Good news /Bad news !

The good news is that we have a wedding in the family on the 26th May so keep your fingers crossed for fine weather .

The bad news is that the shop will be closed on the 25th and 26th  but we will be open as usual again on Monday 28th.

PLEASE NOTE we 'll be closed from June 8th - 17th for Annual Holidays.

 It may be dismal and grey outside but you can bring a little bit of Spring indoors with scented plants and bulbs. Try stunning scented Jasmine with its delicate white flowers and beautiful fragrance or a basket of mini narcissus. Individual Hyacinths are natures own air fresheners and are easy to pop onto a windowsill or small shelf.

The bride and groom spent months collecting jam jars before their wedding today, which kept the cost down. We filled them each with a beautiful mix of English garden flowers and finished with a raffia bow, then scattered them along the tables amongst tealights. 

A lovely, informal look that's easy to replicate - why not try this out for your next garden party or barbecue? 

 And if you like this selection of flowers in particular, here's what we used:  

• David Austin 'Patience' roses
• Dusty pink astrantia
• White nigella
• Ivory spray roses
• Eucalptus
• Green alchemilla
• Cream larkspur
• Lilac limonium

It's wedding season again and we are really exited about the new stock arriving and the launch of our sister site Tartan Knot.

Tartan Knot combines the best of new ideas and designs for making any wedding truly special backed by sound floristry knowledge and experience.

You can find the link on our weddings page along with pictures of some of the new items available in the gallery.   

These three pretty little scent bottle vases named Anne, Charlotte and Emily (left to right) look lovely on a side table or windowsill holding small flower heads.

We think they'd make a great present for brides!