
Seasonal Flowers Grown in Bristol
Every Bouquet is Unique
One of the joys of buying seasonal flowers is that no two bouquets are ever the same. I grow and work with whatever is naturally flowering on the patch, so the colours, varieties and textures change throughout the year. Rather than following a fixed recipe, each bouquet is hand-picked using the freshest flowers available at the time.
Working with Nature
Because I grow my own flowers, I can't guarantee specific flower varieties in every bouquet. Instead, I let the seasons guide what I grow and create. This means you'll always receive flowers that are fresh, beautiful and naturally in bloom. If you have a favourite colour or a particular occasion in mind, I'll always do my best to create something you'll love using what's available.
Here's a guide to some of the flowers you can expect to see growing throughout the year. As every season is different, availability may vary depending on the weather and nature's timetable.

March/April
Narcissus (Daffodil).
March/April/May/June/July
Ranunculus asiaticus.
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April/May
Anemone de Caen.

April/May
Tulipa (Tulips).

May/June/July
Allium.

May/June/July
Diditalis (Foxglove).

May/June/July
Dianthus barbatus (Sweet William).

May/June/July/Aug
Lathyrus odorata (Sweet Pea).

May/June/July
Iris siberica.

May/June/July/Aug
Ammi Magus.

May/June/Jul/Aug/Sept
Helichrysium bracteatum (Strawflower).
June/July/Aug
Centurea cyanus (Cornflower).


June/July/Aug/Sept
Dahlia.

June/July/Aug/Sept
Delphinium.

June/July/Aug/Sept
Astrantia.

June/July/Aug/Sept/Oct
Cosmos.

June/July/Aug
Arctotis fastuosa.

July/Aug/Sept
Limonium (Statice).

July/Aug/Sept/Oct
Zinnia.

July/Aug/Sept/Oct
Rudbeckia hirta.

