Yellow Ley Flowers

Yellow Ley Flowers We are flower farmers. We grow sustainable, seasonal flowers from our farm in Suffolk. Currently we are offering a Friday Flowers Service.

Flowers for collection every Friday from Friday 15 July through to end of growing season between 10am to 3pm. Can offer home deliveries by arrangement locally. Please contact us with your requirements. Prices to suit all pockets.

04/06/2026

Whether the weather be cold
Whether the weather be hot
Whether the weather be fine
Whether the weather be not
Weather the weather whatever the weather
Whether we like it or not

All the weathers.
Love the weather.

Thought it would be useful to post up a list of all the flowers and foliage that we included in this month’s Flower Club...
30/05/2026

Thought it would be useful to post up a list of all the flowers and foliage that we included in this month’s Flower Club subscription buckets that we delivered yesterday

Peonies
Ranunculus
Sweet Williams,
Dianthus - superbus
Foxgloves
Orlaya
Cornflowers
Sweetpeas
Agrostemma,
Gypsophila - baby breath & kermesina
Alchemilla mollis
Valerian
Dorcus Carota
Quaking Grass
Spirea
Mint
Raspberry

Love to see what you all create with this selection.

Just delivered some lovely, fresh bunches to Dawn Chorus Farm Shop too.





27/05/2026

It’s all so worth it!
The field vibes sorts your head out.
The Peonies and the Sweet Williams are in full flower.
Just starting to bloom in the last few days are cornflowers, orlaya, agrostemma, sweet peas, roses, gypsophila to name but a few. Fancy dianthus too. Irises and Hesperis are all but over, foxgloves still appearing. It’s all coming together but there’s still so much to do.
Sowing now thankfully completed until we start again in August for our overwintering hardy annuals.
Still a bit of potting on and ALOT of planting out to do- it’s just been too hot these last few days to do much except watering.
All to do before the season runs away with you when you’re at the point when you stop adding to the spreadsheet (getting better at this with each year).
This week we are cutting for The Burrow in Bungay and for all our Flower Club subscribers who will be receiving May’s bucket of blooms on Friday. Oh and Dawn Chorus Farm shop just over the way from us.

This week we met with 2 wedding couples to chat all things flowers. Always refreshing and exciting to work with wedding couples who understand our ethos and that we are truly seasonal. If the bride and groom are free the flowers look free too.
May newsletter (finally) written and sent out - amazing what a deadline can do! Please DM with your email address if you want to be added to this.
Designed (fairly badly) a flyer for our charity open day on Day June 20th 11-3. Keep your eyes peeled for more info on this but basically come along, have a a look around and a chat, buy flowers and /or plants and stop for refreshments. All proceeds go to Kinda Education at Ringsfield Hall.

Today’s flowers! A florist’s pick and bunches for The Burrow and Dawn Chorus Farm Shop tomorrow. Peonies , iris, foxglov...
20/05/2026

Today’s flowers!
A florist’s pick and bunches for The Burrow and Dawn Chorus Farm Shop tomorrow.
Peonies , iris, foxgloves, sweet Williams, ranunculus, anemones, hesperis, a couple of cornflowers, dianthus superbus, apple mint and lamb’s ears.





14/05/2026

Snapdragons - how to pinch-out.

29/04/2026

The flower patch is offering some gems this week.
The very last of our tulips. The very first of our iris.
Colourful ranunculus and striking camassia.
If you’d like to get your hands on some- then we are taking a few bunches to Dawn Chorus Farm Shop, Barsham just a stone’s throw away. Then to down town Bungay to the wonderful establishment that is The Burrow.
On Saturday we will be selling our wares at our second Local Farmer’s Market 9-1 at East Point Pavillion, Lowestoft.

29/04/2026

A mini tutorial in pinching out cosmos -for more vigorous growth and many more flowers.

Think this will be our final bouquet of the year - just being able to eek everything out a little longer this season due...
13/11/2025

Think this will be our final bouquet of the year - just being able to eek everything out a little longer this season due to the warm November weather.

Upcoming jobs on the patch include:
New polytunnel- doors and cover to be put on.
Dahlias - to dig up and store - Nick started on this today while the sun is still shining. We’ve bought several new varieties in a different colour palate for next season which we can’t wait to grow.
Tulips - it’s going to be cold next week, the bed is prepped and after the cold we are going to plant all our tulip bulbs.
Ranunculus galore are sprouting - thinking whether to put in the ground now outside (under cover if it’s cold) but can’t leave this too long to decide.
Clearing beds and mulching.
Tending seedlings.
Supporting the sweetpeas seedlings with pea sticks.
ThatI’ll do.






















Chrysanthemums.
04/11/2025

Chrysanthemums.




















10/10/2025

It’s time to plant you ranunculus corms. Planting them now and over-wintering will make for stronger, sturdier and slightly earlier flowers. Don’t fear if you’re not that organised, you can still sow a batch in late winter/ early spring for flowers just a few months later.

From the corms I am sowing today, by next April, we will have some of the most elegant, beautiful, sumptuous, fantastical and fairy-tale, joy-making flowers that you can ever imagine.

All being well, and if the mice don’t get their gnashers round these delicious (to them) corms and new shoots, these ranunculus should be some of the first blooms that customers will receive in the Spring. I always think the name ranunculus makes the flower sound like it might not be ‘all that’ - Persian Buttercup is a prettier alternative perhaps?






















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