Flower farm opens its doors to the public
As part of 'The Flower Farmers Big Weekend', grower Liz Fallon opens her polytunnel and flower beds to the public, part of a national scheme to promote British flowers.
For the first time, The Cotswold Posy Patch near Cheltenham has invited in visitors to pick their own flowers. It's part of a national campaign "The Flower Farmers Big Weekend". More than 100 growers, all members of the co-operative Flowers from the Farm, have opened their doors to the public. They want more people to buy home-grown British flowers.
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- Mon 26 Aug 201905:45BBC Radio 4
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