Bulbarrow Blooms

Bulbarrow Blooms Cut flower farm, at the foot of Bulbarrow.

It’s that time of year again! Due to other commitments we are only taking a few small orders this year. DM me if you wou...
25/11/2025

It’s that time of year again! Due to other commitments we are only taking a few small orders this year. DM me if you would like to place an order.🎄

The amazing memories of flowers, scents, sights and sounds. Sweetpeas always remind me of my Grampsy. Forever pottering ...
22/06/2024

The amazing memories of flowers, scents, sights and sounds. Sweetpeas always remind me of my Grampsy. Forever pottering about doing something in the garden and always had the most beautiful sweetpeas. You could smell them as you walked through the front door during the summer months.

After a rough few weeks with our new plantation not doing as well as we had hoped it so nice to see how the old trees ar...
07/11/2023

After a rough few weeks with our new plantation not doing as well as we had hoped it so nice to see how the old trees are doing and some are even flowering! The most beautiful little white flowers and always such a fresh scent.

Our little village held a safari supper raising money for local charities. We served pudding In our bell tent in the gar...
10/10/2023

Our little village held a safari supper raising money for local charities. We served pudding In our bell tent in the garden to give a true safari feel.

Congratulations to  and Aidan on there big day. I had the pleasure of flowering there beautiful woodland wedding  with g...
27/09/2023

Congratulations to and Aidan on there big day. I had the pleasure of flowering there beautiful woodland wedding with great help from for being a very able assistant and always for her great help, vases and expert direction. The flowers courtesy of and and of course our Eucalyptus from the farm

So I was inspired by Jeremy Clarkson’s no sh*ts given attitude, to write about our farming journey so far. It’s been hel...
18/06/2023

So I was inspired by Jeremy Clarkson’s no sh*ts given attitude, to write about our farming journey so far. It’s been hell and rewarding all at the same time. Stressful and relentless but weirdly joyous. I am lucky to be married to a Kaleb Cooper kind of guy In the form of who can do it all and is an amazing father too. Without him I would be a sad crying mess in the corner. But ultimately teamwork makes the dream work. We have roughy 200 Eucalyptus trees, 2 ponies (1 of which is a cheeky Shetland pony who loves kids but hates men) a Labrador and a now flock of 16 sheep. We sadly lost our amazing cheeky terrier this year, which has been a pain, sadness and grief I didn’t think I could feel.
The last year of our farming journey has been interesting, with a very wet winter. What was our flower farm that started during covid is now 6feet tall in weeds and currently has a digger in the middle of it. Yes, only the poor peonies I planted a few years ago have hung on to flower the best they ever have! I have to say the docks and stingers are looking fabulous. But sometimes, something has to give and this year it’s the flower farm. I can’t do it all.
The Eucalyptus had the most severe pruning of their lives and we literally chopped their heads off with two kids, endless snacks, a quad bike from Grandpa, Labrador and sharp instruments in tow all whilst it threatened to rain.
We move onto spring with a slightly less than ideal lambing where we only had one Ewe lamb so not feeling the late nights where ideally worth it but nevertheless we got two beautiful healthy ewe lambs early hours of Easter week, I’ll be forever grateful for Granny showing me the ropes and holding my hand and of course our Rio link camera so I can check on them whilst I’m at my day job. No one tell the boss. But it is definitely a bonus working for a vet practice.
The year has moved on the lambs are fat and the flock has been sheared by the amazing Alex whilst little O ran around shouting at them and trying his hardest to eat the chocolate drops on the floor, don’t worry we thwarted his need to eat sheep poo I promise.
Read more on my blog link above

Beyond excited to see the Eucalyptus is sporting into action. Makes all the worry worth it!
10/06/2023

Beyond excited to see the Eucalyptus is sporting into action. Makes all the worry worth it!

All ready for our holiday guests  I just love a peony, there is so much in garden at the moment and you can’t go wrong w...
26/05/2023

All ready for our holiday guests I just love a peony, there is so much in garden at the moment and you can’t go wrong with a to read and a magazine.

The flowers in all their glory, beautifully captured by  I used beech, hellebores, spirea, blossom, Ivy all woven into a...
20/05/2023

The flowers in all their glory, beautifully captured by I used beech, hellebores, spirea, blossom, Ivy all woven into a base of chicken wire.

In the zone, just doing my thing. Playing with homegrown flowers and foliage. It’s been a hectic few weeks, but the brig...
19/05/2023

In the zone, just doing my thing. Playing with homegrown flowers and foliage.
It’s been a hectic few weeks, but the brighter weather and promise of summer definitely helps with the energy levels.
Whilst doing flowers for the Wildfires event I definitely learnt some lessons when it came to flowers and fire 🔥 but that’s what it’s all about. Learning and adapting.

Exciting things are afoot! This year we pollarded the first plantation of Eucalyptus for the first time and honestly it ...
07/05/2023

Exciting things are afoot! This year we pollarded the first plantation of Eucalyptus for the first time and honestly it was pretty nerve wracking. You literally have to chop there heads off and hope for the best! Well I can safely say they have started to bud now. Major sigh of relief from both and myself on seeing this little miracle taking place. Thanks for all the ongoing advice .hilary

Want to see what happens when you get a group of ladies with individually amazing talents all under one roof? Come and w...
03/05/2023

Want to see what happens when you get a group of ladies with individually amazing talents all under one roof?
Come and witness this extraordinarily amazing night. A true feast for the senses.
Saturday night has already sold out with just a few spaces remaining for Friday night so to avoid fomo click the link in my stories to get your ticket now.

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