Pop & Petal Blooms | British Grown Flowers | Edinburgh

Seasonal flowers, grown in Edinburgh. Ready for you every week.

A one-woman flower farm in South Edinburgh - growing, picking, and arranging every stem by hand. Find us at Edinburgh Farmers Market on Saturdays, or subscribe for weekly bouquets from June.

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Flower Subscriptions

4-week rounds of fresh, locally grown bouquets - Classic (£140) or Luxe (£180). Collection from South Edinburgh or Wednesday home delivery. Next round starts 10 June.

Farmers Markets

Find us at Edinburgh Farmers Market every Saturday during the growing season. Mixed bouquets, single variety bunches, and seasonal grab-and-go stems - fresh from the field that morning.

One-off Delivery

Just want flowers this week? Order a single Classic (£35) or Luxe (£45) bouquet for Wednesday delivery. Orders by Sunday 6pm, Edinburgh EH1to EH26, £6 delivery.

How to buy flowers from Pop & Petal Blooms

Every stem is grown right here, by me, in South Edinburgh.

How to get your flowers

Subscriptions: from 10 June

Sign up for a 4-week round and receive a fresh bouquet every week. Choose Classic (£140) or Luxe (£180) per round, and collect from South Edinburgh or get it delivered on Wednesdays. Edinburgh postcodes EH1–EH26, £24 delivery for the round.

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Farmers Market: every Saturday

Come and find us at Edinburgh Farmers Market from 9am until 2pm. No pre-ordering needed - just turn up and pick your favourite.

One-off Delivery: every Wednesday

Order a single Classic (£35) or Luxe (£45) bouquet and we'll deliver it straight to your door. Orders must be placed by Sunday 6pm for Wednesday delivery. Edinburgh postcodes EH1–EH26, £6 delivery.

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Hello!

I’m Ronda, the grower behind Pop & Petal Blooms.

Every stem is home-grown here in Edinburgh, hand-picked, and bursting with personality. I believe flowers are meant to be shared, celebrated, and enjoyed - not flown halfway across the world or grown out of season.

Pop & Petal Blooms is all about local, seasonal flowers, community, and finding joy in the little things - whether that’s a weekly bouquet or a bunch picked up at the market.