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Who we are
About the farm
We are a small, family-run flower farm in Great Cornard, Sudbury (Suffolk): Caroline began growing flowers in January 2024 in our once grass-filled garden, with help from her husband Elliot. We grow seasonal British cut flowers sustainably and offer hand-tied bouquets, DIY flower buckets for weddings and events, bespoke arrangements and weekly, fortnightly or monthly flower subscriptions. We restock our flower stand at 116 Pot Kiln Road every Saturday (open Saturday and Sunday 9:30 am–7 pm), and pre-ordered flowers can be collected on Fridays; we also sell regularly at Sudbury Farmers' Market and at local fairs. We are members of Flowers from the Farm, the network of British flower growers.
Snapshots
Image rights: Evie & Flo - The Sudbury Flower Farm
What we grow
Food crops
Here we list the crops we grow for food. Open a row and we show you what we process from it and which of our products we sell.
Non-food
Cut flowers – dahlia, gypsophila, peony, ranunculus, scabious (scabiosa), snapdragon, zinnia
- Cut & dried flowers
- Cut flowers
- Cut flowers „Market Bunch”
- Cut flowers „Jam Jar Posy”
- Cut flowers „Special Occasion Bouquet”
- Cut flowers · loose / by weight
- Cut & dried flowers
Sales channel
- Farm-gate sales
- Farmers' market
- Online shop
Product categories
Product groups
Farming method / certification
Community farming
Languages spoken
EnglishLocation
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