LITTLE PINK GARDEN IS A FLOWER FARM GROWING FRESH, CURATED BLOOMS IN THE SURREY COUNTRYSIDE. MORE THAN A FARM, IT'S A CREATIVE SPACE FOR GATHERINGS, WORKSHOPS, AND SEASONAL EVENTS — ROOTED IN REGENERATIVE FARMING PRACTICES AND DRIVEN BY A THOUGHTFUL APPROACH TO HOW WE GROW, CREATE, AND CONNECT.
About
Founded by Hayley and her partner Dan, Little Pink Garden combines a contemporary vision for British-grown floristry with a deep respect for the land. Every flower is grown without pesticides, guided by the seasons, and cultivated with care — whether for events, florists, or everyday enjoyment.
From seasonal florist buckets to bespoke bouquets, our flowers are grown for a variety of creative purposes. We collaborate on weddings, PR launches, creative projects, and workshops — always bringing considered, British-grown, seasonal flowers to every brief. Our process is rooted in a commitment to regenerative practices, and our floral style reflects an inquisitive, forward-looking approach to colour, form, and movement.
The
beginning
After a career forecasting design and cultural trends, Hayley turned her focus to the land, establishing a flower farm shaped by a contemporary understanding of how we grow and consume. She now applies that same future-focused thinking to regenerative growing — experimenting with new varieties, prioritising British-grown, seasonal blooms, and building systems that work with, not against, the land.
Partnering with Dan, whose background in electrical construction and current work in contracts management brings essential structure to the farm, they’ve developed Little Pink Garden into a space where ecological care, contemporary blooms, and operational clarity go hand in hand. Dan’s work on infrastructure and the farm’s smooth running allows Hayley to focus on its long-term direction — both as a sustainable growing space and a considered floral offering.
Little Pink Garden Today
Each day at Little Pink Garden is shaped by the rhythm of the seasons — from planting and nurturing crops to harvesting every stem by hand. In an industry dominated by imported, chemically-treated flowers, we offer something different: British-grown blooms, cultivated without pesticides and rooted in regenerative practices that support the health of the soil and surrounding ecosystem.
We supply wholesale flowers to florists and designers looking for fresh, characterful stems with natural shape and movement. Alongside this, we create bespoke bouquets, floral installations, and seasonal British weddings flowers, as well as providing flowers for creative collaborations and seasonal workshops. Every stem is grown with care, and every order reflects the season, the land, and the people tending to it.
Ready to work with us?
Whether you're looking for seasonal blooms for a special project, want to learn more about our workshops, or are planning a wedding or event, we’d love to collaborate. Get in touch to discuss your ideas and how we can bring your vision to life with our hand-grown, British blooms.
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OUR FLOWERS
Every stem we grow is a reflection of the land, the seasons, and a love for natural beauty. With an eye for colour and composition, our pickings are as curated as they are cultivated. Discover what’s in bloom and bring a piece of the garden into your work.
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THE FARM
We’re committed to sustainable practices, growing British flowers organically with no pesticides. Each stem is hand-harvested to ensure quality. Our ethical approach ensures fresh, seasonal blooms that are kind to the environment.
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Get in touch
Speak to us today about wholesale orders, bespoke arrangements, installations, or planning your next event. We also welcome collaborations and creative projects—let’s bring your floral vision to life.
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IN THE GARDEN
More than a flower farm, the garden is a place to gather, create, and connect. From intimate PR events to hands-on workshops and creative collaborations, we host and organise, and cultivate dream occasions, tailored to every need.
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FURTHER READING
Join us on our journey as we grow the farm and navigate the challenges of sustainable farming. On our journal, we also share flower care tips, explore floristry trends, delve into British flower history, and reflect on the changing seasons in Surrey.