Flowers for Easter April 2023 

  Scented Spring country flowers make a perfect Easter gift. (Or of course, bring a touch of Springtime to your home!) 100% of the flowers & foliage included in our bouquets are grown in the British Isles.
  Our flowers are Always grown & NEVER flown!
Preorders now open for;
  • Delivery within our local area on Friday 7th April
  • 'Click & Collect' from the Flower Farm (DG7 3QR) on Thursday 6th April 2pm - 5pm & Saturday 8th April 10am - 1pm
  • Order Online via Links below or Telephone 01644 420407 (please leave message if no reply -we're flower growers & not always near the phone!)
 ​  Flowers are arranged in an informal 'garden style'. Contents & colours will vary depending on best available flowers on the day. Pictures give guidance for size & contents only, all will be of equal value & lovely.
​  A variety of Speciality Tulips, Narcissi, Alstroemeria, plus  Eucalyptus have been ordered from our British growers. Fingers crossed we'll have our Galloway-grown flowers too!
  The flowers will be simply wrapped in kraft paper, trimmed with a pretty ribbon & ready to pop into a jug/vase.
​No plastic waste = better for environment, less to landfill & more flowers for Mum!​​
Delivery & Collections;
  •  Local delivery Friday 7th April only plus £5. Please check list below before ordering
  • Deliveries to; Castle Douglas, St. John's Town of Dalry, New Galloway, Balmaclellan, Bridge of Dee, Corsock (village only), Crocketford, Crossmichael, Gelston, Glenlochar, Haugh of Urr, Kirkpatrick Durham,  Laurieston, Parton, Rhonehouse, St. John's Town of Dalry 
  • For deliveries further afield, we may be able to help for additional delivery charge. Please contact us before ordering 
  • Please note, we don't offer nationwide deliveries​
  • Collection from Flower Farm at DG7 3QR (Balmaclellan, nr. New Galloway) on Thursday 6th April 2pm - 5pm & Saturday 8th 10am - 1pm
Looking for Something Different?
We deliver flowers regularly to many local Mum's (including to local care homes) throughout the season. It keeps the flower love coming for longer!