Flower Fields Cornwall
Explore one of the beautiful flower fields of Cornwall, and immerse yourself in a gorgeous floral setting. Cornwall is blessed with a diverse terrain, ranging from meadows to forests, rolling hills to sandy beaches. This diverse environment is ideal for a wide variety of flowers and leaves to grow and blossom, and there’s nothing more calming than sitting next to a beautiful field of flowers.
There’s no better time to visit these beautiful flower fields than now, so we’ve put together a list of our favourite floral sites in the Cornwall where you can relax and enjoy nature.
Roskorwell Farm
Cornwall’s first Lavender Farm and essential oil distillery, with six acres of lavender field to amble through to soak in the incredible smell from eight different varieties of lavender. With incredibly tempting homemade cakes & refreshments to enjoy, with glorious handmade soaps, candles available, and work from local artists. Roskorwell is ready to visit from the beginning of June for about a month before they harvest the lavender.
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West Pentire Poppy Field
From the end of May through June, you can see the spectacular poppy field on Pentire headland between Holywell Bay and Crantock Beach near Newquay. The national trust have dedicated this space to wildflowers as a nature reserve for plants and wildlife; it is one of a handful of places in the UK like this. When visiting the poppies and other wonderful wildflowers, please stay on the assigned footpaths to avoid damaging the plants, and so many other visitors can enjoy it too.
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National Dahlia Collection
Now residing at its new home at the Kehelland Trust is the National Dahlia Collection; with over 1700 different cultivars and more than 20 species of Dahlias, this collection is an incredible treat for all. Large swathes of colour, there are numerous beautiful varieties available to see that come in all shapes and sizes, from the dinner plates which can be large as your face or the pom poms that are compact little balls of joy plus so much more. They are available to see from August to Autumn; check out their social media page or website to see which days they are open.
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Enys Garden
Parc Lye, an open meadow on the Enys Estate near Mylor Bridge, a beautiful old house and garden, is a joy to wander around. However, every year from the middle of April to mid-May, bluebells start to blossom but not just one or two; it fills this field. As you approach, a carpet of bluebells awaits, believed to be undisturbed since ancient times. It is a sight that must be experienced to understand its beauty fully.
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Hard Pressed Sunflower Field
With over 250,000 sunflowers available to see, Hard Pressed Cornwalls sunflower field-based near Truro is a beautiful place to get lost in flowers or take the perfect picture! They have a brief window in August where the public can visit the sunflowers before harvesting them and making them into cooking oils with numerous delicious flavours. Make sure you are signed up for their newsletter and follow their social media to avoid missing out on this spectacular sight. In previous years, they raised £4500 for Sowenna Cornwall’s mental health treatment facility for young people.
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