As a qualified florist, Emma and her family, just like the wildlife we share our farm with, we forage. We search for fragrance, colour, texture, shape and variety amongst an abundance of petals, leaves, branches and berries.

In springtime we are spoilt with the vast colours of the bright yellow daffodils and the mixed tulips, the soft gentle blossoms in the orchard and amongst the mixed hedgerows.

We buzz into the summer months with a rainbow of meadow flowers, an explosion of sweet peas, an abundance of swaying summer flowers and heavenly fragranced old English roses.

A glorious crop of Dahlias leads us towards the Autumn cascade of rusty reds, plums, oranges and yellows. This is the scene across the farmland.

Being ‘country mice’ we are conservationists. Wherever possible we use our own organic materials to create the structure for our creations as well as building unique pieces as props from something we have grown, or found or that has fallen on our farm. We are passionate about the environment in which we live and work. We therefore practise a no dig approach amongst our flower beds. Natures confetti, we mulch during the autumnal months. We barrow manure from our many muck heaps for much of the winter into spring.

We sell flowers from the farm gate (“the Colonels barn”) throughout the seasons including made to order ‘Christmas wreaths’ and beautiful Christmas trees of all sizes.

As our farm becomes more established we hope to offer small workshops held in our big barn for training days, birthdays and other special events. Our aim is offer a fabulous floral experience, to enjoy a delicious lunch or afternoon tea and to picnic anywhere on the farm.

We are privileged to offer Littleworth Flower Farm as a site for children and young people to access as part of their education through their school, college or other organised group.

We are proud to be members of ‘Flowers from the Farm’.