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There is still time to order a lovely, local handmade wreath decorated with homegrown flowers, foliage and lightly foraged ingredients. Fresh wreaths are made on a moss base and will last for weeks if kept damp while dried everlasting wreaths … Continue reading →

Over the next few weeks (until they run out), you can order a local handmade wreath decorated with homegrown flowers, foliage and lightly foraged ingredients. Fresh wreaths are made on a moss base and will last for weeks if kept … Continue reading →

Next Sunday, the Homesown flower stall will be back at Sofacoma Market, off Lake St, with a range of lovely, local eco-friendly flowers grown on Oxford’s doorstep. If you would like to reserve flowers to be picked up at the … Continue reading →

Yesterday was the last market until September and for the next two weeks there will be no deliveries as we will be on holiday. Flowers will be available again from the second week of August when dahlias and lots of … Continue reading →

No markets this week, but if you would like to order bouquets, vases or jars of garden-gathered flowers they can be delivered for free within 5 miles of Oxford. All flowers are grown using an organic approach and are cottage … Continue reading →

The first sunflowers are beginning to bloom at the plot with roses and lots of other lovelies such as scabious, daisies and sweetpeas. Not so many plants available now as many of the perennials need time to fill their bigger … Continue reading →

Freshly picked, locally grown flowers are available for delivery to your door this Saturday and Sunday. Delivery is free within 5 miles of Oxford with a minimum order of £10. All the flowers are grown using an organic approach and … Continue reading →

The alternating sun and rain mean that there is an abundance of flowers for this week’s jars, bunches and bouquets. Cottage garden favourites such as roses, peonies and delphiniums are blooming alongside astrantia, sweet peas, love in a mist and … Continue reading →

Back at the Market this week with flowers and a small number of plants. No deliveries until next week, but garden-gathered bouquets, pickle jars and jam jars of flowers can be pre-ordered for collection at the Market. This week there … Continue reading →