English Village Flowers

13/06/2026

I have some market surplus flowers for delivery today to Wroughton or Avebury or nearby. Small £4 (Wroughton only) med £10, large £18.

Do message me if you're interested!

06/06/2026

What goes into your subscription bunch?

Subscribe via link in bio 💚

02/06/2026

I'm just emailing my lovely subscribers to let them know their flowers are on the way this weekend! The flowers are blooming their little hearts out so there's plenty more for anyone else who wants to subscribe. £20 per delivery of freshly cut local flowers. Early reports from my first subscriber are positive!

How it works: https://www.englishvillageflowers.co.uk/subscriptions
Initial feedback is that my form is a bit complicated - you can also just DM me or email me at [email protected]

Photo blog of first couple of subscription bunches: https://www.englishvillageflowers.co.uk/blog/subscription-diaries

Thanks for your support!

Steph

Take a look at some past subscription bunches!

29/05/2026

Looking forward to bringing fresh flowers from my field in Avebury to the RWB Artisan Market in a couple of weeks' time, and seeing everything else that's on offer! 💐Save the date!

Come along to support local, talented artisan producers, & small businesses 😊

All our traders are individual including:

- Sterling silver jewellery,
- Pictures in frames,
- Watercolour art,
- Textiles,
- Glass products,
- Honey,
- Photography,
- Retro sweets,
- Handmade cards,
- Flowers,
And so much more…..!

The following week will be Father’s Day (21st June), plenty of time to come along & find that perfect gift ❤️

Follow RWB Artisan Market to find out more about our attending traders, & charity over the coming days.

We look forward to seeing you on Saturday the 13th of June 🌞

26/05/2026

A quick tour of my first wedding using flowers from the field! A blog post is in the works but while I fight the formatting, here are some pictures. Swipe to see a fleet of jam jars being built.

Plenty of capacity for more weddings this year if you like the look! I can also do pastels 😃

26/05/2026

Lovely to be back at the Broad Hinton farmer's market on Sunday! I took the approach of cutting pretty much everything that was flowering in the field and had lots of nice people stop by to chat about them and take some home.

Flash forward a couple of days and the field is bursting with flowers again - just let me know if you'd like some 💐

25/05/2026

Take a look at my new blog post featuring my first couple of subscription bunches! I'm hoping to be able to update it over the year as a record of how the cast of flowers follows the seasons.

Take a look at some past subscription bunches!

09/05/2026

💐 💐 💐 Subscription flowers are now available! 💐 💐 💐

Here's a representative bunch - in a reusable jar which I'll collect when I deliver your next bunch. The beauty of buying from a local British grower is that you'll get something a bit different every time, with varieties you might not find in imports/supermarket bunches, and everything is picked to order.

There is no minimum order frequency and you can choose your delivery dates if you like (generally I offer one specific day each weekend; the next one is this Thursday 14th). They are £20 including delivery. See my website for details or DM/email me.

It would be fab if you could share this with a friend in the Swindon/Avebury/Marlborough/Devizes/Calne are who might be interested. Thank you for your support 💐💐💐

29/04/2026

Very excited to be back at Broad Hinton Farmers Market in May!

ONE MONTH TO GO!!!!

To our next Farmer's Market at Broad Hinton Village Hall, Sunday 24th May - open 11:00 - 13:00.

The BIG change this time is that we’ll be selling Pete’s Microbakery bread on our own stall.

Pete has told us what you buy so we’ve got a good idea what to stock, but it would help us if you can pre-order.

Take a look at the items here - https://www.petesmicrobakery.co.uk/category/all-products?page=2, then call, Whats App or email Adam Gilmore on 07969 290124 or [email protected].

We have a few new traders…

Cards by Crazy Cat - bespoke cards which can be personalised
English Village Flowers - Wiltshire-grown, nature-friendly seasonal flowers (Avebury)
Natalie Purdue - seedlings, young crops and dried rabbit manure (Wroughton) - https://www.instagram.com/buzzy_fluff_and_onion_puff

As well as our regulars…

Amy Levin - all natural chocolatier (Burderop)
Bolts Deli - natural dog and cat treats (Calne)
Broad Hinton Farmers Market - freshly baked sourdough, loafs and focaccia from Pete's micro Bakery - taking pre-orders (Broad Hinton)
Harts Hill Honey - locally produced honey and bees wax crafted products (East Kennett)
Grove Farm Stitchcombe - locally reared beef, pork, lamb and venison, eggs, cheese and pies (Marlborough)
Pipp & Co - fresh artisan doughnuts and muesli (Swindon)
Refill Station RWB - eco-friendly refills of household goods including cleaning, kitchen, toiletries, and other household items (Royal Wootton Bassett)
D & P Salter - homemade pickles, preserves and cakes (Winterbourne Bassett)
Sewing Allsorts - sustainably sewn and eco friendly Items to reduce landfill waste from materials sourced locally (Marlborough)
Sugar Garden Boutique - retro and traditional sweet shop (Royal Wootton Bassett)�
Treebitz - wooden products such as bread, cheese, chopping boards, bowls, key pegs, mirrors, frames etc.. all from locally sourced and sustainable wood (Kennet Valley)

31/01/2026

Happy Saturday and congratulations - we've all nearly completed January!

What do British flower growers do in January? Well, I'm still trying to work it all out, but today I moved some very tiny plants into cell trays, dropped a tray of snapdragons on the ground 🙃, and importantly admired the two plants that are flowering in my garden!

There were going to be field pics in this post but I was hiding my phone from the deluge 🌧️. Yesterday we planted some delphiniums, installed irrigation, did some w**ding and moved a massive piece of w**d membrane to the worst patch of w**ds - it's nothing if not glamorous!

1. Hellebore
2. Ammi visnaga (I don't get on with majus)
3. Lupin seeds after a fortnight in the fridge in damp tissue
4. Same chaps, now running the slug gauntlet in the greenhouse
5. Sweet peas - can I get away with not potting them on?
6. Oregano - herbs are a big focus for some much-needed greenery as I don't have established shrubs
7. Strawflowers - there are 200 in the greenhouse and I'm also planning a direct sown bed
8. Dahlias - expanding from 3 beds to 5 (assuming the ones in the ground survive 🤞) (btw I am not doing anything fancy with these. I will store for two months and then plant in ground at the start of April)
9. Fancy feverfew - it has a really good hardiness rating so I might just plant it out and see what happens
10. Primula

Watch my stories for number 11...