Salisbury's Flower History

Salisbury, a city rich in history and culture, is not only famous for its iconic cathedral and ancient stone circles but also for its breathtaking floral beauty. Salisbury offers a mesmerizing tapestry of colors and fragrances that paint the city in natural splendor throughout the year

One of the most iconic locations in Salisbury is the Salisbury Cathedral Close, which is surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens. These meticulously landscaped gardens are a treat for the senses, with a riot of colors from various flowers like roses, lavender, and tulips. The perfectly manicured lawns and hedges complement the historic cathedral, creating a harmonious blend of architectural and natural beauty.

Arundells Garden is a hidden gem in Salisbury. This peaceful oasis was once the home of former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath and is now open to the public. The garden's tranquil atmosphere and proximity to the river make it an ideal place for a leisurely afternoon of contemplation and appreciation of nature's beauty.

Salisbury's love for flowers extends beyond its gardens and parks. The city's streets are adorned with stunning floral displays year-round, thanks to local businesses and the efforts of Salisbury in Bloom. Hanging baskets, window boxes, and floral sculptures create a visual treat for both residents and visitors.

Salisbury's historic market square is a prime location for experiencing this floral artistry. The Market Cross, a 15th-century structure, is often festooned with seasonal flowers, and the surrounding shops and cafes decorate their storefronts with colorful blooms, adding to the city's overall allure.

Our Partner Florist

Coombe Bissett Blooms, www.coombe-bissett-blooms.webnode.co.uk

Cross Farm, Homington Rd, Coombe Bissett, Salisbury SP5 4LY, United Kingdom

We also deliver flowers to the following nearby areas:

Swindon

Trowbridge

Chippenham

Melksham

Devizes

Warminster

Calne

Westbury

Corsham

Wootton Bassett