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Our March photoshoot for book 2 was tables cape for a party, with early season bulbs and blossom in bottles and jars . Here’s some of our behind the scenes photos.
What’s available from the flowers farms and wholesalers of the UK in March
Wendy Paul and Jo Wright at Organic Blooms in South Gloucestershire. An Organic flower farm and Social Enterprise growing on 9 acres.
Cel Robertson grows in Norfolk for florists on her productive acre field.
Our February photoshoot for book 2 was shallow table centre arrangements using pin holders . Here’s some of our behind the scenes photos.
Lincolnshire Wholesaler Helen Chambers of Evolve flowers tells us about her background in floristry and how her background and deep knowledge of the supermarket flower trade enables her to connect with the growers and florists who need a year round flower supply.
What’s available from the flowers farms and wholesalers of the UK in February
5th Generation Growers Smith and Munson are based in the Lincolnshire Fens. Here I talk to Jo Munson about their Tulip and Lily growing, and what she thinks florists will be looking for this year.
January may be cold and dark, but there are still flowers to be found in the fields and greenhouses of our British growers
It’s happening! The second edition of The British Flowers Book is on its way, and I’m thrilled to share that it’s now available for pre-order, with delivery in time for Easter.
This edition has been a real labour of love, packed with 12 new monthly photoshoots of sustainable floristry inspiration, 28 new seasonal themes and conditioning advice for 168 flower varieties—all designed to help florists work with the seasons, make informed choices, and inspire their customers. If you’re looking for practical guidance on selecting in-season colours, conditioning flowers for longevity, understanding sustainability, and creating plastic-free designs, this book is for you.