Grown in the Peak District

Cut Flower Growers & Florist

Our flowers are nurtured from seed on the farm, before being carefully harvested and arranged in our studio. We create seasonal, unique arrangements, championing sustainability.

Delivering beautiful blooms to Tideswell, Bradwell, Eyam and the surrounding areas.

Please note as we grow seasonally we only supply from April - October. Please look at our voucher and subscription options if you would like a present or gift outside these times.

Colorful mixed flower bouquet including pink, yellow, purple, and blue flowers, held by a person against a white wooden wall background.
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Gift Card
from £15.00

The perfect present!

Seasonal Highlights Subscription Seasonal Highlights Subscription
Seasonal Highlights Subscription
£90.00

Experience the joy and variety of locally grown flowers with our seasonal highlights. We will deliver a spring, summer and autumnal bouquet to you throughout the year so you can see the different flowers in season and how the colour palette changes throughout the months.

Arranger's Bucket Arranger's Bucket
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Arranger's Bucket
£70.00

We can provide buckets filled with focal flowers, fillers and foliage to allow you create beautiful arrangements for your events. We have supplied small buckets to fill a holiday cottage, to large DIY weddings and flower festivals. Available April - October.

A rural garden scene during sunset with a weathered wooden shed on the right, multiple garden beds with plants and flowers, lush green trees, and a rural landscape with rolling hills and a cloudy sky with pink-tinged clouds.

The Farm

The farm sits on top of a moor in the Peak District. We pride ourselves in not using any chemicals in our growing, instead we focus on natural fertilisers and processes to ensure our flowers are both beautiful and kind to the environment.

Contact Us

Please contact us if you have an event coming up, would like a gift bouquet or to chat!

Rained off from field work this afternoon. January is certainly feeling grey and soggy, we’ve had fog over the moor for what feels like days on end now. Taking the opportunity to look through some spring pictures and remind ourselves it won&rsq
New year new willow patch. Spent New Years Day putting in our first willow patch, planted densely to encourage upright whips. Hopefully, they’ll be ready for cutting in time to make Christmas wreaths this year. Different varieties for differe
Learning new skills over the winter ❄️ A couple of weeks ago I attended Niff Barnes’ rose pruning course, after following her for agessss on Instagram I jumped at the opportunity to attend her course and find out a few of her secrets! Learnt so
🎄Christmas Market 🎄 We’ll be at @beltonville_farm, The Cowshed Cafe, this Sunday at their Christmas Market selling dried and fresh wreaths. ✨
✨Christmas Wreaths available to order ✨ Local foliage, willow base and string that can go in the compost & a pretty ribbon to use on your presents next year - a win win.