We are on holiday from 25th July to 2nd August – so please place your orders to be delivered before or after that. Thanks x
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Sweet, sweet peas x
The Sweet Peas (Lathyrus odoratus) are coming and will be included in all our bunches for the next few weeks – they are a gorgeous, scented and long stemmed flower that makes me think of summer. Cutting sweet peas is also such a pleasure as it needs to be done every day so you getContinue reading “Sweet, sweet peas x”
Sweet and loving Honeysuckle.
If you were to design a flower – what would it look like? One favourite for many people is honey suckle and it is completely in season at the moment so this is a good time to look for it in the woods, hedgerows. scrubland and Summerbottom Flower bunches. Honeysuckle has a very straightforward meaningContinue reading “Sweet and loving Honeysuckle.”
Flowers which are ‘grown not flown’
Did you know that an estimated 90% of the flowers sold through UK florists, supermarkets and wholesalers are imported not just from Holland, but flown from as far afield as Ecuador, Colombia, Kenya and Ethiopia? Flowers grown by Summerbottom Flowers are freshly picked to order, early in the morning, and locally delivered, saving thousands of travel miles. NotContinue reading “Flowers which are ‘grown not flown’”
Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who has supported Summerbottom Flowers in it’s first week. Lots of new flowers are coming…including an abundance of sweet peas. Treat yourself or someone else in the village with The Broady Bunch for only £10
Today’s Broady bunch x
This morning’s pick
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The Broady Bunch
A special introductory offer for the residents of Broadbottom – a beautiful bunch of flowers – cut, prepared and delivered to order for only £10 including a selection of the following flowers
Wild Edric is starting to appear…
This beautiful and fragrant, thorny rose from David Austin is the stuff of fairy tales… Wild Edric was a Saxon Lord from Shropshire. He was a leader of the English Saxon resistance during the Norman Conquest. Legend has it that he married a fairy princess who agreed to marry him, as long as he neverContinue reading “Wild Edric is starting to appear…”
