Farm News  |   August 3, 2026

Congratulations to Lauriston Wildflowers

Now established as an independent co-op and land partner at the farm…

Terracotta pots with individual wildflower plants packed onto a table outside a shade tunnel, with many more plants and pots inside.

Lauriston Wildflowers have been growing wildflowers in a small plant nursery at Lauriston Farm since 2023. They began as volunteers, with a long-term aim of setting up a co-operative to supply local gardeners with the plants that our region needs – to repair the landscape, bring life to gardens, and bring wildlife back from the brink. They’ve been growing a wide variety of hardy wild plants from day one, while working on setting up all the behind-the-scenes aspects of a co-operative enterprise. And they’ve done it!

Lauriston Wildflowers is now its own independent co-operative, and land partner at the farm.

If you have a garden, are a garden designer, or look after a community green space, you can buy plants directly from them:

click here to go to the Lauriston Wildflowers website

The Lauriston Wildflowers team are real experts and can advise on plant choices for specific conditions and purposes. They use locally-sourced, pesticide and peat-free growing material, second-hand pots, no heating and minimal watering, so the plants are hardy and the process is environmentally sound.

You can see the current stock on their website. They can also grow to order, and if you have a large space to revive with wildflower planting, they can grow in bulk. Get in touch with them to discuss your needs:

info@lauristonwildflowers.co.uk 

Many lush-looking individual wildflower plants growing in small pots, packed together into trays on a low table in the sunshine.

Lauriston Wildflowers have done so well to get established in this thoughtful and values-led way, and all of us at Edinburgh Agroecology Co-op are looking forward to seeing what they do next, and on working together on wildflowers at the farm.

 

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