Arabella Floral discusses the best of British

We asked Bella Timbrell of Arabella Floral what domestically grown flowers are the best for bouquets and displays to reduce air miles. Read on to find out what she had to say.

Arabella Floral discusses the best of British

I absolutely love using British-grown flowers, so much so I have started my own micro cutting garden (@woodshillcuttinggarden). Firm favourites include antirrhinums, cosmos, larkspur, ammi majus, daucus carota, calendula, nigella, roses, lavender, sweet peas, scabiosa, dahlias, zinnias, salvias, clary sage, just to name a few. There are local flower growers everywhere, many of whom are florists to, so your best starting point is to head to www.flowersfromthefarm.co.uk to find your nearest and see how they can help. 

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Bella Timbrell, Arabella Floral
www.arabellafloral.com

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