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We are The Flower Farmers Of Ireland.

Irish Holly wreath being put together by Amelia's Garden Flowers
frosty morning garden scene at TwoPot Posies in Co.Cork

2026 Membership Opens January 1st!

2026 Membership Opens January 1st!

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New and renewing membership is open throughout January only, and we would love to welcome you on board. Click down below to join.

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Nurturing Ireland’s Floriculture

The Flower Farmers of Ireland exists to promote the work of Ireland’s commercial cut-flower and foliage growers, at all levels. We advise and support members in matters of cultivation, marketing, sales, and opportunity. We believe that flowers & foliage should be grown sustainably, with respect for the environment and people in the trade.

White duck among colorful flowers with cabins in the background.
Map of Ireland with numerous red location markers, showing cities, towns, and geographic features.

We have members throughout Ireland

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“Working WITH nature to produce seasonal Irish cut flowers & foliage”

— Flower Farmers Of Ireland

Cutting snapdragons at Howe Hill Flowers image by Anna Groniecka Photography
Seed Trays at Mayglass Flowers Wexford
Dried Flowers at Mayglass in Wexford
frosted plants at TwoPot Posies in Co.Cork
Flower beds at TwoPot Posies in Co.Cork covered up for winter
Polytunnel at TwoPot Posies in Co.Cork covered in frost
Creating bouquets with Irish grown flowers at Horetown House
Sarah at Moneygorm Farm holding a big bunch of her homegrown snapdragons
Flicky Howe cutting dahlias at Howe Hill Flowers image by Anna Groniecka Photography
Hesperis (Sweet Rocket) grown by Howe Hill Flowers in West Cork

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🌼 We’re giving away two tickets to Bloom — come celebrate Irish flowers with us! 🌿 Flower Farmers of Ireland are so excited to be heading back to @bordbiabloom this year. After winning Silver for our display garden last year, we can&rs
@tarahill_flowers our business during the flower season mainly consists of weddings and events. Some brides come to us specifically looking for Irish grown flowers. This is a wedding bouquet we did last July with flowers grown from our flower field.
Ranunculus, Anemones and Tulips. Spring flower staples for this time of the year. We can grow some beautiful colours of these varieties and they can brighten up any table, home wedding at this time of the year.
Hi everyone, It's Aine here from Tara Hill Flowers. We are located in Tara Hill north of Gorey Co Wexford. We farm approx 1 acre of cut flowers and folliage. We predominately supply wedding and events flowers along with bouquets during our floral sea
Taylor from @betweenthebriars in Co. Cork Hosting the @flowerfarmersireland socials this week Each season seems to be different with the businesses focus. Last year we were really focusing on large events and wholesale. This coming year is about sha
Leucojum from @betweenthebriars in co. Cork This post got a lot of attention recently on our business IG so reposting here .... if you like it please follow us on our IG page too @betweenthebriars -------- Who's also here for leucojum as an earl
Hello from @betweenthebriars in Co. Cork We specialise in -seasonally inspired wedding flowers, with an emphasis on installations -weekly bouquet delivery around Cork city, and nationwide via courier - wholesale flowers to flower shops and stud
I adore usiingg climbers in bouquets and arrangements, they have an elegance and looseness that's hard to replicate, and this is my first of the year, clematis Early Sensation. Isn't she a beauty! I'm handing over to @betweenthebriars , who is much
There is a feeling of panic (for me anyway!) at this time of the year. All of a sudden everything needs pricking out/planting on/ planting out/ feeding/ weeding/ moving/sowing and there just isn't enough hours in the day. But at the same time, I am s
One of the benefits of being a member of Flower Farmers of Ireland is the group buying schemes. It means that collectively we can source commercial varieties bred for cut flower production, such as these beautiful butterfly ranunculus. We can trial t