About Wye Grow

Providing Fresh Cut Flowers in Herefordshire and beyond

Wye Grow is a small flower farm in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, growing seasonal British flowers with a focus on sustainability, seasonality and natural beauty.

From spring through to autumn, the field is filled with a carefully chosen mix of blooms, foliage and grasses, all grown and harvested here on the farm. Flowers are available as hand-tied bouquets, gift bunches, DIY wedding and event buckets, farewell flowers, wholesale stems for florists and seasonal subscriptions.

You’ll find Wye Grow flowers at local farm shops, through online orders for collection or delivery, and at occasional pick-your-own events where visitors can experience the flower field for themselves.

Every stem is grown with care, celebrating the changing seasons and the incredible variety that British-grown flowers have to offer.

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I believe in strengthening our communities by doing more for ourselves and relying less on imports. I’m proud to help florists and customers create beautiful, seasonal flowers that feel rooted in place — grown sustainably, in rhythm with nature, and designed to be truly memorable.

The Wye Grow Story

British Flowers Week: What’s Blooming at Wye Grow This June

British Flowers Week is one of my favourite weeks of the year. Not because anything special happens in the flower field (the weeds certainly don’t take a week off!), but because it’s a chance to celebrate something I care deeply about: flowers grown here in Britain, in season, and close to home.

Why British Flowers Are Worth It

There’s been a real shift in how we think about food over the past few years, more people choosing local, seasonal, and understanding where things come from. Flowers, though, have quietly stayed the same. Most of what we buy in supermarkets and even from florists has travelled thousands of miles to get here, often grown in heated greenhouses, sprayed with chemicals, picked early, and shipped in bulk. And while they can look beautiful, they’re a world away from what flowers ar

Project Dahlia Patch: Come and Get Your Hands Dirty (in the Best Way)

There’s something quite special about this time of year on the farm. The days are stretching out, everything is waking up, and the sense of anticipation is building… because very soon, it will be dahlia season . And this year, it’s a big one. A Field Full of Dahlias (Well… Almost) By the end of May, I’ll have around 80 new dahlia plants ready to go into the ground. If you’ve ever grown dahlias, you’ll know they’re worth every bit of effort, producing armfuls of the most beau