In season
We buy and grow with the calendar. Pick a month to see what is at its best, or choose All to see every stem we work with through the year.
Snowdrop
Tiny, brave and only ever in small posies.
Hellebore
The winter rose. Lovely in a low bowl.
Anemone
Opens wide in a warm room.
Narcissus
Keep them in their own vase for a day first.
Ranunculus
Layers of paper-thin petals. Lasts up to two weeks.
Tulip
They keep growing in the vase, so let them bend.
Peony
Three weeks of glory in early summer.
Sweet pea
Our namesake. The more you cut, the more they flower.
Garden rose
Scented, blowsy and nothing like a supermarket rose.
Astrantia
Lasts beautifully and dries well.
Scabiosa
Pincushion flowers that bees love too.
Cosmos
Light and airy. Grown in our own garden.
Hydrangea
Big, generous heads that dry well in autumn.
Dahlia
The star of September and October.
Chrysanthemum
Not your grandmother’s chrysanthemum. Spidery and elegant.
Rosehip
Glossy berries that bring autumn indoors.
Amaryllis
Our Christmas staple. Each stem flowers for weeks.
Eucalyptus
In almost everything we make, all year round.