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The Real Flower Company blog
Your go-to for naturally beautiful, sustainably grown flowers. Explore seasonal inspiration, flower care tips, and the stories behind our scented blooms.
Posted On: 29th September 2017
Posted By: The Real Flower Company
New ideas for using flowers creatively seem to have an almost magical Instagram appeal. But for us as sustainable flower farmers, what’s exciting is how Instagram is helping people to appreciate how different flowers come and go through
Posted On: 22nd September 2017
Posted By: The Real Flower Company
Glorious Grasses Rob our Farm Manager has trialed at least 30 different types of grass and said that even the varieties which grow easily in the garden are not necessarily good for cutting. After several years he has
Posted On: 15th September 2017
Flowery History Though they have been grown in Europe for well over two hundred years, Dahlias are thought to originate in Mexico and are that country’s national flower. Dahlias are believed to have been named by 18th-century Spanish
