Growing your vision in 2024
Bramshill Flowers are all grown outside in a field in North Hampshire and I begin cutting in late March when the early Spring Daffodils, Tulips and Hellebores are starting to flower.
Flowers will be available to buy from late March/early April.
However, there is lots to do and one of my first plans this year is to sow Sweet Peas. I had such success with the few I grew last season that I’ve decided to go large with lots of large flowered Spenser varieties in gorgeous pastel colours.
Over the past 2 years I have been trialling alternative plants for cut flowers – plants that maybe you would consider garden worthy rather than suitable for arrangements. So, I shall be growing lots of perennial plants such as lovely, scented Phlox, pretty pink Toadflax, lots of deliciously scented herbs, plus many other interesting and “vase worthy” flowers.
Florists
I am a small business and grow a large variety of flowers but not acres of any one type of flower. However, I am planning to be your number one go-to supplier of the “icing on the cake” type flowers, the ones that are unique and special and will make your designs sing.
Flower Arrangers
I am growing everything you will need for fabulous arrangements, from fantastic focals to fancy fillers and fresh foliage. All available in specially cut collections (buckets).
Flower Lovers
If you want to treat yourself to just one small bunch of flowers, give a beautiful gift bouquet or would like a regular delivery of seasonal bounty at its best, I will be growing it.
Eco Warriors
All my flowers are grown with the natural environment in mind, so no pesticides or herbicides are used and I am continually striving to work in harmony with nature aiming to benefit the surrounding wildlife.