Hello, I’m Amy, the grower behind Mayfield Farm Flowers, a small flower farm near Alne in North Yorkshire.

I started this journey in 2022 with a love for the variety, scent, and charm of British flowers, and it has been an adventure ever since.

There’s something so special about working with the seasons, growing flowers that thrive in our climate and celebrating their uniqueness.

Evie & Flo – The Sudbury Flower Farm is a small, family-run flower farm based in Sudbury Suffolk, growing seasonal British blooms with a strong focus on sustainability and soil-led growing. Founded by Caroline, the farm specialises in cut flowers grown without air miles, supplying local markets, roadside bouquets, subscriptions and wholesale hubs. From spring bulbs and ranunculus to summer annuals, Evie & Flo champions British flowers, thoughtful growing practices that changes with the seasons.

At Cannell’s we grow top quality seasonal flowers and foliage in a sustainable way on our flower farm in Essex.

Inspired by nature, we work with the seasons and believe British grown flowers really are the best, growing them sustainably for their quality and freshness, zero air-miles and lower carbon footprint.

We love and care about what we grow and about cultivating positive relationships with all our customers.

Since 2021, Wivenhoe Flowers has supplied florists from an acre on the Essex/Suffolk border. My specialities include early season scented narcissi and late season chrysanthemums. I grow using organic methods and select flowers to give florists a creative edge, with interesting shapes, nuanced colour palettes and always scent when I can.

The sustainable production of flowers and foliage’s is a priority at Jordans Farm in North Essex. Therefore, we grow with the seasons and without pesticides to nurture the soil and minimise our impact on the environment and carbon cost of your flowers. We believe land can be used productively and contribute to combatting biodiversity loss and global warming.

We grow a range of beautiful seasonal blooms and have a newly planted foliage field with a wide variety of exciting stems, blossoms and berries. We can offer a quantity of native stems such as Field Maple, Oak and Hawthorn and cultivate native wildflowers for the floral industry such as the Snakehead Fritillary, Ox Eye Daisy and Corncockle.

• Essex grown cut flowers and foliage in Aldham, near Marks Tey

• Seasonal, sustainably. Pesticide free.

• Fragrant, fun and exciting flowers and foliage to work with and use

• Fresh and dried product available

Having trained as a florist over 30 years ago I knew we could not only grow beautiful, organically grown blooms but also arrange them for all occasions as well. Day to day the farm is run by me, Caroline growing flowers since 2019.

Countryside Flowers has become a family (& Bear!) affair with help from my husband who is my odd job man, my mum who helps in the garden & my children who help with design & computer work.

I love creating and growing and hope you enjoy using our seasonal British flowers.

Kyrsten and Nathan grow seasonal flowers and foliage on half an acre in Cressing, just outside of Braintree. They have been flower farming for 2 years, but growing flowers for several. 

They have invested in cutting hedges to enable them to provide a variety of foliages within the next couple of years, as well as building perennial stock and growing a wide range of annuals. 

Cressing flowers sell subscription bouquets, gift bouquets, seasonal posies, buckets for DIY weddings/events and wholesale. They grow sustainably without use of pesticides, with flowers available from April through to October. 

They are very excited to work collaboratively with other local growers, making British flowers more accessible to florists as part of the Essex Growers Collective.

North and flower is a floral design studio and flower farm based on 7 acres in Cheshire. We specialise in sustainable techniques and being kind to the environment.

I nurture most of my flowers from seed, growing a wide range of varieties, shapes and textures, always keeping to the wild, English garden style that I love so much. All of my flowers are grown free of pesticides and chemicals, respecting the neighbouring insects and wildlife.

Eden Russell is a third generation farmer based in the beautiful countryside of North Dorset. She took over two acres of her family farm in 2024 to begin a diversification program away from the main farm produce, venison. 

Eden’s farm specialises in peonies, alliums and lily of the valley but will be expanding over the next few years to encompass other perennials. 

Learning farming from her father she runs her flower farm on the principles of regenerative agriculture.

Sisters Caroline Howells and Lauren Whittall began setting up the flower field (located between Weymouth and Dorchester) on a corner of Friar Waddon farm in 2024. We opened in the Spring of 2025 with a wide range of annual and perennial cut flowers. We grow lots of the classics with a mix of quirky blooms too, as much from seed on site as possible. We are completely chemical free and grow things for the pollinators too, which we love to see buzzing round the flower field. We aim to expand the flower field in the coming seasons, adding in more dahlias, roses, foliage and even PYO vegetables!

We offer flowers for Pick Your Own, wholesale and retail buckets.

Based in the beautiful Tarrant Valley we grow on an acre and a half, established in 2021 we grow foliage, lots of perennials and annuals using sustainable techniques and no chemicals or pesticides. Predominantly a grower but we cater for weddings and events plus wholesale.  I love what I do it’s a constant learning curve and hard work but so rewarding.

I’m Kate of Grange Flowers. This is my ninth season of growing cut flowers on the family farm where I love sowing and growing a wide range of seasonal flowers that thrive in my East Yorkshire soil. Flowers are picked straight into water and travel short distances, so they are as fresh as possible when they reach local florists. It’s not a very glamorous job but it’s a great feeling seeing my flowers being enjoyed as part of a wonderful floral creation.

Hi, I’m Sahra of Willow View Farm.

I’ve been a flower farmer since 2017 growing beautiful, seasonal, British cut flowers and foliage near Topcliffe, North Yorkshire.

I grow a wide range of annuals, perennials, roses and foliage. Carefully selected for their beauty, vase life, and florist-friendly stems.

I also have a small plantation of 500 young eucalyptus trees, with a variety of cultivars providing uniquely scented, textural foliage that’s ideal for floral design.

I’m looking forward to the new 2025 season and growing beautiful British flowers & foliage.

Hi, I’m Sally of Pickers Cut Flowers based in the small village of Moor Monkton near York.

I have over 10 years’ experience of growing cut flowers and specialise in supplying wedding and events. I have two main plots with very different types of soil and conditions. This enables me to grow a wide range of flowers, foliage, herbs, grasses and seed pods many of which are not always available from the traditional wholesalers.

My plots at the historic Red House Estate, Moor Monkton and at Summerfield Plant Nursery, Poppleton, York are surrounded by beautiful countryside and hedgerows that inspire my choice of varieties to grow.

I am really excited to be a supplier to the York Flower Grower Collective and look forward to introducing more florists to the delights of freshly cut, seasonal, Yorkshire grown flowers and foliage.

Hello I am Jill of Binnington Blooms.
I have been growing flowers for cutting here on our farm near Scarborough since 2013.

Quality and freshness are the two key principles of my flower production.

I have a continuous selection of freshly picked and locally grown flowers available from early April to mid-October, changing week by week according to the season.

All of them grown sustainably and in tune with nature allowing them to open in their natural time and thereby producing a strong, quality stem.

I am delighted to be joining the York Flower Collective as it is going to make locally grown Yorkshire flowers so much easier for florists and customers to access - you are going to be blown away by the amazing range of quality flowers we can supply.

Gill Hodgson MBE has an impressive record having founded Flowers from the Farm Ltd in 2011 and The Farewell Flowers Directory Ltd in 2024.

She was decorated for services to floristry in the New Year’s Honours list.

Gill now specialises in funeral flowers and in selling wholesale to florists from her family farm near Pocklington in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

I’m Fi, flower grower, foliage supplier and all-round British grown enthusiast.

I grow on just under 2 acres at Wressle, on the tip of the North/East Yorkshire border. I love growing and supplying florists with their British favourites but also things to try for the first time!

I’m always trialing and testing how things behave as cut flowers, how long the last, how long they take from picking to blooming and how florists can get the very best out of their field picks. I hope I can bring all your favourite flowers and perhaps some new varieties that you haven’t worked with before but will become firm favourites throughout the season.

Looking forward to sending you some flowers this season, I hope they’ll bring some magic and joy to your designs.

I’m Dot, the flower grower behind Field 216 based just outside York. On my fields of floral paradise, I grow seasonal British flowers and foliage with a focus on unique colours, textures, and forms.

My flowers find their way into the hands of amazing florists crafting show-stopping event designs and DIY brides bringing their wedding visions to life.

As a mud-covered, flower-obsessed, ever-cheerful mum of two, I live for the challenge of the seasons and the joy of growing something truly special.