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This is the time of year when much of the work happens quietly. On the surface, the garden can still look a little bare and restrained — but if you know where to look, there’s a lot going on. In the greenhouse, trays are filling up and seedlings are stretching towards the light. Outside, hardy annuals and perennials are starting to make themselves known again, and the first real signs of the season ahead are popping up through the soil. Right now, I’m watching ranunculus and

If you’re planning a wedding and dreaming of flowers that feel personal, seasonal and full of character, DIY wedding flowers might be exactly what you’re looking for. At Wye Grow, I grow British flowers right here in Eardisley, Herefordshire , following the seasons and letting nature lead the way. From late spring through to early autumn, I offer DIY wedding flower buckets filled with freshly cut, conditioned blooms — ready for you (or your chosen helpers) to arrange. What Ar

Most imported flowers are flown thousands of miles before they even reach the UK, often grown using chemical-heavy methods, heated greenhouses, and huge amounts of water. British-grown flowers, on the other hand, leave a far lighter footprint.

As Wye Grow has grown, so have I. What began as a family veg patch and a love of flowers slowly shaped itself into something more defined — and far more exciting.

People often ask how Wye Grow started, and the truth is…it began long before the first seed ever touched the soil. I’ve always been a flower lover. Even as a child, I was happiest outdoors, hands in the earth, fascinated by the colours, scents and small miracles that unfold in a garden. Growing food for my family has always been second nature too — there’s something grounding about putting dinner on the table that you’ve grown yourself. But perhaps it’s in my blood. My grandf