The Flower Team

There’s something quietly wonderful about gifting flowers. They don’t just brighten a space — they shift the mood, soften a moment and say things words can’t. But when you’re not sure what someone loves most, or when they’ll be home to enjoy it, a flower gift voucher is a thoughtful alternative that still blooms with joy – whatever the season.

Crimson. Ruby. Scarlet. Meet the flower of the season — always ready to shine

Amaryllis are showstoppers — tall, striking and brimming with festive spirit. But to keep them at their best through the season, a little know-how goes a long way. From trimming and temperature to placement and prep, these simple steps will help your stems stay upright, thrive for longer and set the scene for every Christmas guest and gathering.

Looking for ideas for Christmas flowers to spruce up your dining table? Discover the best flowers for Christmas with Freddie’s Flowers today.

There’s a quiet magic in Tabby Booth’s work — bold silhouettes that hold both stillness and story. Based in Falmouth, Cornwall, Tabby is an artist, illustrator and curator whose work explores character and contrast. Having co-founded Cygnets Art School and later Sailors Jail Gallery, her creative path has taken her from teaching children’s art classes to curating exhibitions in a converted 17th-century jail. 
We caught up with her to talk about creative rediscovery, painting flowers, and how interiors shape the way she sees the world.

As foods, cabbages have been cooked and eaten for more than 4,000 years - in addition to culinary reasons, they were said to also have medicinal properties and served as a hangover cure.  With such a long history, it’s no wonder they’ve also made their way into flower arrangements…in the shape of the wonderful brassica. Here’s how to make the most of these beauties.

‘Tis the season - for cabbages and their shades of deep purples and greens. It’s no wonder brassica is our star stem at the moment; its fantastic colours and standout leaves are the highlight for any table. 

Inspired by this decorative cabbage, we’ve created a tablescape that will convince even the pickiest guests to eat their greens (and purples).

Unleash your inner florist with Freddie’s Three Ways to Style each box, to keep your displays fresh as a daisy. Whether you want a full, statement look or something lighter and more playful, here are three beautiful ways to style your flowers at home.

If autumn had a flower it might just be the Fuego Chrysanthemum. Bursting with warm golden tones, it’s as if the petals have captured the glow of firelight and the turning leaves all at once. The word fuego itself means “fire” in Spanish and this bloom is just as synonymous with the arrival of autumn as log fires, pumpkins and cosy jumpers.

There’s a certain intimacy in Lucy Muss’s paintings – a sense of warmth, play and fleeting beauty. Her work often centres around tablescapes and flowers: the places where meals are shared, stories unfold and stems bloom for just a moment before fading. For Lucy, these are more than subjects: they’re rituals of daily life that bring us together – to be grabbed, then and there.

As October falls, autumn invites us all to slow down and gather round the table. From patterned linens and glowing tones to flowers scattered like falling leaves, here’s how we’re styling our dinner parties this month: cosy, colourful and ready for cake. Pull up a chair and join us.

As the days get shorter, we’re toasting to cosy gatherings. It’s the perfect moment to slow down and bring the outside in. Pull up a chair and join us, as we rethink the side table. Here’s our guide to tablescaping – welcoming rich, earthy tones and natural textures decorated by nature’s bounty.