Frequently asked questions

We are a working flower farm and are only open on set open days (which you can find here)(https://www.growandwild.co.uk/visitus) or by appointment. Outside of these times, the farm is closed to visitors.

You’ll find us at: Great Park Farm Horns Corner, Catsfield Near Battle, East Sussex TN33 9DT

Please park at Great Park Farm and follow the signage to the flower farm.

We offer: • Pick Your Own (PIY) days and evenings • DIY wedding flowers • Wholesale flowers for florists • Nature and flower based workshops and events • Bookable space for events and photoshoots

Yes, we offer wholesale flowers for florists. Please contact growandwild@hotmail.com for availability and details.

Yes! All upcoming workshops and events can be found on our Events page.(https://www.growandwild.co.uk/events) (https://www.growandwild.co.uk/events)

Absolutely. We love hosting private gatherings such as: • Baby showers • Hen parties • Birthdays • Other special occasions Please email growandwild@hotmail.com to discuss your ideas and availability.

Yes, we run PIY days and evenings throughout the season. We are a working flower farm and are only open on set open days (which you can find here) or by appointment. Outside of these times, the farm is closed to visitors.

Yes, there is a small charge per PIY event, but this amount is deducted from your total spend on flowers on the day. You can find all events and prices here.

Yes, we sell a selection of fresh seasonal bouquets, available via Great Park Farm or at the flower farm on our open days.

Yes! You can buy a selection of our plants from Great Park Farm or directly from the flower farm on our open days.

Yes. Some activities, including PIY sessions, workshops, and private events, require booking in advance. Please check the relevant page for details.

We are only open on advertised open days or by appointment, so please check before visiting.

Yes, children are of course welcome but must be supervised at all times, as this is a working farm.

Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome, but must be on a lead at all times.

Paths are uneven in places as this is a working farm, so access may be limited depending on weather and ground conditions.