Hyperlocal, seasonal and eco-friendly : British flower farms are coming up roses
Figures show domestic flower growers are expanding their market share, as the government gives sector official recognition British flower farmers have long resembled David faced with their own particular Goliath – the imported flower industry. More than 80% of cut flowers bought by UK consumers (…)
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