Wild Stem · Frome

Flowers with their feet in the season.

A small florist studio and shop on Cheap Street, filled with what is growing close to Frome. Almost every stem comes from within forty miles. Nothing is flown in.
A florist in a linen apron carries an armful of coral and deep red dahlias out of a stone doorway on a steep cobbled street
Our way of working

Not any flower, at any time.

We buy almost everything from growers within forty miles of the shop and work with what their fields are ready to give: tulips in April, sweet peas in July and dahlias until the first frost. Nothing flown in. Nothing asked to pretend it is another season.
A grower bends to cut coral ranunculus in a field at dawn, a church tower on the horizon
Ivy ties a loose bouquet of coral and burgundy dahlias at the studio's worktable, twine and scissors beside her
The Friday bouquet / tied by hand
Bouquets & arrangements

Loose, generous, a little wild.

The flowers change each week; the shapes and prices stay steady. Delivery within eight miles of Frome is £6 — order by phone, in the shop or through the enquiry form.
  • The market bunchOne kind of flower, whatever is best this week, tied simply in paper.Ready to take, £22
  • The Friday bouquetMost givenOur everyday hand-tied: five or six seasonal stems, hedgerow foliage, kraft paper.Hand-tied, £45
  • The big gestureGenerous, loose and a little wild — for birthdays, apologies and new babies.Hand-tied, £75
  • Jam jar posyA small posy in a jar we have washed and kept. Bring the jar back for £2 off the next.Ready to take, £18
  • Sympathy flowersSoft white and green, for a home or a service.A day ahead, from £55
  • Door wreathPine, dried orange and cones on a moss base, made from mid-November until it runs out.Winter, £58
The year, in stems

Every season leaves something behind.

Blush, peach and cream ranunculus
First colour
01

Spring

Tulips, ranunculus, narcissi and cherry blossom from March.
Pink, magenta and white cosmos under a pale sky
The generous months
02

Summer

Sweet peas, cornflowers, garden roses and cosmos, June to August — the bouquets get bigger.
Plum, burgundy and coral dahlias
Before the frost
03

Autumn

Dahlias in every colour, rose hips, grasses and the last sunflowers, until the first frost.
Frosted teasel seed heads and silvery evergreen foliage
Structure and scent
04

Winter

Evergreens, seed heads, dried stems and amaryllis grown under glass; a wreath for the door in December.
The flower subscription

Let the fields choose for you.

The same bouquet size on every plan, with delivery within eight miles included. No checkout here — choose a plan and we arrange the details with you.

Monthly

£42per delivery
One bouquet on the same day each month.
  • A seasonal hand-tied bouquet
  • Delivery within eight miles
  • Pause or skip any month
  • A glass vase with the first delivery (not included)
  • A December wreath instead of a bouquet (not included)
Most chosen

Fortnightly

£38per delivery
Fresh flowers before the last ones have gone over.
  • A seasonal hand-tied bouquet
  • Delivery within eight miles
  • Pause or skip any delivery
  • A glass vase with the first delivery
  • A December wreath instead of a bouquet (not included)

Weekly

£34per delivery
For kitchens, shops and reception desks.
  • A seasonal hand-tied bouquet
  • Delivery within eight miles
  • Pause or skip any delivery
  • A glass vase with the first delivery
  • A December wreath instead of a bouquet

Pause or skip a delivery whenever you are away.

Weddings & events

Your date. Its flowers.

Noor Haddad runs every wedding from the first cup of tea to collecting the vases on Sunday. We show you what will be out on your date, then build the flowers around the place, the light and the gathering.
  • Table flowers
  • Bouquets
  • Buttonholes
  • Arches
A long barn table laid with linen and lined with glass vases of dahlias and grasses
Hands wiring a small buttonhole of a coral dahlia beside a reel of twine
Hands around a worn timber table arranging winter foliage, berries and dahlias, seen from above
The studio table / everyone makes something different
Workshops in the studio

Make it with your own hands.

Eight people at most around the big table. Every stem and tool is provided, and you take home what you make.
  • Winter wreath eveningThursdays in December, with hot apple juice and mince pies.2½ hours, £75materials included
  • Seasonal vase arrangingFirst Saturday of the month: a loose vase arrangement from what the growers sent that week.2 hours, £65materials included
  • Hand-tied bouquet basicsWeekday evenings: the spiral, the tie and the wrap.90 minutes, £55materials included
  • Your own groupAny of the three workshops for your group only: a hen party, a team afternoon or a birthday.6–12 people, £50per person
The people

A small studio, closely held.

Ivy Marsh trimming coral dahlias at the studio table
Ivy Marsh
Founder, head florist
Makes most of the bouquets and decides what comes in each week.
Noor Haddad writing a table plan among candles and jars of flowers in a stone barn
Noor Haddad
Weddings and events
Carries every wedding from the first conversation to the last collected vase.
Bea Lowther lifting a bucket of pink dahlias out of the back of a plain white van
Bea Lowther
Growers and deliveries
Drives the Tuesday round of the farms.
June Marsh smiling as she wraps a bunch of wild flowers by the window
June Marsh
Saturdays
Ivy’s mother, a florist for forty years, and the reason the shop exists at all.
Voices

From tables, kitchens and weddings.

“Ivy came to see the barn in March and never once said ‘peonies won’t be out yet’. She showed us what would be, and it was better than anything on our mood board.”
Hannah and TomMarried at Selwood Barn in September
“Every Thursday there is a new jar on the table and I never know what it will be. My kitchen has never looked this good in November.”
Priya ShahWeekly subscriber, Frome
“I order my mum’s flowers on the first of the month. She rings me before I have had time to ask.”
Owen PriceMonthly subscriber
A few useful answers

Good to know.

Still wondering? Write to hello@wildstem.example
Where do the flowers come from?
Almost all are grown within forty miles of the shop, and nothing is flown in.
Can I ask for a particular flower?
Tell us the feeling, occasion or colour you love. We work with what is naturally in season rather than promising a particular stem.
How do I order?
Call, visit the shop or use the enquiry form. The site takes no payment.
Do you deliver?
Delivery within eight miles of Frome is £6. It is included with every subscription plan.
Can I pause a subscription?
Yes. Monthly plans can pause or skip any month; fortnightly and weekly plans any delivery.
Enquire / visit

Tell us what you have in mind.

A date, an occasion, a colour you love, a workshop place or a message for the card — start wherever you are.
Wild Stem Flowers Ltd9 Cheap Street Frome BA11 1BN, Somersethello@wildstem.example

On the steep cobbled street, two minutes’ walk from the Market Yard car park. Or ring 01632 960 418.

Zinc buckets of dahlias along the stone wall of the shop on a steep cobbled street
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A row of zinc buckets packed with dahlias, stocks and the last sunflowers in deep shadow
Wild Stem · Cheap Street, Frome

The season has something for you.

There is a bucket of whatever is best this week by the door.