Our Story
I'm one of those people that has always had a big passion in my life.
It used to be horses, now it's Dahlias.
So I am the crazy dahlia lady who loves spending hours in my greenhouse and plot playing with hundreds of plants to bring you beautiful blooms.
I mainly grow for Exhibition and love showing at The National at Wisley and The Northern at Newby Hall.
The path to doing well, comes from my exhibition friends
and learning, amazing ways
to get the best from the flowers.
More importantly, it's having flowers to cut when you need them.
So I started helping flower farmers grow a better quality of dahlia and obtain more reliable stock.
I spend much of my time trialing and finding the best varieties available and hybridising colours and forms that are falling short.
Our Services
We supply homegrown, freshly cut wedding and event Dahlias
by the stem or DIY bucket.
You can be colour specific with your order (see our colour pages) or you can ask for a riot of colour.
For every occasion we have you covered, whether it be a bunch to bring a smile or buckets full for a floral install.
Flower farmers with healthy stock and a better quality of bloom to sell.
They have all been vase tested, trialled for vigour, bloom and tuber production.
My obsession to bring better quality dahlias hopefully makes your job easier.
Please contact us to see what we can offer you
Our Team
That would be me.....I'm Liz.
Growing cut flower dahlias is a rather large part of my life and I am extremely fortunate to have some of the most wonderful friends.
I wouldn't have my plot without them, they help set my beds ready, cut for big shows and work with me on the big displays.
This is why I am a small farm because after my bestie helped me transform my first plot, she said I will help you with anything else, but never ask me to do that again!!!!
Like most growers I love the whole process of propagation.
Taking cuttings, sowing seed and watching everything come to life.
My day job involves growing and seeing where and how
plants fit together in gardens.
I just love watching a blank canvas come to life.
Standing back and thinking "Woah!" and observing a similar response when people see my flowers.