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Welcome

Dried flowers are back,
and in a big way.

Forget the dusty flower arrangements of the 1970s, always messy and monotone. We’ve entered a new era.

Dried flowers are in the middle of a resurgence in popularity – seen as a sustainable way to enjoy grown flowers within your home for many years, rather than just a few days.

There is a healthy future for the British flower industry – but it has to start with recognising the global model of flower supplying is fuelling the environmental crisis – through carbon emissions and agrochemical pollution.

We are sensitive to the needs of the soil and our surroundings – an area of outstanding natural beauty. Our fresh flower season runs April to October, then shifting our focus to dried flowers, before wintery evergreens, berries & wreaths.

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HEAD GARDENER & FLORIST

NATALIA COLVILLE

After 20 years living on the road as a Circus Owner & Producer, Natalia turned her hard-working outdoor skills to flower farming.

Continuing her passion for creativity, offering displays of beauty and colour to the world – she specialises in dried flowers to provide a truly sustainable source of gorgeous bouquets and natural décor.

Natalia also works as gardener across some stunning home gardens in the Wye Valley.

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GROWN FOR GOOD

How we care for our environment

We buy seeds from organic producers from the South West, alongside a lot of seed saving to build up local pollinated varieties. Manure and woodchip is sourced from local farms and tree surgeons.

Through our connections at Wyldwood Arts & Wye Valley River Festival to offer floristry workshops.

We also link up with local home education groups & charities to offer experience and volunteering opportunities.