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.

29/07/2026

On hot, sticky evenings we get round to processing some dried flowers. Tonight’s job was wiring the strawflowers. All good to go for buttonholes and other wedding or specialist jobs.

Flower Club July subscription. Seasonal best on field blooms and foliage for you to play and create with at home. Just m...
23/07/2026

Flower Club July subscription.
Seasonal best on field blooms and foliage for you to play and create with at home.

Just made a cool evening cut of a selection of the best flowers and foliage on the field right now.
This week’s challenge is colour combos and we’ve added in some lovely structural and textured flowers and foliage too.
Bold coloured dahlias are just coming in pinks and deep reds, zinnias, sweet scented snaps in pastel colours (reminds me of ice cream), scabious, malope, achillea and tansy. Textured seed pods of the crocismia, ammi, dill and orach for all the textures. I learnt recently orach is another name for the Carribean vegetable Callaloo - happy to be corrected if this is wrong.

Really can’t wait to see what all our flowers are made into.
Will post creations in stories over the next couple of weeks if I’m sent pics 😉


10/07/2026

This is the perfect time to cut and gather flowers for drying.

1. Cut first thing before the heat or after the heat of the day has gone in the evening. (Use clean snips 😉)

2. Condition overnight in cool water- somewhere as cool as possible.

3. Next evening /morning when your flowers have had a good drink, bunch up and hang from a ceiling (now I’m not suggesting that you should go out and buy chicken wire for your ceilings but that’s what we use, in the main, in dark rooms, with good airflow) a wire or string line also work well, hooks etc
4) Rubber bands are better than tying up as the stems will shrink and you’ll get droppage! Homemade wire hooks or string will work for attaching your bunches to the drying hanger.

5. Experiment. Have fun with what you choose to dry - flowers, seed pods, grasses. Dahlias, dry very well when picked at the right time so am trying to do more of that this year. Someone asked me for dried sunflowers last year so I’ll experiment with that too.

6. Flowers ready to store anything from 2-8 weeks. Then store in newspaper/ tissue paper. In a box to use whenever you feel like creating.




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.





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Barsham
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