My name is Gemma and I am a grower and florist in Farsley, West Yorkshire. Sustainability is at the heart of all of my work. I grow my own flowers without the use of chemicals, and with utmost care for the local environment and wildlife. I also work with a selection of trusted local growers to deliver beautiful, scented and natural flowers to your homes, events and businesses.

I am a resident of Farsley and am lucky enough to be able to grow nearby and also collaborate with other local growers to be able to offer the most beautiful of florals at a range of scales.

 

British, seasonal flowers, hand grown and arranged.

Flowers produced in this local, chemical-free way have a much, much lower carbon footprint than those grown across the globe or in heated greenhouses out of season, as many flowers are. I will let you know what is in season each month and I will often offer blooms which you may not usually get to see.

Wildwood is my small business baby, and I truly love it.

You can get in touch with me in the contact section to discuss weddings, installations or projects. I also have a beautiful regular newsletter and an Instagram account if you would like a behind the scenes peek at my work.

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A peak of my “home studio” in the background here 😅 But in the foreground are the delicious wedding flowers of June which were for the lovely Beth! The blooms are from the magical garden of @annadbell_branchout ✨
This year I have struggled so much to make time to photograph my wedding work before it goes out! I usually get out the “proper” camera and spend at least a mindful 5 mins before everything is picked up but even that has eluded me so far
This weekend’s bridal bouquet, the bridesmaids’ posies and some little details that I snapped quickly just before they all went out the door. I adored making these. The flowers chosen had special significance to the couple and I was hones
I believe at least some of my tulips will make through this year’s relentless squirrel attacks.. and come April-May I’ll be ready to share the beauty with spring’s brides and bunch-buyers (alliteration gone mad! 😂) I’ll also
A few years ago I posed atop some bags of woodchip in front of my plot for an article in @theyorkshirepost .. a few years before that I’d never grown a crop of flowers before! 🐣 My homework from @bloomwithlaurenne is to explain how Wildwood
The first big crop of the year will be my fancy daffodils. They smell good and they’re properly special and I love them. I have a beaaautiful wedding coming up at the end of March which I have some new varieties in the ground for. I’m so
There are more tulips on my posts than anything else I think but I buy super huge special bulbs and they’re divine when they flower so I’m allowed 🙊 This year the tulips are planted in (infinitely less Instagramable) mushroom crates in m
I can’t wait to be back at Farsley Farmers this year! I missed taking my tulips there last April and I’m so excited to share the spring and summer flowery abundance with you all 😍 1. Clutching a warm tea in the background 2. Daffs in th
It’s high time for a quick reintroduction! So, in brief, I’m Gemma and I grow flowers in Farsley. It’s been a very baby focussed year for me (in terms of life but also most of what I’ve shared on Instagram recently!) but my ba