Over the years, I’ve created some gorgeous DIY flower buckets for customers, and I want to share them with you. Filled with locally grown flowers, buckets are perfect for creating a statement arrangement on your dining table or adding a cheerful touch to a party. I always harvest what’s looking its best in the field, so arranging them at home is simple, fun, and fuss-free.

Weekly flower subscriptions are a wonderful way to enjoy fresh, locally grown blooms. Each hand-crafted bouquet reflects what’s at its best on the farm, offering variety, colour, and a little weekly moment of joy. Sign up for May to start receiving your own seasonal blooms every week!

I run a flower farm… and sometimes I do some truly questionable things. From frozen flowers to wind-blown seedlings, here’s a very honest look at what’s gone wrong so far this season - and why your flowers are still safe.

Spring has arrived, and my flower beds are waking up with delicate ranunculus, bright anemones, and climbing sweet peas. Indoor-grown tulips are just finishing their season, but there’s plenty of early spring beauty ready for you to enjoy. All my bouquets are freshly picked and ready for you to collect from the flower stand—bringing a little bit of seasonal magic straight to your home!

Discover seven flowers I love to grow on my Bradford on Avon flower farm. From firework-style chrysanthemums to fimbriated dahlias, each bloom brings character, colour, and joy to bouquets and arrangements.

Fresh, locally grown flowers behave differently to supermarket blooms. In this post, I share seven simple, practical ways to help your cut flowers last longer — from keeping bacteria at bay to knowing when to split a bouquet into smaller posies so you can enjoy it throughout your home.

From a tiny garden table to a local favourite, my flower stand in Bradford on Avon offers seasonal bouquets, eco-friendly packaging, and a little slice of farm life. Open weekly from April to November, it’s the perfect place to pick up fresh, locally grown blooms.

Treat your mum to a seasonal, hand-picked bouquet this Mother’s Day. Pre-order from Cicely Flowers for collection in Bradford on Avon and enjoy thoughtful, locally grown blooms.

Being a one-woman flower farm means things sometimes get a little unhinged. From collecting rabbit droppings to hand-pollinating zinnias, here are 10 hilarious and obsessive things I’ve done in the name of flowers.

Before the first blooms appear, the season begins in tiny soil blocks. Discover why I choose soil blocking on my flower farm: saving space, avoiding single-use plastic, and giving seedlings the perfect soil for healthy roots and steady growth.

February may look quiet on the flower farm, but it’s one of the most important months of the year. From seed sowing and planning to watching the weather and caring for overwintering plants, this is the calm, steady work that prepares the farm for spring.

A step-by-step guide to pre-ordering seasonal Valentine’s Day flowers from Cicely Flowers in Bradford on Avon, including collection details and subscription options.

This Valentine’s Day, let my bouquets do the talking. From tulips and snowdrops to anemones and hellebores, discover the Victorian meanings of each bloom and pre-order your beautifully wrapped bouquet with a blank message card before 12th February.

Valentine’s Day bouquets may look effortless, but behind the scenes they’re the result of months of planning, careful temperature control, and working with the very limited flowers that bloom naturally in winter. This is a glimpse into what really goes on at the flower farm in the run up to Valentine’s Day.

Keep your Valentine’s bouquet looking beautiful! Learn simple tips to trim stems, care for seasonal blooms like tulips and anemones, and enjoy your flowers longer. Perfect for bouquets from Cicely Flowers in Bradford on Avon.

This Valentine’s Day, skip the mass-market roses and discover the quiet beauty of seasonal flowers grown right here on the farm. From snowdrops and early tulips to the first anemones and hazel catkins, every bouquet reflects the season and the care that went into growing it. Pre-order your bouquet, or browse our limited selection on the flower stand — and for a lasting gift, add a flower subscription starting in April.

Why choose seasonal flowers? At Cicely Flowers in Wiltshire, blooms are grown locally, follow the natural seasons, and arrive in your home fresher, healthier, and more vibrant than imported flowers.

Wondering why wedding flowers cost more than other event flowers? I explain the time, care, and personalisation behind small, seasonal wedding flowers in Wiltshire, Somerset, and Bath.

An honest guide to wedding flower costs in Wiltshire, Somerset and Bath, focused on small weddings, seasonal flowers, and realistic budgets — from DIY flower buckets to bespoke personal flowers.