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Research & Development Farm for Regenerative Agriculture through our 'Whole' Systems Approach.

Our mission

Is to preserve, protect, and restore natural balance with a focus on our bumblebee populations, doing this through the regeneration of natural habitats, ecology, soil health, and by lovingly cultivating the most breathtakingly beautiful, nectar-rich flowers and foliage in the world. .

“It’s a magical oasis of floral abundance, teeming with life, as Mother Nature intended”

Our Goal

Is to connect you with nature through our beautifully scented, garden-inspired bouquets and edible flowers.

Continue to help reverse climate change through our regenerative growing practices, sequestering carbon and supporting people to learn a better way of living, working and shopping.

We believe in ‘responsible purchasing’ and its ability to provide decent living wages as well as the positive social and environmental impact that comes with respect for the ‘whole’ ecosystem of humanity and ecology.

Our Vision

Is for a future that's worth living. one that’s supportive, inclusive and circular where mutual respect for all living creatures is normal.

We lovingly cultivate a wide range of seasonal nectar-rich flowers and foliage, some unusual and rarely seen varieties, for all occasions, with a huge focus on inspirational floral design.

Our regular bouquets, subscription service and ‘Regenerative Bouquet’ are a visual representation of the beauty of a bee-friendly garden that supports all our wildlife throughout the seasons.

There’s so much more to Bumblebee Flower Farm than just flowers and foliage. Not only are you supporting a small family business, but you’re also helping to support and protect a rich environment that provides a vital food source for all our wildlife, especially our pollinators.

We are full-time flower farmers and the only Flower Farm in Ireland supplying bouquets 52 weeks of the year solely from produce grown on our farm and foraged locally.

We are a pollinator’s paradise!

The Bumblebee Manifesto

We try to think like a bee.

We love birds, bees and butterflies. In fact, we love all life on mother earth. We are in awe of every individual being and how they work in communities, all connected.

We love pushing the boundaries whilst remaining true to our values of thoughtful and careful stewardship of our land.

We hold ourselves accountable for all our actions and take our moral and social responsibility seriously to protect our ecological integrity and balance.

We believe you can cultivate the beauty that has a positive and supportive effect on our environment.

We believe soil needs to be living, thriving and full of nourishing life for us to produce the most breathtakingly beautiful nectar-rich flowers and foliage. We have a deep respect and admiration for the work microscopic fungi and bacteria do for us on a daily basis, in regard to our soil. Without them, there will be no us.

Our growing practices sequester carbon which is an aid to reversing climate change.

We grow in harmony with nature, nurturing the seed we sow right through to the bouquet in your vase. This is done with compassion and respect for the flora and fauna that have set up home with us and for all the ecosystems necessary to support life for a future that’s worth living.

We believe flowers should arrive to you with the morning dew fresh on their leaves and contain nothing more in their cells other than the love they were grown with.

We value curiosity, learning and knowledge. We have learned so much by observing and doing.

We believe the real value of knowledge is when it’s shared, to support, inspire and empower others to be part of the solution.

Through our school programs, pollinator planting plans, workshops, blogs and open days, we aim to share what a ‘whole’ system looks like and how our principles can be adapted to suit the needs of other growing communities.

We value trust, respect, honesty and integrity.

While our primary focus is on pollinators, we believe that by having a better understanding of the importance of a year-round supply of natural food for wildlife and the role indigenous trees, shrubs, perennials and wildflowers play in supporting this, make it easier to understand why we need to protect the ‘whole’ ecosystem.

What we teach here is how to be part of the solution!