Moat Farm Flowers

Moat Farm Flowers Beautiful fresh flowers grown in Suffolk. We arrange flowers for weddings, parties, deliveries, funeral flowers.

Monthly workshops at the farm on growing, arranging and other flower related topics.

The first of the spring sown antirrhinums (snapdragons) peeping through. These tiny seeds are always the first I sow - ...
19/02/2020

The first of the spring sown antirrhinums (snapdragons) peeping through. These tiny seeds are always the first I sow - and so quick to germinate which is so reassuring - and magical!

The hellebores are here. Amazing that something so delicate looking should flower in February. For picking purposes they...
12/02/2020

The hellebores are here. Amazing that something so delicate looking should flower in February. For picking purposes they are best left until pollinated and the seed pods have formed, then they will have a good vase life. For the time being I am enjoying them in the garden.

My top 9 favourites from 2019. A bit late I know! Appropriately starting top left with Rosanna’s bouquet, and the flower...
06/01/2020

My top 9 favourites from 2019. A bit late I know! Appropriately starting top left with Rosanna’s bouquet, and the flowers in Dennington church. It also happily includes 2 wedding arches, a funeral wreath, dried flower installation , hellebores and roses. All home grown/british flowers and foam-free arrangements. And the gorgeous pink tulips which I took last Feb at tulip farm on a visit with . Looking forward to lots more this year!

It’s always nice when wedding flowers get a ‘second life’ as gifts to friends etc - so this weekends wedding was a delig...
08/12/2019

It’s always nice when wedding flowers get a ‘second life’ as gifts to friends etc - so this weekends wedding was a delight. Today I held a workshop for the brides family and friends to repurpose these Christmassy garlands into wreaths for their front doors. What a wonderful momento to take home from a wedding which also featured a huge wreath on the wall of . Thanks to for some nifty garlanding! @ Bruisyard Country Estate

Busy making wreaths for the Festive Makers Market in Orford tomorrow.
30/11/2019

Busy making wreaths for the Festive Makers Market in Orford tomorrow.

Bringing Autumn indoors. The yellows and golds have been glowing in the hedgerows this year. This was an autumnal instal...
28/11/2019

Bringing Autumn indoors. The yellows and golds have been glowing in the hedgerows this year. This was an autumnal installation in a beautiful light filled house in Norfolk. With beech, oak, birch, field maple and some vibrant dried hydrangeas. The hazel in last picture has been my favourite but the leaves fall off too quickly indoors!

I never like to start making my wreaths too early - but suddenly it’s time to prepare for two Christmas fairs next weeke...
24/11/2019

I never like to start making my wreaths too early - but suddenly it’s time to prepare for two Christmas fairs next weekend. On Friday 29 I will be at The Queen at Brandeston for their Christmas Emporium 1-6pm. On Sunday 1 December I will be at the Festive Makers Market in Orford Town Hall 10-4. Expect wreaths fresh and dried, and bunches of dried flowers. This is my rather autumnal start with some 3D twigs of oak and birch, cotoneaster and bracken.

Flo’s bouquet with the cafe au lait dahlias, phlox and my new favourite celosia. The eight bridesmaids had similar/small...
26/09/2019

Flo’s bouquet with the cafe au lait dahlias, phlox and my new favourite celosia. The eight bridesmaids had similar/smaller bouquets. Time is racing by and I am now gathering the ingredients for a bright bouquet for this weekend. On Saturday and Sunday I will be at selling our flowers and chatting about local and seasonal flowers. I am bringing some dried flowers too this year. Come and say hello!

Exciting ingredients for today’s wedding bouquets - all picked here. The dahlias have loved this sunny week. The last pi...
21/09/2019

Exciting ingredients for today’s wedding bouquets - all picked here. The dahlias have loved this sunny week. The last picture was taken before picking on Thursday. Dahlias Labrynth, Jowey Winnie, Bronze Cornel and Preference in the middle row - nicely matching the barn roof.

So hard to capture, but this was the flowery meadow for Alice and Laurie in the beautiful church at Bramford. Lots of di...
09/09/2019

So hard to capture, but this was the flowery meadow for Alice and Laurie in the beautiful church at Bramford. Lots of different flowers, grasses and herbs. That and the acidanthera and phlox smelt wonderful. There were also some really impressive hornbeam trees from Botanica nurseries.

It’s time to start again! Come and plan your plot and start an autumn sowing for your cut flowers here on Mon 2 Sept. Co...
26/08/2019

It’s time to start again! Come and plan your plot and start an autumn sowing for your cut flowers here on Mon 2 Sept. Collecting seed is always a fun job and perfect in this hot weather... if you would like a kick start to growing flowers there are 2 places on the morning workshop Mon 2 Sept. Which is next Monday! Small group with tailored help and lots of practical tips. Please follow link in bio or DM. @ Dennington

Such a pretty church with this little lych gate just asking for flowers! A wild mix of roses, honey suckle, Annabelle hy...
04/08/2019

Such a pretty church with this little lych gate just asking for flowers! A wild mix of roses, honey suckle, Annabelle hydrangeas, dahlias and agapanthus. Such a peaceful place, with a small aeroplane swooping over head until we waved back.. and off it buzzed. Thanks to Jen for all your help.

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Bruisyard
Saxmundham
IP17 2EJ

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07799 621403

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