Cornish Flowers: The Appeal of Locally Grown Blooms
Updated August 2026 This post first appeared back in 2013 as a short feature on a flower grower near Hayle. Looking at it again more than a decade later, what stood out was not really the business name, but the idea behind it: flowers grown locally, picked in season and shaped by the place they come from. That still feels worth celebrating. Flowers with a sense of place There is something particularly lovely about flowers that have not been separated from the seasons. Instead of expecting exactly the same blooms throughout the year, locally grown flowers change as spring gives way to summer and summer to autumn. Here in Cornwall, narcissi and daffodils are an especially familiar part of the landscape in spring, followed by all sorts of garden flowers as the year moves on. A locally grown bouquet can therefore feel a little more individual, reflecting what happens to be at its best at that moment. Our original Cornish flower feature When we firs...