This week, we've been making hay while the sun shines🌞
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| | Good evening,
We hope you have had a great week. For us, this week has been a busy week as usual but also incredibly productive. It was British Flowers Week, an event we always love, as it gives us an opportunity to to pause for a moment and reflect on how proud we are of the wonderful team who work tirelessly to care for, pick and arrange out beautiful British blooms.
This week, we want to tell you: Barry is thrilled that the weather has enabled him to mow, ted, rake and bale some of the fields, making a whopping 289 bales this week alone! Nanda did a lovely video for FlowerVision in honour of of British Flower week that we've managed to get our hands on what is in the veg pack shed what will be in next week's boxes and the recipe we will be making next week.
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| | Getting ready for the winter months |
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It may sound crazy to be thinking about winter when there is all of this lovely sunshine at the moment, but when you farm livestock you always have to keep the next 6-12 months in focus.
So, this week, whenever he got a spare moment, Barry was out in the fields, mowing grass. The cut grass then lays out in the sun for a couple of days and is turned regularly allowing it to dry, before its raked into rows and baled a couple of days later.
During the winter months, our herd of cows will get through 6 hay bales per day, meaning we need A LOT to get through the season. Last year, we had a very hot and dry summer which meant that we didn't have enough grass on our farm, and we had to buy in a lot of organic hay bales! This year has already started better weather-wise which has enabled us to cut more of our own grass. Let's hope it stays that way! |
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| | That's a wrap on British Flowers Week 2026 |
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To celebrate British Flowers Week 2026, our partners at Flowervision posted a lovely video of Nanda showing what her team have been busy growing this year, and giving a brief insight into the journey our beautiful stems take to get to the Flowervision warehouse in Bristol. |
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| | What's left to buy this week in the veg shed? |
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Here is what veg we have available to add to your orders next week: |
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Cabbages Garlic Kohlrabi Courgettes Potatoes Swiss chard Salad |
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| | Here is what to expect in your deliveries next week: |
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| | Everyone loves a good potato salad. It is the epitome of Summer comfort food, and it is best when made with delicious, organic potatoes and spring onions.
Well, luckily for you, we are including the main ingredients in all of our veg boxes next week! |
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| | The deadline for our 24, 25 & 26 June deliveries is, |
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| | We are running low on delivery boxes. If you have recently received an order in a box, please leave them out for collection in a sheltered spot before your next delivery.
Our customers are generally brilliant at returning boxes, an enormous thank you to everyone! |
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