Hook Heath Flower Farm

07/10/2026

Week 38

Dahlias, Amaranthus, cover cropping and a much needed break in Norfolk with the pups. 3rd pic from YOLLY 💖

21/09/2026

Amaranth love 💚

With lots of pre orders this week we have pretty much sold out of all trailing varieties for the rest of the season (thank you!!), we might have some red upright varieties ready to harvest later this month.

Quick question:
Should we sell the seeds?? Would you grow this in your garden??

Not captured is Russell moaning about holding *another* extremely large (and heavy) bunch of flowers 🤭🤭 😇

19/09/2026

Dahlia season is officially in full swing, with absolutely no signs of slowing down 🙌

It’s taken us a couple of years to build a collection of dahlias that I genuinely love. They need to produce long stems, lots of flowers, cope with our lovely British weather (because white dahlias in the rain… 😩), and, importantly, be loved by both our wholesale and retail customers.

I’m SO happy with our collection this year. Most of our tubers came from , who I genuinely couldn’t recommend more. Healthy, brilliant-quality tubers and completely plastic-free packaging. Happy days.

16/09/2026

The skeleton seed pods of summer, mildew and weeds. Autumn on the flower farm 🧡

14/09/2026

12/09/2026

Happy wedding day to E & A 🌸

Thank you for choosing us to provide the flowers for your special day.

We loved putting your DIY buckets and personal flowers together. A pastel combo with seasonal September flowers, asters, dahlias, cosmos and so much more.

10/09/2026

Week 35 🐴

06/09/2026

We were thrilled to be interviewed by Ollie Saunders from the Chiswick Flower Market, alongside other British flower farmers, about what it’s actually like growing flowers in a changing climate.

This is our fourth year of flower farming, and every single year has brought a new weather extreme. From incredibly wet seasons, to record-breaking heat, drought and now increasingly unpredictable swings between the two.

We’re incredibly fortunate to have been given permission to expand our growing area last winter. Having more space has meant we’ve been able to plant larger quantities of the varieties we know cope well here, giving us a little more resilience.

We’ve been having lots of conversations with other flower farmers about what we’ve lost this year, what has done well and what we’re changing for next season. There’s a huge amount of shared learning happening amongst British growers right now. You can read the full article via the link in our bio.

And finally, it’s Chiswick Flower Market 6th birthday today! 🥳 We’re really sad we can’t be there to celebrate, but if you’re nearby, do pop over, grab some cake and show some love to the wonderful growers trading. Six years of championing British flowers is something very special - thank you CFM team.

01/09/2026

Week 34 🍁

28/08/2026

We’ve been keeping a little secret 🤫

Our seed packets, beautifully designed with , are now stocked in RHS Garden Wisley and RHS Garden Bridgewater shops with and we could.not.be prouder.

Walking into the shop and seeing our products sitting on the shelves was very surreal 🥹

So much love goes into our seeds, from the beautiful artwork Jasmyn creates for each packet, to hand harvesting, cleaning and packing every seed ourselves.

We’re so thrilled that even more people will now be able to grow flowers from locally grown seed, filling gardens, allotments and community spaces with more flowers.

A very big milestone for our flower farm 🫶🏻 if you see our seeds in the shops please do tag us!