Weekly Flowers · Weddings · Workshops

We buy what is good this week, not what is on a list.

A small studio working almost entirely with Queensland-grown stems. The flowers change every fortnight, chosen from four local growers and our own cutting patch out the back.

Grown close, not flown in
No floral foam, ever
Delivered the day it’s cut
Why we buy less, and know it all

We chose to grow close, not fly it in.

Foxglove & Twine buys from four growers within an hour of the studio, plus a cutting patch of our own out the back. Nothing sits in a bucket for a week before you see it.

Some requests get a substitution rather than an instant yes — you’ll be offered what’s good that week instead, and told why.

What we make

Three ways people use the studio.

All of it seasonal, all of it made here, none of it sitting in a bucket waiting for you.

Weekly flowers

A standing order, delivered the same day each week — the most popular thing we do, and the one people keep for years.

Weddings & events

From a handful of buttonholes to a whole room. We take a limited number each year so every one gets the same attention.

Workshops

Eight seats around the big table. Seasonal wreaths, native posies, hand-tied bouquets. No experience needed.

The studio

Small, seasonal, close to home.

How the studio runs, and the limits we keep on purpose.

4
Growers within an hour
0
Blocks of floral foam used
2
Weddings a month, at most
8
Seats at a workshop
Kind words

From people who let us choose.

“I’ve had the weekly delivery for two years and not once known what was coming. That’s the pleasure of it — my kitchen has never looked better.”

Rosalind A.
WEST END

“They told me my first choice would be finished by our date and offered something better. I would never have picked it myself, and it’s what every guest mentioned.”

Tomas B.
HIGHGATE HILL

“Booked the wreath workshop on my own and left with a wreath I still can’t believe I made.”

Priyanka S.
SOUTH BRISBANE

Whatever is best this week is what we’d like to send you.

Tell us the occasion and we’ll choose the stems.

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