Wild & Wonky Blooms

23/11/2025

Don't forget, if you've still not organised your Christmas wreaths for this year, we have our DIY kits in 3 different styles!

(Please note wreath bases have been upgraded to 12")

Whether you're unable to book onto a workshop, or would prefer to get creative in the comfort of your own home solo or with friends or family, a DIY kit might be just what you're looking for! Grab your favourite festive drinks and nibbles and carve out some time for yourself to create your own wreath this festive season.

*limited availability

23/11/2025

The weeks are flying by!

We cannot wait to join Molly for her Winter Wellness Day and get creative with you making your Christmas Wreaths to finish off your relaxing, nourishing day 😊.

If you haven't booked yet there are still a couple of spaces!

LAST 3 SPACES ✨
Winter has crept in this week and seems to have brought with it all of its usual nasties. If you are keen to learn more about how to support your wellbeing through the colder months, then join me as we explore natural ways to support immunity, energy, and emotional balance during winter in this 5 hour workshop.
Wholesome lunch, Festive Wreath Making & Take Home Gift all included as well as a Winter Wellness Workbook full of simple, practical tips, mindfulness practices & recipes designed to help you thrive during the colder months.

Booking 🔗 ⬇️

https://bookwhen.com/yogawithmolly/e/ev-sl82-20251206100000

21/11/2025

Thank you to everyone who braved the cold and stopped by Hall of Stalls to make a purchase or have a chat this evening 🥰 it was great to meet you and for some, putting a face behind the business!! (Yes Mrs Wild generally likes to hide 🤣)

Our final Craft Fair of the year will be Foulden Village Hall on Saturday 29th November, 10am to 4pm!

We hope to see you there!

21/11/2025

✨️ TODAY ✨️

We will be at Mundford Hall of Stalls
3pm to 7pm today! We are almost sorted and ready to pack the car!

Lots of fantastic local businesses will be there with so much handmade, artisan love to offer! Small businesses notice your purchases and appreciate your time 💕 especially at this time of year!

20/11/2025

That is all the tulips finally in 😱

One of the most expensive, riskiest crops we plant! And bulb prices were practically double for us this season even at wholesale cost 😪.

2023 saw what we dubbed
2024 they were too short, due to the weather, despite pulling the entire bulb. (We treat these as annuals, there is stem length we need under ground!)
2025 we cannot fully complain, we did have to water them more than usual, shade cloth them and harvesting happened a minimum of twice a day as it was so mild and warm they were opening so fast we had to watch them like hawks.
What will 2026 bring?! 🌷

We had a visitor in the tunnel today while planting more ranunculus, some ammi majus and dara. They got very close and were very curious 💕

17/11/2025

We are trialling something different this winter to protect our ranunculus. We always use the chicken wire but had a little brain wave to use thistles (plenty on the field 🤣🙈) as a barrier too, the creeping thistle pack a punch, our hands have had countless prickles stuck over the last couple of years as they easily pe*****te our gloves!
Some of our ranunculus has been in for nearly 2 weeks and dare we say, so far so good. In previous years the chicken wire just hasnt been enough as mice can get through the smallest of gaps and no sooner have we planted, theyve been dug up and eaten.

Its set to be below 0 degrees this evening. So fleeced up for a little extra protection for all those seed babies we will mother through the winter. Some growth is more than usual due to the milder weather. On the other hand some are still teeny due to a very dull October!

This poppy (we think?!) caught our attention with its white spotted leaves! And a pop of colour peeped out from Hellebore Corner a little prematurely. We are aware we need to do some weeding - when dont we?! Its always one of those urgh kind of jobs 😆.

We had planned to plant all of our tulips today but a free advert for eucalyptus was more important 😁 and then it rained! Trying not to get fomo of everyone else's planted out tulips, we do have until the end of December at a push so still plenty of time yet.

17/11/2025

We will be here Friday!!
Don't miss out 😉.
Lots of local businesses are taking part, it would be great to see you!

A little note, we will be closing the stall at 3.15pm for 10/15 minutes as Mrs Wild needs to collect the Wild Bloomers from school 🙈

16/11/2025

If anyone is cutting back their conifer, bay, laurel, or other evergreen bushes/shrubs/trees over the next few weeks, please let us know - we can come grab the offcuts for festive makes! We would be very grateful!

16/11/2025

Are you refreshing your Christmas decor and looking for a meaningful way to pass along your gently used decorations?

Please consider donating them to us.

By donating your pre loved ornaments and festive items, you can help spread joy and cheer to those that might need a little extra help this Christmas.

Join us in making this season brighter for everyone 🎄

Donations can dropped off during our opening hours or left near our donations box, just inside the main doors of St Mary’s Church, Feltwell.

Collection can also be arranged if you are unable to drop donations to us.

Thank you 🎅🏻

16/11/2025

Mrs Wild has been a busy one today.
Sunday scenes differ vastly from the previous few we've put in stories.
This is today's Sunday scene 😱 why Mrs Wild thought it was a clever idea to do all nearly 200 dahlia in the same day is anyone's guess - but the idea of slimey black frost blackened dahlia is highly likely the reason 🤣.
Goodnight dahlia, until next year! (Please survive 🙈) its meant to be quite a harsh winter this year. So we may up the covering tactic over the next couple of weeks to make sure they're properly snug. Wet is a much worse culprit for rotting than frozen, unless its prolonged frost. Dahlia tubers are kind of like potatoes! And we've had a significant rain fall. The canopies of the plants and the sheep's wool around the bases has helped them not be totally sodden so we aren't trapping in super wet muddy ground thankfully.
We did have to lift a handful, as minor signs of leafy gall were present. This is over a 3rd less than last year's losses. Evidence of not too wet soil was the absence of lots of lenticels. Lenticels look like little bumps all over the tubers and aren't cause for massive concern but appear when there has been excess wet and moisture.

15/11/2025

Mrs Wild is a sucker for mincemeat, especially at Christmas time. Mr Wonky treated her to a mincemeat crumble from Edwards Cafe Feltwell and Thetford at The Food Pantry Feltwell craft fair today and shes just had it with a cuppa, and oh my gosh 😋!!

Thank you so much for capturing all the stalls, including ours today!

Thank you so much to everyone who stopped by for a chat, purchase or both. It was lovely to see "grown ups" from Mrs Wild's past, especially her Brownies leader 🥹💕. Lots of conversations about seasonal, sustainable, Flowers From The Farm and more. Cup = full!

A surprise visit from Mrs Wild's sister and family and of course our eldest Wild Bloomer bee lined for for her bow fix, who is always so patient and kind.

Mrs Wild got her tropic fix of course, some amazing festive sets are available - let me know if you're interested and we will send you details to my amazing ambassador 💕. Tropic has totally transformed and changed our skin routine - from face, hands and feet, especially as a flower farmer!

Mrs Wild bought a lovely wooden hand crafted tree. Wondering if we can commission a bigger one for our own baubles next festive season?!

Remaining stock will be at Mundford Hall of Stalls on Friday 21st November from 3pm! Not to be missed - as we are not replenishing most of our stock, so grab those lovely items while you can as once they're gone, they're gone!

15/11/2025

All set up, ready for 11am!!

Lots of gorgeous items available from lots of stall holders today at St Mary's Church Feltwell!

Mrs Wild is feeling incredibly nostalgic, having grown up and spent her childhood in this village and haven't really been back for most of her adult life 😆.