Anna's Flower Farm

Anna's Flower Farm Anna’s Flower Farm grow and arrange cut flowers, promoting every day luxury, seasonality and ethic DIY buckets for domestic, business and florists.

I grow and arrange organic cut flowers for all events, weddings, parties, funerals and all occasions. Our flowers and foliage are full of life, energy and scent, grown in harmony with nature from plots on the historic Audley End Estate, Saffron Walden. I grow an abundance of highly sought after material with a small dedicated team, entirely chemical free. From sowing seeds and keeping pests at bay

, to feeding and conditioning the cut flowers; we work organically to produce bespoke, exciting and beautiful arrangements. Some of my favourite times of the year are holding classes and sharing my knowledge and demonstrating my naturalistic style in workshops and foraging walks throughout the year. From flower arranging and seasonal wreath-making to growing your own cutting garden; I love to teach private groups or one-to-one tuition, in my studio, at Be@One centre or in your own home and garden. About Anna

Gardening is my first love, having been a garden designer, plants woman and horticulturalist for over 19 years where I have designed, consulted and project managed build projects of multi acre sites. No two days are the same, from consulting, renovating and designing domestic gardens and productive spaces to growing and arranging beautiful flowers, to sharing this knowledge and inspiring others to do the same, in their own gardens or with my flowers.

I’ve had a brilliant few days at  helping plant and preen  stand. I am so proud of my Friend Kate with all the planning ...
23/05/2026

I’ve had a brilliant few days at helping plant and preen stand. I am so proud of my Friend Kate with all the planning to create this garden, getting 5 🌟 and Director General Award too! So well deserved.

18/04/2026

Talking about conditioning flowers - this is the bit that happens between cutting a flower and arranging it. In spring it’s a bit more of an effort but will reward you with much longer lasting flowers in the vase.

17/04/2026

Trying out a reel. Call me for all your garden and flower club speaking opps!

17/03/2026

Finding some late July and August images for a Bride - forgot about all the abundance and gorgeous flowers in the summer! Love those warm mornings making flowers before they are collected for celebrations.

Heavenly Saracoccoca. Just these stems scent the house with a sweet optimistic fragrance and last for ages.
09/02/2026

Heavenly Saracoccoca. Just these stems scent the house with a sweet optimistic fragrance and last for ages.

An Essential Collection April wedding on the bench, patiently waiting to be collected for their show time! Being inspire...
05/02/2026

An Essential Collection April wedding on the bench, patiently waiting to be collected for their show time! Being inspired by combinations and the privilege to create bouquets for these special days. (And boutonnières always!)

Flowering Season 2 - Early May - Mid July Flowering Season 3 - Mid July - Mid SeptFlowering Season 4 - Mid Sep - Early N...
30/01/2026

Flowering Season 2 - Early May - Mid July
Flowering Season 3 - Mid July - Mid Sept
Flowering Season 4 - Mid Sep - Early Nov

But which combination fits in which month? There are clues which make each image certainly fit in one season rather than another but there are plants that can be sown to appear in each which makes hardy annuals so versatile and useful for both fitting in gaps in a bed and for arranging material.

Image 3 was a combination by several years ago; I never saw the chartreuse and dark red until put together like this. Now obsessed! This is why finding inspiration and studio practice is so important to increase palettes and interest each season.

Lots to choose from in May, but how do you create combinations that you want to cut and arrange together in any given mo...
27/01/2026

Lots to choose from in May, but how do you create combinations that you want to cut and arrange together in any given month? This is where I use the flower seasons, which do not correspond with the usual 4. Join me tonight at 7pm week 2 of the planning course for subscribers of floral notes. It’s one of my favourite sessions!

‘What do you usually have growing in June?’ From clients this week. June is a tricky one, lots of different plants growi...
23/01/2026

‘What do you usually have growing in June?’ From clients this week. June is a tricky one, lots of different plants growing, biennials still going, with hardy annuals and perennials ending or beginning to flower. You never know exactly until closer to the moment but you can guarantee it’ll be gorgeous.

Currently planning combinations for wedding collections this season. For all my top tips and complete process on how I m...
19/01/2026

Currently planning combinations for wedding collections this season. For all my top tips and complete process on how I make sure I have no gaps but lots of delicious material to work with, join me tomorrow evening from 7pm for the start of my winter floral planning course. Recordings sent out on Wednesdays. Link is in the bio or message me for it directly! Looking forward to writing wishes lists and starting off this year.

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Audley End Village
Saffron Walden
CB114JB

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