Camis Eskan Home Farm, Helensburgh, G84 7JZ

About

Paula and Jeanette are the growers behind Home Farm Flowers & Crafts, a small flower farm based in Helensburgh on Scotland’s west coast

Now in their fourth growing season, they specialise in seasonal, sustainably grown Scottish flowers, producing fresh flowers from spring through to autumn. Their flowers are grown with nature in mind using environmentally responsible practices and without floral foam.

Alongside fresh flowers, Home Farm Flowers & Crafts has developed a unique “Seed to Art” collection, transforming flowers grown on the farm into pressed flower artwork, botanical studies, greeting cards, keepsakes and dried flower creations. Their work celebrates the beauty of flowers at every stage of their journey, from seed to bloom and beyond.

The farm supplies seasonal bouquets, flower subscriptions, DIY wedding flowers, wedding and event flowers, farewell flowers, dried flowers and botanical gifts. They also host workshops throughout the year, helping people connect with flowers through growing, arranging, pressing and creative botanical art.

Paula and Jeanette are passionate advocates for Scottish-grown flowers and enjoy sharing the story behind seasonal flowers with customers through open days, workshops, talks and local events. As proud members of Flowers Grown in Scotland, they work collaboratively with fellow growers to promote the quality, sustainability and beauty of Scottish-grown flowers.

Based at Camis Eskan Home Farm near Helensburgh, they draw inspiration from the surrounding countryside, coastline and changing seasons. Their aim is simple: to grow beautiful flowers, create lasting memories and help people enjoy flowers long after they have bloomed through their distinctive Seed to Art collection.

Home Farm Flowers & Crafts provides seasonal bouquets, flower subscriptions, DIY wedding buckets, wedding and event flowers, farewell flowers, dried flowers, wreaths, pressed flower art, botanical gifts, confetti, keepsakes and workshops

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