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Flower farm and florist, growing and selling beautiful, locally-grown British flowers and foliage, available as bouquets, in buckets and wholesale, in Tidworth and surrounding area.

One of the best things about having a flower farm…Through the summer, at least, there are always flowers to give to frie...
26/08/2026

One of the best things about having a flower farm…

Through the summer, at least, there are always flowers to give to friends.

These went to one of my favourite people – a wonderful friend of many, many years and an all-round lovely human being – as a little thank you for a delicious dinner.

It’s a great perk of the job to be able to walk out onto the flower farm, pick what’s looking beautiful that day and turn it into a gift for someone you care about.

The biggest myth about British-grown flowers?That they don’t last very long in the vase.I’m not quite sure where this id...
25/08/2026

The biggest myth about British-grown flowers?

That they don’t last very long in the vase.

I’m not quite sure where this idea comes from, because provided flowers are picked at the right stage and properly conditioned, nothing could be further from the truth.

In fact, I quite often have regular customers put off their next order because the flowers they bought from me the week before are still going strong.

Some varieties naturally last longer than others, of course, but being grown locally means flowers reach you incredibly fresh – usually within 24 hours of leaving the field.

And that can mean a surprisingly long vase life.

Yellow, cream, white and pale blue – one of my favourite bouquet combinations.Fresh, elegant and beautifully understated...
24/08/2026

Yellow, cream, white and pale blue – one of my favourite bouquet combinations.

Fresh, elegant and beautifully understated.

And when you’re working with British-grown flowers, there’s so much more than colour to play with – different shapes, textures and all those subtle variations that make every bouquet unique.

It’s hard to believe we’re already more than halfway through the British flower season. There are still plenty of beautiful blooms to come, but I know from experience how quickly the time disappears.

So whether you fancy a treat for yourself, have something to celebrate, or simply want to let someone know you’re thinking of them, you can order through the website or message me directly.

Enjoy the British flower season while it lasts.

Dahlias by the bunchIt’s hard to beat dahlias at this time of year. Each one perfectly formed, with layer upon layer of ...
19/08/2026

Dahlias by the bunch

It’s hard to beat dahlias at this time of year. Each one perfectly formed, with layer upon layer of petals.

I’m picking plenty from the flower farm at the moment, so if you love dahlias as much as I do, you can order a bunch of freshly cut, locally grown dahlias to enjoy at home or give to someone who needs a little flower joy.

Grown here in Wiltshire, picked by hand and about as seasonal as flowers get.

Message me to order or buy through the Bulb to Bunch website.

Flowers always bring a little joyOne of the best things about running a flower farm is seeing the smile that flowers bri...
17/08/2026

Flowers always bring a little joy

One of the best things about running a flower farm is seeing the smile that flowers bring to people’s faces.

It might be a huge bouquet bought for someone special, a pretty jam jar of seasonal flowers, or simply a cheerful bunch of sunflowers. Big or small, fresh flowers are guaranteed to brighten someone’s day.

And I love knowing that the flowers I’ve grown, picked and arranged here on the farm are heading off to do just that.

If you’d like to spread a little flower joy, you can order direct from the website, message me, or pick up a bunch from Gastro Nicks Deli from Thursday to Saturday.

Isn’t nature amazing?This bed on the flower farm has no soil or compost, and no irrigation. After the intense heat, it’s...
14/08/2026

Isn’t nature amazing?

This bed on the flower farm has no soil or compost, and no irrigation. After the intense heat, it’s rock hard and cracked. And still, last year’s snapdragons have happily self-seeded themselves.

They’re certainly not the quality I’d pick for a bouquet, but I’m mightily impressed by their determination!

The zinnias are stealing the showZinnias really do seem to love the heat, and mine are thriving this year – some are alm...
13/08/2026

The zinnias are stealing the show

Zinnias really do seem to love the heat, and mine are thriving this year – some are almost as tall as the sunflowers!

I only grow Benary's Giant varieties in white, lime, salmon and pink. They're incredibly reliable, produce beautiful big blooms and, importantly for a cut flower, have a really good vase life.

I’ll admit, it took me a while to learn to love zinnias. On their own, I sometimes find them a little bold and structured. But mixed with softer flowers and plenty of foliage, they add colour, shape and substance to a bouquet – and I've definitely been converted.

You never can tellWith a few other events on today, we weren’t quite sure what to expect at Romsey Farmers’ Market.As it...
02/08/2026

You never can tell

With a few other events on today, we weren’t quite sure what to expect at Romsey Farmers’ Market.

As it turns out, we sold almost everything.

A huge thank you to all our wonderful regular customers, everyone who discovered us for the first time, and everyone who came along to support the market.

It’s not the easiest time for independent businesses and market traders, so every purchase, every chat and every recommendation really does make a difference. We’re incredibly grateful.

Thank you for making it such a lovely day. We hope to see you all again at Romsey Farmers’ Market on 6 September.

02/08/2026

At Romsey today

We're all set up and ready at the Hampshire Farmers' Market in Romsey today, Sunday 2 August, from 10am to 1pm with bouquets and jam jars full of fresh, seasonal flowers, grown here on our flower farm.

Come and say hi - we’re in the Alma Road Car Park next to Waitrose.

Hope to see some of you soon.

Fresh flowers, wherever you are this weekendWe'll be at the Hampshire Farmers' Market in Romsey tomorrow from 10am to 1p...
01/08/2026

Fresh flowers, wherever you are this weekend

We'll be at the Hampshire Farmers' Market in Romsey tomorrow from 10am to 1pm with buckets full of fresh, seasonal flowers, all grown here on our flower farm.

But if your weekend plans are taking you somewhere else, or you're heading off on holiday, don't worry. You can always collect flowers directly from the flower farm by arrangement, or we can deliver on another day that suits you.

Just drop me a message or order via the website.

Hopefully see some of you in Romsey tomorrow.

Address

Oak Cottage, 850 Home Farm (down Lane Marked 'no Through Road' Near Tidworth Garrison Golf Club)
North Tidworth
SP97AQ

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+447763241626

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