The Twiggery Flower Farm

The Twiggery Flower Farm Flower Farm in Fordham, Cambridgeshire growing seasonal British Flowers. Freelance Florist

Wholesale • Gift Bouquets • Funeral

Friday Flowers & Christmas Wreaths Available at Simpson's Nursery and Coffee Shop and La Hogue Farm shop & cafe in season.

31/12/2025

2025, what a year you've been from the driest spring, to the hottest summer. There were times I thought nothing could grow and when it did some went over and had gone to seed almost overnight.

There's been a lot of hardwork and determination and many many hours of watering, 2025 has certainly tested us. It's been hard at times but inbetween there's been joy, life, friendships and lots of laughter and of course the most beautiful flowers.

Hopefully 2026 will reward us with all the highs of 2025 but also give us more rain, which I know it will, as we've got irrigation in place now!

Thank you 2025!

And all the wreaths have left the building!We're officially done for 2025!!We would like to thank everyone who has purch...
19/12/2025

And all the wreaths have left the building!

We're officially done for 2025!!

We would like to thank everyone who has purchased a wreath from us. Your continued support means so much, as a small business we really do appreciate it.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.

17/12/2025

It's been a very busy few weeks.

So many wreaths have left the studio and so few pictures have been taken!

Here's a small snippet of some that we've managed to photograph!

The first Christmas Wreaths of 2025 have just been delivered to We shall also be supplying some to and these will be av...
26/11/2025

The first Christmas Wreaths of 2025 have just been delivered to

We shall also be supplying some to and these will be available from Friday 28th November.

A gorgeous mix of evergreen foliage, berries, dried elements and fruits.

07/11/2025

Shout out to the long suffering husband, the one who has to put up with my love of flowers. The flowers that are now taking over the house.

Breathe and let them be my love, they'll be dry soon and then I can decorate for Christmas!

04/11/2025

Yes, they're still flowering but the time has come to say goodbye. I really don't want to deal with soggy Dahlia stems and foilage once a frost hits.

3 beds down, 3 to go!

I'm leaving them in the ground again this year. They've had a heavy mulch of straw, covered with the cut Dahlia stems and foliage and a thick layer of Field No.12 Nutrimulch from

Hopefully they'll be nice and cosy over winter and will awaken in the Spring happy and healthy. It's always a risk leaving them in the ground but this time of year is always so busy, so unfortunately it's a risk I'm having to take.

13/10/2025

October........

The most beautiful season.

15 years since we said 'I do'Wouldn't change a thing of our perfect day, well actually maybe British grown flowers inste...
09/10/2025

15 years since we said 'I do'

Wouldn't change a thing of our perfect day, well actually maybe British grown flowers instead!

My bouquet, which I made the night before, contained orchids, roses, and Ivy. At least the Ivy was British!

Autumnal cutting this morning, along with a little friend!
02/10/2025

Autumnal cutting this morning, along with a little friend!

Although there's still lots of flowers in the field, they're slowing down, they're getting ready and preparing themselve...
30/09/2025

Although there's still lots of flowers in the field, they're slowing down, they're getting ready and preparing themselves for the winter rest.

We like to have a good selection of flowers, so we delivered our last bouquets of the season last week and although we may still be able to offer the odd wholesale bucket we've decided that now seems to be a good time to announce our closure for this season 2025.

We shall be back at and at the end of November with Christmas Wreaths.

Our Bouquets will be back in Spring 2026.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has brought from us this year and supported us, whether that's been a purchase, a like, or a share. It means so much, thank you!

You can definitely feel the shift in the season. The slight change in light, the dampness to the ground, and the change ...
14/09/2025

You can definitely feel the shift in the season. The slight change in light, the dampness to the ground, and the change of colour to the trees.

It really is a beautiful time of year and my favourite season.

The Dahlias are in their prime at the moment, and the rest of the flowers are still pushing to flourish before they start preparing themselves to slow down for their winter rest.


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