How we cut and create with our farm grown flowers when the summer is relentlessly rainy

Join flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery of Common Farm Flowers between Bruton and Wincanton in Somerset south west England (zone 8) as she dodges downpours to cut flowers for a wedding. Find out how she manages when the weather threatens to rot all the flowers in place. It's not all sun and dancing flower farming you know, but when the commitment has been made to supply wedding flowers and the money's already in the bank Georgie can't let her customers down.

The venue where this wedding will be held is Pennard House. https://www.pennardhouse.com/somerset...

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