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Tips for growing ranunculus

November 22, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

Ranunculus are proper little fusspots to grow. You can almost hear them whining: I don't like frost, I don't like wet, I don't like mice... We li...

Tips for planting tulips

November 20, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

We order them in August, and then in November we plant tulips by the thousand here at Common Farm Flowers near Bruton in Somerset. From the end of...

Frost is good for your garden

November 13, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

We've had a good number of frosty mornings so far this autumn, and today's was particularly gorgeous. I took ten minutes to beat the bounds of our...

Style your house

November 10, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

More fun than a picnic is how I'd describe having our house styled for a photo shoot by the glorious stylist Amanda Russell and her friend and phot...

Flower farmers year - November

November 04, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

In this flower farmer's year, November is the month for clearing, mulching and prep. We have seven hundred and fifty running metres of metre wide ...

Flower delivery bouquets from Common Farm Flowers

November 03, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

No two bouquets of flowers from Common Farm Flowers in Somerset are ever the same. No matter what time of year, we take the best flowers available...

How about a bucket of mixed flowers delivered to your door?

November 02, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

There is a way to cheer yourself up in the dim, dark days of winter. Order yourself a bucket of beautiful British flowers from us, and eighty stem...

Autumn colour at this Somerset flower farm

October 30, 2017
Posted by Georgie Newbery

This autumn's colour here in our cosy corner of south east Somerset is, I think, as good as any you'll see anywhere. There must have been a perfec...

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