Florrie and Fig

Florrie and Fig Hi, I'm Clare and I run a micro flower farm growing beautiful seasonal blooms in Fort William in the Scottish Highlands.

Gift bouquets, elopements, subscription flowers - please message me to enquire.

I'm all smiles. Not just because I'm holding an armful of dahlias that are each as big as my head, but also because I've...
06/09/2026

I'm all smiles. Not just because I'm holding an armful of dahlias that are each as big as my head, but also because I've finished my active treatment for breast cancer. Chemo and radiotherapy were something else, I have to tell you. But flowers were always on my mind. I've said before that being a flower grower always gives you something to look forward to - the next season will bring something new and beautiful to appreciate. I held on to that thought through the rough months and here I am on the other side, holding the beauty in my hands.

The dahlias in the tunnel have been the only thing I've been actively tending (on the rare occasion I've had any energy to do so) and thanks to my dahlia crew who have looked after them on my behalf, they've put on an amazing show.

And speaking of beauties, let's also take a moment to celebrate the return of my eyebrows.

📷 Dahlias Breakout and Labyrinth

Peony perfection.... I've been watching these buds for what seems like forever. With the cold Highland Spring they remai...
21/06/2026

Peony perfection....

I've been watching these buds for what seems like forever. With the cold Highland Spring they remained tightly closed, waiting for the slightest improvement in the weather. Today the sun is out and they have unfurled their petals, showing off in the way that only peonies can. The last pic is a peony that has so many petals it can barely hold its head up. It seems almost alien in its fluffiness (it's called Monsieur Jules Elie if you want an alien of your own).

It feels quite decadent cutting this year's flowers just for me to enjoy at home. But I'm absolutely loving it.I visited...
18/06/2026

It feels quite decadent cutting this year's flowers just for me to enjoy at home. But I'm absolutely loving it.

I visited my polytunnel today for the first time in months and these roses are at the perfect stage for me to cut and enjoy. I was also greeted with 6ft nettles, slugs the size of cats and the many dahlias that survived winter in the ground (thanks to Liz at Liz MacMaster and Lucy at Drover's Croft for keeping the tunnel going!)

Chemo is finally finished - hooray! I won't go on about how s**t it is it but let's just say I've never been so glad to see the back of something. It's left me with some annoying limitations which are hopefully only temporary. The rest of this year will be focused on me getting my strength back so I can dig out all the massive weeds and carry bags of compost around again. For the time being, instead of growing flowers, I'll be busy growing my eyebrows back.

The flowers want to grow. Even though I'm essentially ignoring them they keep on blooming. This sunshine had me itching ...
30/04/2026

The flowers want to grow. Even though I'm essentially ignoring them they keep on blooming.

This sunshine had me itching to get out and do stuff but I'm still not in a place where I can do that health wise. It's hard but necessary.

But they'll still be there, ready to do their thing. As will I be!

Ain't this sunshine a wonderful thing? ☀️

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Camaghael
Fort William
PH337

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