Wedding and Event Floristry supplying British grown sustainable flowers
07/10/2021
We had a fun filled day filling this glorious Gothic Castle with our beautiful bee friendly blooms. We hope to showcase the very best of British floral design. Kim and I put our installation together using a combo or fresh floriferous bounty from the garden, which flowed into late season dried florals by Kim . We hoped to show how the same British flowers change through the late season, beautiful fresh of dried . If you are are near Twickenham this weekend, go take a 👀. The Strawberry Hill House flower festival. On until Sunday .
18/09/2021
Agastach a truly Bee-friendly plant. It’s a perennial and has tall multiple liquorice scented flowers and leaves from August until the frosts. Quite happy in poor soil, but does like the sun. I have some growing on two sites . Some on a clay patch and some on a very dry, sun baked sandy bank . Both in the middle of a field. Perfectly happy holding off the nettles and weeds and I never water it. The local bee life very happy and lots of different wild bees visiting to forage . I cut it regularly and it just throws up more flowers. Lasts ages in a vase, and fills a room with its delicious spicy scent. If you have a sunny spot in the garden and want to stick something there to look after itself and hope to watch bees for hours this time of year … try it . If it’s happy it will come back year after year. also available in pink and white shades .
09/09/2021
Feeling gorgeous today! Nothing like a bucket of freshly gathered garden flowers to pick me up! This is me… dishevelled hair and no make up, but in a great mood after a productive week of picking so many flowers with some help from my amazing flower friend Kim . Plus it rained last night too. 🎉🎉. Out picking for flower show this afternoon.
05/09/2021
Cafe au lait had to be the show stopper in Sophie’s bouquet. There was quite a lot of competition from the wizard of oz and Evelyn dahlias too. This is a bridal bouquet with the best of the late summer garden pink blush favourites. Big congratulations to Sophie and Zach who married yesterday.
01/09/2021
It’s been a while … but I do love doing a good churn, in fact so much I did two!
03/08/2021
A hint of autumn in the buckets today … toffee caramel and berry colours off to
30/06/2021
We are snap happy sooo many gorgeous colours to choose from and more coming. The Bees are happy.
13/06/2021
Beeheaven….
It’s British flowers week! Hurrah for June . Join me for a tour of the garden for a peek of what and how I grow my flowers, with bees and wildlife at the heart of the garden . Head into my Instagram stories today . If you are too late, you can check it out in my IG highlights. As you can see not all the flowers are supported by netting and most things growing are very tall healthy and productive particularly in the self sown mixed beds. Hope you enjoy the tour . Do feel free to ask me any questions? Happy Sunny Sunday floral peeps 🌸🐝🐝
12/06/2021
British Flower week starts this week and we have bucket fulls of beautiful freshly gathered blooms from the flower field. Gotta love June. 🌺🌸🌾🌿
02/06/2021
A wild meadow selection and some garden gathered treats in today’s delivery to The Flowers are finally starting to catch up with June There are some very interesting wild grass pods out in the field now too.. 🌾🌱
30/05/2021
The first wedding at the beginning of May was such a joy after such a long wait. Things are looking far more positive and productive for June ... roll on the warm sun and an abundance of flowers and bees...
26/05/2021
Sometimes keeping it simple just things make perfect ! Jugs, mugs and oodles of colourful.
18/05/2021
If I only grew one type of tulip it would very likely this one . Just love it.
15/05/2021
Lilac a seasonal treat for a few short weeks in May.
As it’s tight little buds gently open releasing the most wonderful scent. It really is all you need in any vase to fill a room with joy.
Pick early in the morning before the sun hits it’s branches .
Put straight into a bucket of water and leave for a few hours somewhere cool. I usually pick off all the leaves to allow it to hydrate properly.
For arranging cut the stems to the length needed for your vessel.
Dip the ends in boiling water for 20 seconds and arrange into fresh water.
Change the water every couple of days if possible .
Happy Saturday!
02/04/2021
And after what seems the longest wait ever...
Spring has finally arrived. The blossoms are bursting from their branches in an array of petally pastel perfection. Gosh it feels great to get the snips out again. Shame about the bitingly cold wind this afternoon . Happy Easter everyone.
13/03/2021
Mother’s Day delivered.. with a little help from some flower loving friends..
22/02/2021
Suddenly the air is slowly warming, the daylight is lingering, the spring bulbs are pushing their way through the soil. But best of all ..the news is finally looking good ! We will be allowed out again soon and by late June we can get back to normal ... well almost ! It’s all sow sow sow ... weddings will be back and summer is going to hopefully be floral fantastic 🌱🌱🌱🤞🏻🤞🏻
12/02/2021
Muscari or grape hyacinth are such a perfect addition to a bee- friendly garden here in Britain. They are a precious food source for emerging bees in early spring. Their nectar packed buds are the perfect size for a honey to forage from. If you have a honey to buy for this weekend, perhaps buy a preplanted bowl or basket of these spring pretties from your local garden centre ? Far more seasonal and sustainable than red roses that have been flown across the globe and packed with toxic chemicals. You can plant the bulbs in the garden and like the bees they will return every year, keeping the love growing.... 🐝🐝💕💙
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Agastach a truly Bee-friendly plant. It’s a perennial and has tall multiple liquorice scented flowers and leaves from August until the frosts. Quite happy in poor soil, but does like the sun. I have some growing on two sites . Some on a clay patch and some on a very dry, sun baked sandy bank . Both in the middle of a field. Perfectly happy holding off the nettles and weeds and I never water it. The local bee life very happy and lots of different wild bees visiting to forage . I cut it regularly and it just throws up more flowers. Lasts ages in a vase, and fills a room with its delicious spicy scent. If you have a sunny spot in the garden and want to stick something there to look after itself and hope to watch bees for hours this time of year … try it . If it’s happy it will come back year after year. #purplegain #beefriendlyflowers #feedthebees #britishflowersseptember #agastach also available in pink and white shades .
Beeheaven….
It’s British flowers week! Hurrah for June . Join me for a tour of the @beehaven_flowers garden for a peek of what and how I grow my flowers, with bees and wildlife at the heart of the garden . Head into my Instagram stories today . If you are too late, you can check it out in my IG highlights. As you can see not all the flowers are supported by netting and most things growing are very tall healthy and productive particularly in the self sown mixed beds. Hope you enjoy the tour . Do feel free to ask me any questions? Happy Sunny Sunday floral peeps 🌸🐝🐝
British cut flower grower and event florist based in Ockham, Surrey.
Beehaven flowers are grown seasonally on our farm in Surrey. Our flowers sustain our honey bees through the seasons and are grown without pesticides or chemicals. They attract many other pollinators and wildlife so are completely natural, sustainable, biodegradable and kind to the environment.
As an artisan grower, most of the flowers we provide are grown on our farm. Beehaven Flowers is a member of the Flowers From the Farm collaborative (RHS Chelsea gold medal winner 2018). This enables us to source from many British cut flower growers.
We are an eco florist and and do not use any floral foams and only recyclable materials in our floristry.
Our services include :
Flowers and foliage wholesale to florists in Surrey and South West London. To go on our subscription list, please visit our website:
Bespoke Floral design service for weddings and special events. We work with professional florists to provide designs for your venue and also bridal bouquets, head garlands and button holes etc.
Fixed price wedding packs available and are great value, offering a seasonal Bridal bouquet, Bridesmaid bouquets and Groomsmen Button holes, plus arrangers buckets of mixed seasonal flowers and foliage for DIY venue decoration. There is a variety of themes and colour mixes depending on the time of year. Contact us for more details.
Seasonal Bee friendly Gift Bouquets and occasion flowers delivered locally in Surrey by our electric Van.
Seasonal flower arrangers buckets to pre-order and collect for DIY wedding or event displays, flower clubs and DIY floristry. Each contain a selection of beautiful flowers, foliage and scented herbs around 60 - 70 stems and all that is needed to create some beautiful displays.
Our flowers and designs are available to suit most requirements and budgets, large or small.
More details on our website or contact us with your requirements for more information.
Collection direct from the farm and deliveries available by prior arrangement.
Gift and occaision jars and bouquets are now available at the Woking and Guildford Food assmeblies.
We are open from April to Mid October and out of season by arrangement.
