March and April on the flower farm are very much a rinse and repeat of February. We did, however, have our first flowers—truly tremendous tulips.

October is a month of transition. From summer flowers to thoughts of Christmas and more preparation for the 2025 season.

October is a month of transition. From summer flowers to thoughts of Christmas and more preparation for the 2025 season.

Today marks a year since I gave up my office job to take a gap year (actually two) to try and get  the flower business going. So far, it’s been a blast.

August was, in many ways, a brilliant month for us.

June went by in a whirl.

How to keep your flowers for as long as possible.

Everything changes in May.

A home for kitchen scraps and free worm compost.

Two issues we never envisaged when we started the flower farm.

Successes, failures and experiments.

How the farm looks on 23 March 2024.

We try to farm as sustainably as we can so are trialling how best to capture rain water and use drip irrigation across the farm.

Making flower beds i- one of the more arduous, labour-intensive jobs on the flower farm.

This month, saw us get the first phase of our flower farm expansion underway.

Our flower subscriptions - what they are and how they work.