The Burren Flower Farm

The Burren Flower Farm is owned and run by me, Sarah Wall. Located in County Clare in the west of Ireland, the Burren region is renowned as a botanical paradise with a unique and abundant mix of native wildflowers. It’s precisely this diversity that allows me to grow and use both cultivated and wildflowers in my floral creations. My style of arrangement,  whether subtle or bold, is characterised by colour, texture, and a certain wildness and is heavily influenced by my natural surroundings. With an eighteen-acre property of mixed habitats limestone pavement, mixed native woodland, turlough, and meadows, I’m surrounded by an abundance of wild material and inspiration. Extremely conscious of the natural environment around me, I manage my farm using only organic composts and fertilisers of seaweed, nettle, and comfrey, all of which are grown on the farm or collected from the local seashore. A great many of the flowers and plants, I grow purposely for bees and other pollinators. When I forage, I do so mindfully and usually on my own property.

From mid-March to mid-October,  I make weekly deliveries to hotels, guesthouses, and restaurants between Ennis, Galway, and the Burren. Regular customers also buy directly from me at the Kinvara Farmer’s  Market every Friday.

The Burren Flower Farm specialises in weddings and events where a natural, wildflower look is preferred or requested and where the client wants to know that they are choosing a local and ecologically sustainable option that also happens to be incredibly beautiful. I work with clients to achieve their particular look.

It’s important that my customers: really enjoy their flowers, to the extent that they make them smile;  that they make them feel a little in awe of nature, and;  that they know they are getting value for money. If they encourage their friends and family to consider their local flower farmer next time they need flowers, that’s a bonus! If you need flowers or need to discuss an upcoming event, family, or business/corporate, do drop me an email, text me or pick up the phone. Looking forward to talking flowers with you.