Growing Calendar
Flowers We're Growing This Season
Welcome to the Marguerite Rose Growing Calendar – your guide to Devon's seasonal flowers. Explore below to discover what we're growing and when each bloom should grace our fields—though our temperamental British weather always keeps us on our toes! We update our growing calendar regularly, so you'll never miss the perfect moment to enjoy our fresh blooms in your bouquets or arrangements.
Achillea
Achillea millefolium
Feathery achillea produces flat-topped clusters of tiny flowers in soft yellows, pinks, and whites that dry beautifully, adding delicate texture to fresh and dried bouquets.
Jun - Sep
Agapanthus
Agapanthus africanus
Agapanthus produces tall stems topped with spherical clusters of blue or white trumpet flowers, adding exotic height and architectural beauty to arrangements.
Jun - Oct
Alliums
Allium
Striking alliums produce perfect globe-shaped flower heads in purple and white that bees absolutely adore, adding architectural interest and long-lasting structure to bouquets.
May - Jun
Anemones
Anemone
Vibrant anemones showcase papery petals surrounding dark centers in bold colors from deep purples and reds to soft pinks and whites, ideal for striking focal points.
Mar - Jun
Aquilegia
Aquilegia vulgaris
Charming aquilegia feature distinctive spurred flowers in purple, pink, blue, and white that add whimsical cottage garden charm to any arrangement.
May - Jun
Astilbe
Astilbe
Feathery astilbe produces soft, plume-like flowers in pinks, whites, and creams that we love for adding delicate texture and movement to shaded garden arrangements.
Jun - Aug
Astrantia Major
Astrantia major
Astrantia major produces intricate star-shaped flowers with papery bracts in soft pinks and whites - they're brilliant for wildlife and add unique texture to arrangements.
Jun-Aug
Bluebells
Hyacinthoides non-scripta
Delicate bluebells create enchanting carpet-like displays with their nodding bell-shaped flowers in soft blue and occasional white, perfect for woodland-style arrangements.
Mar - May
Canterbury Bells
Campanula medium
Canterbury Bells produce charming bell-shaped flowers in soft blues, pinks, and whites that we absolutely love for their cottage garden appeal and delicate nodding blooms.
Jun - Aug
Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemum
Classic chrysanthemums produce full, rounded blooms in rich autumn colors from deep burgundy to golden yellow, providing essential late-season color for bouquets.
Aug - Sep
Marigolds
Calendula officinalis
Common marigolds offer cheerful, daisy-like blooms in bright oranges and yellows, bringing a sunny disposition and robust texture to summer and autumn arrangements.
May - Oct
Cosmos
Cosmos bipinnatus
Delicate cosmos produces simple daisy-like flowers in soft pinks, whites, and oranges that dance in the breeze, bringing graceful movement and cottage charm to bouquets.
Jun - Oct
Daffodils
Narcissus
Our daffodils and narcissus bloom in a beautiful range of colors from soft peach and pure white to vibrant yellows, offering versatile options for any spring arrangement.
Feb - May
Dahlias
Dahlia
Stunning dahlias produce intricate blooms in countless shapes and colors from soft pastels to deep burgundies, absolute showstoppers until first frost.
Jul - Oct
Delphiniums
Delphinium
Towering delphiniums produce spectacular spikes of blue and purple flowers - tricky to grow but absolutely worth the effort for their dramatic impact in bouquets.
Jun - Jul
Dried Honesty
Lunaria annua
Dried honesty reveals beautiful translucent silvery seed pods that shimmer like coins, adding delicate texture and ethereal beauty to dried winter arrangements.
Oct - Dec
Dried lavender
Lavandula angustifolia
Fragrant dried lavender retains its calming purple color and beloved scent for months, bringing natural aromatherapy and timeless charm to dried bouquets and arrangements.
Oct - Dec
Dried poppies
Papaver somniferum
Elegant poppy seed pods create sculptural forms with their distinctive urn shapes, adding unique texture and natural architecture to dried arrangements.
Oct - Dec
Dried Statice
Limonium
Papery statice retains its vibrant purple, pink, and white colors beautifully when dried, providing long-lasting color and delicate texture for autumn and winter arrangements.
Oct - Dec
Dried teasels
Dipsacus fullonum
Spiky teasels provide striking structure with their egg-shaped seed heads that goldfinches love, adding wild texture and interest to dried arrangements.
Oct - Dec
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take custom or larger orders?
We do! If you’re looking for something special — whether it’s a larger bouquet or something bespoke — just get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
What’s in a seasonal bouquet?
Each arrangement evolves with the seasons. We curate bouquets using only what’s blooming in our garden that week, ensuring every creation is unique while guaranteeing freshness and natural beauty. To preview what flowers will be featured in upcoming arrangements, explore our seasonal growing calendar.
Where do your flowers come from?
All of our flowers are grown here on our small flower farm in Devon. We follow the natural rhythm of the seasons and never import — everything is handpicked and arranged with care.
Can I customise an arrangement?
Absolutely! We can customise many of our arrangements. Please contact us via email at info@steelblue-weasel-346162.hostingersite.com or us using our contact form to discuss your specific requests.
Are all the flowers listed in the calendar guaranteed to be available?
While the calendar provides a general overview of the flowering season, availability can vary depending on weather conditions, unexpected blooms, and demand. It’s always best to confirm availability with Marguerite Rose before placing an order.
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information.
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