January 6, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Many florists are now turning their thoughts to Valentines day on the 14th February and no doubt ordering buckets full of red roses. However, there are many other flowers to consider, some of which can easily be grown in the UK. [Read the full story] Read More →
July 5, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Growing your own cut flowers can be quite inexpensive and does not have to take up too much time or space. A couple of packets of sweet peas will provide arm fulls of blooms and can be grown against a sunny wall, fence or obelisk. Cosmos are excellent value for money providing blooms from June through September and even October. Ranging from white, many shades of pink and even yellows and oranges, there is one to suit every arrangement. Their delicate feathery foliage form a feathery backdrop to other flowers in the... [Read the full story]
November 21, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Christmas is a great time to use flowers in floral dispalys, table centres and candle arrangements. Using floral arrangements instead of or as well as the Christmas tree will add that touch of individuality and does not have to be expensive. A simple handful of flowers can be transformed into a stunning arrangement by using plenty of different textured greenery which many will have available in their gardens. One of Chrissies' wonderful designs Even pieces of old Christmas decoration and ribbon can be very effective... [Read the full story]
August 18, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Over the last 35 years the Kirkwall Flower Arrangement Club has created floral displays in St. Magnus Cathedral in aid of the restoration fund. In this 50th year, the club looks back over the decades, highlighting some memorable aspects of each. Being an island where there is very little in the way of floral presence, they experience great difficulty sourcing local flowers, but some donations of local greenery and accessories were gratefully accepted. Bel Drever, the outgoing Club President talks about the event and her... [Read the full story]
December 5, 2009 · Leave a Comment
We always welcome press releases from the British cut flower industry Perhaps you are holding a floral exhibition, or decorating for a function using British Cut Flowers, then we want to know about it. How are you surviving the recession? You can use our contact us form below or email us using the address – admin @ britishcutflowers.com Read More →
September 3, 2008 · Leave a Comment
There are a number of organisations supporting the cut flower industry as well as many flower arranger’s groups around the country. British Florist Association The BFA is the only recognised trade association for professional retail florists. With over 2,600 members committed to providing the best possible “flower buying experience” , professional, personal service with beautifully designed floristry and excellent value for money. Go to BFA Website National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies In... [Read the full story]
Christmas is a great time to use flowers in floral dispalys, table centres and candle arrangements. Using floral arrangements instead of or as well as the Christmas tree will add... [Read more]
The dark evergreen foliage and white berries of Mistletoe, provide us with a decorative plant that adds a touch of mischievousness to our Christmas decorations. Mistletoe with... [Read more]