Best of the week flowers : A visual price guide for buying flowers summer 2026

The flowers are about to bloom, Hooray! Here is a visual and price guide to the flowers on offer from the Lotts and Lots flower garden this year (2026).

For this post I’ve focused on my Best of the Week flowers. Best of the Week simply means; the flowers that are looking their best that week. Picking flowers whilst in their prime is brilliant and beneficial for various reasons. One, you get the freshest and most gorgeous flowers to adorn your world. Two, the freshest flowers give a long vase life. Three, fresh means in season and abundant ensuring more flowers for your money. I could go on…

I grow British cut seasonal flowers. This means the varieties of flower changes with the movement of the seasons. My style of arranging mirrors that of nature, making it feel very wild and whimsical. It’s not! Everything I grow has been carefully researched and selected to give the most beautiful colour, scent and movement. These flowers will look and feel different to traditional cut flowers. Give them a try, you’ll be surprised by how tough they are.

So what flowers do you have?

Listed below are the most requested styles to give you an idea of what’s on offer. It’s just me here. If there’s something you want but can’t see send me a quick message.

The best way to order is to tell me your budget and when you want them for. I send a quick payment link and then we arrange a collection. Missed collections will be fully charged.

Here’s a price list. Colours and varieties will vary, these photos are an indication of size/style.

Best of the week jam jars / bunches* £12
Celebration bouquets – £28
Big bouquets  – £50
Quickie workshops – 1st Saturday of the month – £25
Best of the week party pack – a mix of vases. let me know your budget and I can do the rest.
Best of the week weddings – decided on a last minute celebration. No worries, message to see what I can conjure up!

*Bunches all come wrapped in brown paper, tied with string and with a Lotts and Lots logo. On offer are wrapped bunches or vase arrangements. Personally I prefer a vase arrangement as it means the recipient doesn’t need to find one for the flowers. I add a preservative to the water, extending the vase life even longer.

I hope this post gives you a better understanding of the flowers on offer this summer. Both the flowers and myself are raring to go, the beds are full and about to flush with colour. Any questions ask away!

Lotts and Lots, is an Essex based cut flower garden hidden in the heart of Leigh-on-Sea, growing and cutting the best summer blooms since 2001. Sign up to the monthly newsletter to have all the latest information delivered to your inbox.