Where to buy our bouquets
We sell fresh and dried bouquets at markets and community events throughout the season. Browse the calendar below to see where we will be next.
There are no events booked for this month
How to buy our flower buckets
We sell freshly cut flowers by the bucket from our farm, to florists and members of the public, perfect for:
- DIY weddings
- Parties and events
- Arrangements at home
Each bucket is filled with a variety of stems, from focal to filler flowers, giving you everything you need to create your own beautiful display.
The buckets include a mixture of the best picks from the field that week. If you would like a particular colour palette or variety, please let us know and we would be happy to assist.
Collection from our South Bristol farm (BS14 0DF) only. Cash or card payment taken on collection, except for orders over £50, where payment will need to be made via bank transfer 24 hours in advance.
About us
Who we are
Homekind Studio is a flower farm and floristry service run by Eilidh (pronounced AY-lee) and Ed. After meeting when we were teens we ended up at art school together, and both went on to work in design. An obsession with growing flowers and a fascination with the natural world took hold after lockdown, and when we started out on our first allotment.
Since then Eilidh has volunteered and completed a WRAGS traineeship (Work and Retrain As a Gardener Scheme) at Heart of BS13 Flowers – a flower farm in South Bristol, who have welcomed us onto the site we now share, which sits within Hartcliffe City Farm. Our patch was strewn with rubbish and thick with brambles, so it is a continuous labour of love transforming it into a productive flower farm.
How we grow
We are committed to building our farm and business as sustainably as possible.
We are no-dig, which means we disturb the ground as little as possible – applying cardboard and compost mulches as a layer on top to suppress weeds and feed the soil. This helps keeps carbon in the ground and allows the whole ecosystem under our feet to thrive. Happy soil, happy flowers!
We are chemical-free, which means the flowers we sell are 100% natural, with no synthetic inputs. Our farm and its wild surroundings is rich in wildlife doing its thing. Aphids are eaten by sparrows and ladybirds, and nettles and comfrey leaves provide the best ingredients for homemade organic fertiliser.
Our bouquets are also plastic-free. They are wrapped in paper and fully compostable, so they can return to the soil and continue the cycle!
FAQs
When you buy our flowers you are supporting a small business in nurturing a biodiverse patch of land on the edge of our city. We work with nature to produce a chemical-free, low carbon, beautiful product that serves the bees and the butterflies as well as our customers.
We think it is very important to sell flowers which are grown here, not flown here. It is difficult to transport flowers across continents, which means a lot less choice when it comes to imported blooms. Our flowers only need to travel very locally so customers can enjoy delicately petalled varieties, sweet scents, and a myriad of colours.
We are committed to building our farm and business as sustainably as possible.
We are no-dig, which means we disturb the ground as little as possible – applying cardboard and compost mulches as a layer on top to suppress weeds and feed the soil. This helps keeps carbon in the ground and allows the whole ecosystem under our feet to thrive. Happy soil, happy flowers!
We are chemical-free, which means the flowers we sell are 100% natural, with no synthetic inputs. Our farm and its wild surroundings is rich in wildlife doing its thing. Aphids are eaten by sparrows and ladybirds, and nettles and comfrey leaves provide the best ingredients for homemade organic fertiliser.
Our bouquets are also plastic-free. They are wrapped in paper and fully compostable, so they can return to the soil and continue the cycle!
Yes. Every bouquet is tied with raffia and wrapped in paper, making them fully biodegradable and completely free from single-use plastic. We use second hand plastic buckets from the wholesalers to supply our customers with loose stems. We are always grateful if these can be returned so we can continue to use them.
When we need to purchase something made of plastic for our farm, such as trays and pots to grow our seedlings, we invest in high quality durable products which will last many years, if not a lifetime.