From sowing seed to harvest, every stem is carefully grown and handled to ensure quality without compromise. Our farm follows organic principles alongside permaculture practices, nurturing both soil health and biodiversity. We specialise in sustainable floral design, avoiding floral foam and single-use plastics. Instead, we prioritise reusable, recycled, and biodegradable materials across both our studio work and on the farm.

Oksana’s Local Flowers is a North Yorkshire flower farm specialising in seasonal, field-grown British flowers.

We grow without chemicals and supply fresh, well-conditioned stems through the hub to florists and wholesale buyers, focusing on quality, stem strength, and vase life.

Our main crops include dahlias, alstroemeria, achillea, and peonies.

Tarragon Flowers is my cut flower patch near Boroughbridge, on which I grow pesticide-free perennials, dahlias and annuals from April to September. I supply bouquet subscriptions, DIY buckets, wholesale and workshops. Grown with tender loving care, my passion is for flowers which are scented, seasonal, and sustainable.

I’m Laurel, and I’m delighted to be joining the York Collective.

We’re tucked away in Thorganby, a charming village outside York.

Sweet Grace is our boutique cut flower farm specialising in spectacular dahlias alongside an array of cottage garden blooms, from Aster to Zinnia (and home to our menagerie of donkeys, pet sheep and goats).

We grow in harmony with nature, ever mindful of our impact on the environment and the creatures we share our land with.

We provide dahlias and mixed buckets in season.

At Wye Grow, every stem is thoughtfully grown, gathered and arranged here in the Herefordshire countryside. British grown, never flown. I create bespoke, seasonal bouquets and arrangements using the freshest blooms from my cutting patch, offering a truly personal service where quality, care and artistry come first. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or something beautiful for your home, I’m always happy to help. Please feel free to get in touch to discuss your perfect flowers.

Here at The Old Berry Farm we grow seasonal cut flowers and foliage for florists and wholesale, with a particular focus on Dahlias. We practice regenerative farming, using soil health and life as our guiding principle.

A small farm in the south Shropshire Hills, with cut flowers, meadows, withy, woodland & commercial polytunnels. We grow in conjunction with nature, and follow natural methods of pest control & soil health. Our flowers are perfect for gloriously wild and natural style events, reflecting the current season.

I’m Rebecca, a nature-led floral designer, micro-scale flower grower and Ambassador for the Sustainable Wedding Alliance. I have spent the last decade transforming a love for the Kentish landscape into a full plot-to-bouquet Design Studio. As the first florist in the UK to be independently accredited for my ecological integrity, I am dedicated to proving that truly exquisite design and nature can flourish in perfect harmony.

By using regenerative, no-dig growing practices and supporting my local biodiversity, I ensure my flowers are truly local – grown in harmony with the rhythm of the seasons, freshly picked, and alive with scent and stunning natural movement

Organic mixed farmer from North Herefordshire growing several varieties of sunflowers with a long vase life.

Bwthyn Blooms is a flower farm located in the peaceful hills of Llandeilo Graban, between Builth Wells and Hay-on-Wye. Here, we grow more than just flowers. We cultivate wild treasures; seasonal, characterful blooms that carry with them the spirit of the Welsh countryside and that cosy feeling of home.

Our journey began in 2025 after moving into our new home. Through lots of hard work we began the process of recovering and healing the land to be a productive flower farm. Now we offer wholesale, by-the-bucket and event flowers, alongside our seasonal honesty stand.

Small scale flower farm growing beautiful seasonal blooms since 2022. We are a mother and daughter partnership, which started when we grew my wedding flowers in 2021 and fell in love with sowing, growing and arranging beautiful flowers. Fresh flowers from May to October, and dried flowers year round. A few of our favourite flowers include Dahlias, Snapdragons, strawflowers and lupins!

Nestled in the charming hamlet of Hawkenbury, just outside Staplehurst in the Low Weald of Kent, our flower farm is dedicated to growing beautiful, seasonal English flowers using sustainable, chemical-free practices.

From April through to the end of October, we offer a vibrant selection of blooms, freshly harvested with care for the environment. We supply wholesale flowers to wedding and event florists and provide DIY flower buckets for brides planning their own sustainable weddings.

We specialise in Lisianthus which tend to be available from June until late September. Our commitment to sustainability ensures that every stem is as kind to the earth as it is beautiful.

Tucked away in the village of Osmington near Dorset's coastline, Helen Wilson has recently launched Chapel Lane Flowers, a flower farm rooted in sustainability and seasonality. Growing from a walled garden, this new venture produces  fresh, dried and seasonal blooms alongside foliage for florists and the local community, offering an ethical alternative to imported flowers.

Coombe Blooms has evolved out of a life-long love of growing gorgeous English garden flowers. I have a wide variety of annuals, perennials, grasses and bulbs, provide diy buckets, bouquets and supply florists and farm shops from my field near Lulworth Cove, Dorset.

I’m Jen, the grower behind Bristol Flower Company.

Since 2021, I’ve been growing flowers on my urban plot in central Bristol, transforming it into a space filled with colour, scent and wildlife.

I grow seasonal, sustainably produced flowers with a focus on form and fragrance, from the first ranunculus of spring through to annuals, scented roses and late-summer dahlias. Quality and freshness sit at the heart of everything I do, with each stem harvested by hand and carefully conditioned.

I love flowers that have movement, scent and individuality, that feel alive, expressive and of the moment. I grow in tune with the seasons, embracing their challenges and the quiet magic of waiting for each new variety to arrive.

Grow and Wild is a flower farm based in Catsfield, Nr Battle, East Sussex, run by Rachel and Chris, a husband and wife team of passionate gardeners. With Rachel’s background in floristry and Chris’ experience as a gardener, our shared love of growing flowers naturally grew into something more.

Our journey began in our own garden in 2020, and in 2025 started an honesty shelf for the community 2025 followed by starting our own local Flower Farm. We produce local, seasonal flowers grown carefully and thoughtfully, with nature at the heart of everything we do.

At Staged It Flowers, we grow beautiful, seasonal flowers using natural, chemical-free methods. Each stem is carefully nurtured from seed and harvested at its peak, ensuring exceptional freshness, scent and quality.

Our flowers and foliage are used to create gorgeous bouquets, wedding and event designs and farewell flowers. We supply to both retail and wholesale customers.

Sustainability is central to our work, with seasonal flowers, mindful growing practices and foam-free floristry at the heart of everything we do.

Park Farm Flowers started growing shortly after a move from London to Sussex mid 2020. I have learnt along the way and grow from seed mainly but inherited a good sized garden with established shrubs and trees to give foliage. I sell locally and to a handful of businesses in the area such as hotels and shops. No pesticides are used and where possible water comes from our own well! We are members of FFTF and other gardening associations.

I’m Lucy and I run a small but fast growing flower farm from my home in Preston St Mary, Suffolk.  I've had a previous career in business but decided to turn my love of British grown cut flowers into a new career direction in 2025.  I have a particular love of foxgloves and I am increasing my stock of these as well as highly scented roses, spring bulbs and other beautiful perennials, We also have lots of mature shrubs and trees on the farm too, such as silver birch, and a selection of herbs such as mint and fennel which make such great fillers and add amazing scent. 

Nothing gives me more pleasure than sharing these gifts of nature with others as part of a special occasion or to cheer up a room.

2026 is my 14th year of growing cut flowers. The garden has expanded over the years and now holds a wide selection of established perennials, foliage and annuals. I am also a florist . As such, I fully understand the quality of product needed by industry to support a growing business.

Eveline’s Flowers farm started in 2018 and since has been supplying freshly cut flowers in and around Sturminster Newton, North Dorset. The farm is run solely by me Eva Steinredere.

I grow quality specialty cut flower varieties using eco-friendly growing methods.

My season starts in April and finishes in late October.

This year I will focus mainly on growing flowers in wedding colours with main focal flowers being ranunculus, peonies, zinnias, lisianthus, china asters and various filler flower varieties.

Nature loving flower farmer in East Sussex, growing in season, sustainable flowers for the cut flower market.

I'm Vicky. I am the sole grower of organic certified cut flowers based on up to an acre at Clover Nursery, near Clevedon, north Somerset.

Set up in 2019 after years of work in commercial veg horticulture, and growing veg and herbs for organic delivery, I branched out into a few edible blooms for adding to salad packs, and just kept going with the flowers.

The majority of the annuals are grown in the four polytunnels, a few in the commercial greenhouse, with biennials and perennials down the the flower field.

This year I’m very excited waiting for my own varieties of snapdragons and zinnias to bloom from seeds I've been selecting and crossing for the past few years. Some lovely pinks and peaches heading this way!

I am a passionate small-scale flower farmer based in North Somerset, growing seasonal flowers with sustainability at the heart of everything I do. I have been cultivating cut flowers since 2021, producing a wide variety of fresh and dried blooms, carefully hand-picked for every occasion. My approach focuses on environmentally friendly methods, reducing carbon footprint and championing British-grown flowers. I proudly provide locally grown blooms that celebrate small-scale, sustainable farming.

From our 2 acres of rich Somerset soil we supply some of the region’s finest wedding, event and retail florists with colourful, scented and wildly natural seasonal flower & foliage.

I am an experienced wedding and event florist and can anticipate exactly what you are looking for in terms of varieties, stem length, quality, picking and conditioning.

We grow in step with the seasons and as sustainably as we can - free of harmful chemicals, floral foam and single-use plastics.

With over 10 years of experience in seasonal horticulture, I provide florists with top-quality stems for wedding or event work. Florists come to me for fluffy fillers ( e.g. Orlaya, Ammi, Dill) the wispy bit (Grasses, Honeysuckle trails, Clematis) and large focal (Roses and Dahlias).

Charlie grows beautiful, seasonal flowers in North Somerset and has been a grower for over 30 years. She specialises in a wide range of dried flowers, seedheads and grasses. The flowers are carefully dried and stored to preserve their colour, form, and longevity.

Passionate about nature, Charlie works in harmony with the land - caring for the soil, supporting wildlife and respecting the natural rhythms of the seasons.

Fresh flowers are also available during the growing season, from approximately April to October.

Pam has over 15 years experience of growing cut flowers for market and now grows 1.5 acres of mixed perennials and annuals near Leek in North Staffordshire. Early flowers such as ranunculus and anemones are grown in tunnels to extend the season with the rest grown outdoors. Always looking for the unusual and obsessed with producing top quality flowers.

Nestled in amongst a picturesque Christmas tree farm, you will find Field Good Flowers. Based within the beautiful countryside of Bath with easy access links to Bristol and Beyond.

From April- December our farm has an abundance of fresh florals in a range of colours and varieties. I love to grow the more unusual and harder to find varieties wherever I can!

I work in tune with the seasons and as sustainably as possible, free from chemicals, pesticides & single use plastics/foam.