Wildzinniabristol

Wildzinniabristol Stunning flowers grown and arranged by us, delivered locally in Bristol. Get in touch to find out how we can bring nature into your home.

Set in the city of Bristol, we work with the seasons to grow and create unique bouquets and arrangements.

19/09/2026

I’m really please to be able to open up the field for more pick your own flowers before the end of the season.

Still plenty of dahlias ,sunflowers, cosmos and marigolds. Please book your spot so I know to expect you. You can book online link is in bio.

14/09/2026

There are still some spots available for our hand tied dahlia workshop this Friday.

It includes a guided PYO where I show you what to pick, how to pick it. We’ll stop for some cake and tea while the flowers rest and then I’ll show you how to arrange your flowers into a wild bouquet.

Book your spot through my website. The link is in the bio.

Loads of sunflowers ready for picking THIS week! Pop your order through the website if you’d like some this week.
14/09/2026

Loads of sunflowers ready for picking THIS week! Pop your order through the website if you’d like some this week.

10/09/2026

Head to our shop to get your hands on my favourite sunflowers. Grown only with compost, sunshine, rain (or the lack thereof!) and love. They’ll be picked in tight bud for you and you’ll get an excellent vase life.

Oh and they’re pollen free so no mess!

09/09/2026

September is one of the most abundant months of the year for flowers. Admittedly, 5 heatwaves has somewhat muddled that, but I still have loads of crops: dahlias, cosmos, tagetes, jasmine, amaranths and the first Japanese anemone and sunflowers starting this week.

We’ve got some Wild Zinnia news that I’ve been meaning to share for ages, but hadn’t quite been ready to share. For the ...
06/09/2026

We’ve got some Wild Zinnia news that I’ve been meaning to share for ages, but hadn’t quite been ready to share. For the last year or so debs was working two jobs, here at The Wild Zinnia and as a chaplain in schools and before the summer Debs has stepped back from the flower farm to give more time to her role in schools. It’s a huge loss for me- it’s been a wonderful journey building this business together but it is so exciting to see her next chapter unfold.

What does this mean for The Wild Zinnia? Well it’s been a summer of surprises. We’ve expanded and had 5 heatwaves sending all the perennials into dormancy. But the field is still throwing out an abundance of flowers and I couldn’t have done it without the help of some wonderful people who’ll get an introduction later this week.

It has meant that I have been rubbish at correspondence over the summer. Wholesale letters and monthly newsletters all but stopped. September always feels like a time of fresh starts so these will be starting up again with news of workshops, pick your owns and what flowers we’ve got available.

Do you often look at your garden, snip a few stems and then moan when the petals litter your surfaces the same day? This...
04/09/2026

Do you often look at your garden, snip a few stems and then moan when the petals litter your surfaces the same day?


This is the experience you need in your life. A morning with me, sharing all the industry secrets that you need.

I’ll show you what to pick, when to pick and how to pick (because this matters a lot for the flowers). And then it’s your turn, will full run of the field.

I’ll share all the secrets for getting long vase life, post picking (and no it doesn’t involve bleach, sugar or pins).

And then I’ll show you have to arrange your carefully chosen blooms into a flouncy armful of joy. And there will be plenty of tea and cake.

Spaces are limited so book your spot on my website. Link is in bio.

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The Elms Farm, Hardy Lane, Tockington
Bristol
BS324LJ

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