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A dense mass of freshly cut dahlias in coral, pink, peach and crimson

A cutting garden full of dahlias.

Grown in the village of Ewhurst, at the foot of the Surrey Hills, and offered by the bloom, the bunch, the bouquet or the curated bucket.

The collection

Find your colour first.

Every variety we grow. Pick a colour to see just those, or run through the whole lot in order.

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Buying flowers

Four ways to take them home.

By the stem

Choose bloom by bloom. Good for a single jug on the kitchen table, or for making up something particular.

By the bunch

A tied bunch of whatever is looking best, in the colours you ask for.

Bouquets

Made up and wrapped, with seasonal annuals, perennials and foliage cut from the same garden.

Curated buckets

A bucket of conditioned stems in a chosen palette — for event florists, or for arranging your own wedding flowers.

A large cream and blush dahlia surrounded by magenta and coral blooms

Weddings & events

Buckets for people doing their own flowers.

Buckets of dahlias and seasonal flowers for arranging your own wedding, and for event florists. Tell us your date and the colours you are after, and we will talk it through.

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The season

Dahlias keep their own calendar.

They start in July, hit their stride through late summer, and keep going until the first frost blackens them.

JunPlanting
JulFirst blooms
AugPeak
SepPeak
OctIn flower
NovTil first frost
DecResting

Where we are

Ewhurst, at the foot of the Surrey Hills.

Dahlias grow here in a palette of pink, coral, blush, apricot, purple, orange and white — alongside seasonal annuals, perennials and foliage to go with them.

Liz standing among the dahlia beds in flower at Ewhurst
Liz in the beds, Ewhurst

Get in touch

We would love to hear from you.

Ring, email, or send a message on Instagram — whichever is easiest. Tell us roughly what you are after and when, and we will take it from there.

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