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Cut flower roses with pink and white blooms on a wooden table.
Person tending to a garden filled with colorful flowers on a sunny day.

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.

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

— Flower Farmers Of Ireland

Flicky Howe cutting dahlias at Howe Hill Flowers image by Anna Groniecka Photography
Cutting snapdragons at Howe Hill Flowers image by Anna Groniecka Photography
Creating bouquets with Irish grown flowers at Horetown House

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A look at what's going on inside my small polytunnel. Ranunculus getting ready to flower, dahlia tubers potted up and autumn sown sweet pea planted today. More about dahlias in my next post.
HI, and good morning from Dublin. I'm Geraldine from. Dublin City Flower Flower, hosting this week. Thanks a million Zahra from Hale and Honey for last week's hosting. I have been growing cut flowers in Dublin , at home in my own garden in D20 and a
Hellebores - one of the most beautiful spring flowers. We have some really gorgeous ones but we sadly don’t know the varieties of most of them, bought with no labels or gifted from relatives. It makes them all the more special! Some bloom from
Spring flowers 🌸 all the hard work of the autumn starts to pay off now and we are rewarded with the gorgeous and unique flowers of springtime. Tulips, ranunculus, anemones, narcissus and hellebores are the stars of the show but all the flowering tre
Good evening from a gloriously sunny day here in Co Tipp 🌼 Our first proper crop of the year is narcissus and it’s always the same varieties that bloom first - Ice King and Ice Follies, followed by Bridal Crown. Today the first Geranium opened
Hi everyone, Zahra from @haleandhoney hosting the FFOI account this week 🌼 Thanks to Sarah @moneygormfarm for handing over and great hosting last week, you guys have a fantastic looking farm, very impressive polytunnels! We are a mother/daughter t
It's been a great week here on the farm, between the sunny weather and the dry days we have achieved so much. Weeding, mulching, sowing, planting -- you name it, we've done it! The tulips are beginning to bloom nicely and I cut the first ranunculus t
Some of my favourite photos of the farm in bloom last season.
The first of our tulips bloomed yesterday while we were away from the farm and had opened this morning. No good for sale but definitely good for my kitchen island!
🌻 Our first batch of sunflower seedlings are really taking off. They will be planted into one of our tunnels for the earliest possible sunflower harvest. 🌻Last year we grew some branching varieties for sheer enjoyment. They grew much taller than b
Today Rory prepared the beds in the first of the two new tunnels we are erecting this spring. This tunnel will be bursting with blooms and scents within a few months. It will see its first harvest of dahlias, zinnias, asters and more this summer. It