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Fletcher Garden Flowers Growing local seasonal cut flowers in the heart of the Cotswolds. Supplying to florists and the public.

That's right I'm going to have a tuber sale! There is a massive list of new varieties I wish to buy and I just don't hav...
20/09/2026

That's right I'm going to have a tuber sale!

There is a massive list of new varieties I wish to buy and I just don't have room for them all.

If you like to register your interest please comment 'Tuber' and I'll be in touch.

Price per tuber will be £4.50 and as I've had all these tubers growing in the field you will be getting the correct variety!

14/09/2026

Field update!

The dahlias are still going strong with some on to their second flush.

The amaranthus is hitting it's stride and what's that tall white firework?

Take a look at the field with me.....

27/08/2026

Rain Update!

At last but please not that heavy again! 🙄

18/08/2026

Field update!

After a fifth heatwave myself and the flowers are fed up and would like some cool weather and rain now please 🙏🏼

But in good news we still have tonnes of flowers and the field is looking great. 💐

No one would guess last week we were all just flaking out and wishing it wasn't 37 degrees 3 days straight 😭

For Lisa & Nick..... Initially Lisa requested pastel colours but after a visit to the farm she loved so many of the flow...
09/08/2026

For Lisa & Nick.....

Initially Lisa requested pastel colours but after a visit to the farm she loved so many of the flowers we went for a brighter colour palette.

We kept the pastel shades but added pops of brighter pink, orange and purple.

I loved the result and so did she ☺️💐

03/08/2026

Field update!

Well what can I say - it's all about the dahlias.

So many flowers, so much colour.

Wholesale available to florists now, DM me for the stock list.

21/07/2026

Field update!

The dahlias are really putting out some blooms now and are covered in buds so as long as I keep watering they will keep coming all the way through until the frost kills them off in October or November.

With no rain for weeks irrigation is now key - the dahlia and annuals need watering daily and the perennials need a good soak at least once a week. Luckily the temperatures are a little cooler than they were.

Where no watering is happening the ground is now cracking and opening up. I can get my hand down cracks in the paths up to my wrist now.

Can we all do a little rain dance please 🙏🏼

Introducing Geoff the Head Groundsman at Buscot Park. Geoff has worked Buscot Park for decades and in the early days he ...
16/07/2026

Introducing Geoff the Head Groundsman at Buscot Park.

Geoff has worked Buscot Park for decades and in the early days he worked in the 'pick your own' fruit, veg & flower field. This is the field where my farm is now.

He had a picture from over 20 years ago (see the 2nd picture) holding some sunflowers grown in the field.

Today we were able to recreate that moment as the sunflowers were ready. He's not changed much has he 😉

I'd love to see other photos from the days of the 'pick your own' So if any locals have any please do share.

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Faringdon
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