The Cornish Flower Patch

The Cornish Flower Patch Cornish Flower Farm near Truro. Seasonal cut flowers, Pick Your Own Flowers in Summer/Autumn
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For detailed information on what we do, and a map of location, visit www.thecornishflowertpatch.co.uk

If you are interested in buying wholesale flowers from us, please call us to be added to our flower availability emails when the season starts in April.

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Truro

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ABOUT US

Hello, thank you for visiting our page. We are a small scale flower farm growing seasonal British flowers since 2016, and we are located at Penstraze, near Truro, Cornwall. Being only a few miles from the sea, with a mild Cornish climate, we are lucky to have an extended growing season which typically spans from April until October. During the winter months we work with other British growers to provide locally grown Cornish flowers throughout the year.

We sell flowers for D.I.Y. weddings, Eco weddings, and retail outlets such as farm shops, as well as to local florists, or anyone looking to dip into fun floral styling for the home. Our D.I.Y. buckets contain a mix of focal, secondary and filler flowers, herbs and foliage.

We also sell simple hand tied bouquets for gifts for your family and friends, with delivery within a 12 mile radius of TR4. Check out #fridayflowers to see how an end of the working week delivery of flowers can brighten your home (or a friends!) for the weekend!

The flowers we grow are many days fresher than imported flowers as they have no air miles, and are cut to order, straight from the cutting garden. No air miles, no freight travel, and no two the same - our flowers have all the quirks of those grown in any English garden throughout the season, along with that heady fragrance that seems lost from the imports where that fragrance has been bred out to allow for longer shelf life on their journey to the UK.