About Us

I (Rebekah) grow on my parents' farm.  What initially started as a few strips of flowers, we are now growing on just over an acre. In 2025, in response to the growing demand from florists we have added an extra annuals section. 

Those of you who have visited the farm will know that I have lots of help from family and a small team of part time staff. It would not be possible to grow the amount we do without everyone's support.

The aim of the farm is to provide fresh, local, seasonal blooms that are beautiful and fragrant from March to October.  We also grow and dry our own flowers which are available July to December.  We are also growing lots of foliage and rose hips for the winter months.  We supply wholesale to local florists.  Bouquets are available for collection and delivery in season.  Last year we started providing farm gate sales on Fridays and Saturdays and hope to be able to build of that this year.

Being outside and surrounded by nature has so many positive benefits and I quickly realised other people enjoyed being in the field as much as I did.  For the last few years we have held a small number of PYO days through the summer and some pull your own tulip days in the spring. Using the old dairy we have held a few workshops, which have proved to be very popular.  It is lovely to see people going home with beautiful arrangements they have made themselves.

We have been doing increasing numbers of Weddings and events.  We provide buckets of flowers for people to arrange themselves or we are able to do the arranging for you.  Last year dried flowers were very popular for weddings we supplied bouquets, buttonholes and boxes of dried flowers for couples to arrange themselves.

It is always a privileged to be asked to provide funeral flowers.  We are happy to incorporate flowers and foliage from the person's garden, if this is important.

We all need to think carefully about our impact on nature, we don't use floral form in our floristry, our bouquets are wrapped simply avoiding plastic.  Growing, we don't use peat, our plastic pots and trays are used repeatedly.  The compost used to mulch in the field is green, recycled material and we use the cow manure produced on the farm.  The field supports a wide variety of insects, we accept we will lose some flowers to munching creatures but by growing lots of different types of plants we create varied environments which promotes beneficial insects like ladybirds which will then eat the pests. 

If you want further information on our services please contact me headleyflowergarden@gmail.com

We are proud to be a member of the Flowers From The Farm network – www.flowersfromthefarm.co.uk