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Nights are drawing in followed by misty mornings, but there are still plenty of flowers. Now the temperature is perfect for dahlias and the last flush of roses. These and the soft tones of michaelmas daisies are giving the plot … Continue reading →

After a short break, deliveries of jars, bouquets and buckets of lovely, local flowers are back from this Thursday. The stars of the show this week are dahlias in a range of colours from the subtle and fashionable Cafe au … Continue reading →

No deliveries until the week starting Monday, 13th September as we are taking a week’s break. Next Market: Sofacoma Market on Sunday, September 19th. Hope to see you there.

A few days holiday before deliveries start again next week. Lots of flowers looking good including: a second flush of roses and delphiniums, the start of the dahlias and lots of the glamorous acidenthera. Everything comes from the garden or … Continue reading →

Roses, scabious and achillea are just a few of the flowers still at their best while asters, cosmos and other new flowers are coming into bloom. A day’s notice for your order is helpful, but not always needed. Deliveries are … Continue reading →

Taking a week’s break from orders and deliveries from now until Monday, 9th August, but if you would like to pre-order flowers for any time after this date, just email me at the address below: thedevelopingplot@gmail.com

No markets this weekend or next, but flowers can be ordered for delivery from this Saturday (24th July). Roses, scabious and achillea are just a few of the flowers in their prime finding their way into this week’s bunches and … Continue reading →

Despite the mixed weather, the plot is abundant again this week with roses, delphiniums and a wide range of other cottage garden lovelies looking their best. If you would like to place an order for delivery this Saturday or Sunday, … Continue reading →

Apologies to anyone who was hoping to see the Homesown stall at SOFACOMA market on Sunday, but the recent heavy rain crushed so many flowers that there were only enough for orders. Luckily, they are springing back today. This week … Continue reading →