Norfolk Flower Farm

09/10/2026

Bunches available today Bd tomorrow from the flower farm in Edgefield. Card and cash welcome.

£12 bunches / 3 bunches £30

See you there! 🌸🫶🙏

08/10/2026

HELLO 👋

I am not cool, photogenic or Insta-worthy.

The flowers are however, and that’s why they are the focus of my pics. But seeing as Insta popularity is driven by the ‘faces’ behind everything, ‘HELLO’, here I am - a real person!

One not particularly big person, helping to make people love locally grown, BEAUTIFUL British flowers in a big way.

I’m Ellie, and I run Norfolk Flower Farm and Norfolk Dahlias - growing as much as I possibly can in a small-ish way in North Norfolk for the past 4 seasons.

Lovely to meet you and I hope you enjoy the happiness in my wonderful flowers, that are grown through passion and love.

The season is running very close to its end for 2026, but if you’re looking for locally-grown, seasonal and whimsy Norfolk flowers for your 2027 &
2028 weddings, please check out the website and get in touch 🙏🌸

01/10/2026

Oh hiiiii 👋

It’s a glorious 1st October and the Norfolk skies are beautifully blue 😍

Anyway, just a quickie… if you need a Dahlia fix, bunches are available from the flower field in Norfolk tomorrow (Friday 2nd Oct) 9am - 4pm and Saturday 9.30am - 3pm

See you there! Only another week or 2 till the end of the British flower season here 🙏🌸

Love you. Bye

15/09/2026

The last busy, busy few days of 2026 bookings 🙌 topped off with 3 forthcoming days of the Cutting Garden Masterclass (still places left for Saturday!)

I’m so relieved to have made it through this reeeeally tricky season and there’s still plenty blooming, including Dahlias which have at flipping last started to pump out!!

Flowers will continue to feature till the end of the season; gift bouquets can still be ordered and maybe there will be dahlia bunches to be had too. Keep your eyes peeled on my stories!

Meanwhile seed harvesting is underway, as is sowing, pricking out and potting on with the help of my trusty sister

And then the BIG clear down will commence and I literally can’t wait to get my hands on it; such a tip by this stage in the year!

Hurray to 2026!
And may 2027 be a little gentler, please??! 🙏 🌸

11/09/2026

Norfolk-grown Autumnal elegance in a great big gift bouquet. And it’s smells completely delish with scented Rose of Attar and Chocolate Spearmint Pelargonium.

Happy Friday flower lovers 🌸

11/09/2026

01/09/2026

If you’re looking for cut flowers that love-not-hate the heat and lack of water… well these beauties have GIVEN this year! Best crop ever. Hurrah!

ZINNIA 🌸

I don’t know why but for a couple of years many moons ago I couldn’t grow them. But they’re actually very easy to germinate and grow. Very quick too so you can be sowing annual crops till quite late in the season for any emergency garden gaps.

An amazing cut-and-come-again annual flower. Do you love or hate?

27/08/2026

A very productive day spent 🤩 ⤵️

• Harvesting lots of seed with my sister 🌱
• Sowing fresh seed
• Taking plant cuttings
• Potting on 100 or so cuttings taken in June that now have a good root system Generally feeling positive about what all of the above will bring for next year….

Drawing enormously on those wonderful positive actions and thoughts whilst loving the cooler temps and with rain falling all around (whilst dry and toasty in the Polytunnel I must add. I’m not daft!)

Because this summer has been TOUGH TOUGH TOUGH. Maybe 100hr weeks have been spent? Trying to keep everything alive (impossible). And whilst I will ALWAYS of course fulfil wedding bookings and pre-orders, I haven’t been able to go out to a wider wholesale offering as I’d planned to do this year, as there’s simply not been enough in flower.

So whilst I count down to the end of the season and a time to have an enormous tidy up of the field and nurture of the land in readiness for next year (gulp. El Niño…), I’m sharing some of the utter gorgeousness that has gone out recently. The first shot is of a gift bouquet that went out today. I’m in LOVE with the colours, and a couple of the dahlias featured are new this year, and literally the first I’ve cut today. (Don’t even mentioned the new dahlia field planted this year… I’ll save that for another day 🤦🌸)

I hope these images bring you joy and I hope your gardens are having a very well deserved drink!

Talking of which, I’m actually going away this weekend, and I too shall partake in a well deserved drink! 🥂 🤩

23/08/2026

Hello world. It’s been a minute. But here’s some lovely flower shots from the past few weeks. I regularly forget to photograph flower orders now. They’re all very personal and remain a snapshot in my brain though!

The final CUTTING GARDEN MASTERCLASS courses of 2026 are being held in 4 week’s time and there are just a few places left on each date at the moment, so please nab your spot. This is a great time of year to do the course and come away full of knowledge and inspiration; you’ll have all winter to ponder your ideas and make a delicious plan for next year, without the pressure of time. One of my absolute favourite things to do in winter when I’m missing the actual ‘doing’ and hands in the earth and being at one with nature, is the planning; it’s the next best thing and feels so rewarding, intentional and happy-making.

Link in bio or head straight to the website for full details and to book your place 🙌

Happy Sunday evening flower-lovers 🌸

05/08/2026

Norfolk-gown DIY cut flower buckets heading out of the field every week to beautiful weddings during the British growing season.

This one: lots of pinks and oranges please 🙏 🌸

British seasonal flowers don’t get more beautiful than the is 🙌