Established Cut Flower Business, South Bristol and Surrounds
Established Cut Flower Business, South Bristol and Surrounds
Meet Jen, a very experienced grower and cut flower farmer looking for one to two acres of horticultural land anywhere up to ten miles from her home in South Bristol. She has an established customer base trading as Bristol Flower Company growing cut flowers and foliage with the seasons for seasonal bouquets, single variety bunches and DIY flower buckets.
Jen is looking for a well drained level site, with a water supply and suitable access for large deliveries of compost. She would need to erect a polytunnel and would appreciate an electricity connection although it is not essential. Jen would be working on site full time and managing everything herself. Ideally she would like to find a place where she could find some longevity, perhaps 5-10 years, but would be interested in land offers of 1-5 years as well.
This opportunity would suit a landowner who is looking for a confident and established grower to take on a small plot on their site, perhaps as part of an enterprise stacking scheme. The site must be in the South Bristol, North Somerset region.
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