Celebrate SPOOKY season with 20% off our organic Halloween blends!

Spooky, ghostly and frighteningly vibrant dried edible flowers for all your bakes, plates and creations. All grown, picked, dried, blended and packed by us here on our organic farm. 

1 13

 LETS GET SOME COLOUR ON THOSE CREATIONS! 

Colourful organic dried edible flowers for every creation. We can guarantee you won't be finding bold and vibrant dried edible flowers like this anywhere else. 

1 25
View all

GOOD THINGS GROW HERE

Welcome to Aweside Farm, where we grow colourful, certified organic edible flowers, herbs and culinary powders on our little patch of East Sussex.

From vibrant dried edible flower petals and beautiful pressed blooms to colourful blends for cakes, cocktails and all sorts of culinary creations, everything starts right here on the farm. We grow, handpick and carefully dry our flowers ourselves, using solar-powered dehydrators to preserve their natural colour and beauty.

No mystery petals, no unnecessary miles. Just real flowers, grown with care and a whole lot of love for nature.

About Aweside Farm

Tuck into some real punchy flavours with our dried organic herbs and powders

UK Grown Organic Dried Culinary Herbs

Good things grow in small batches. Our organic dried culinary herbs are... 

UK Grown Organic Dried Culinary Herbs

Organic Culinary Herb Powders for Cooking & Baking

Big flavour, tiny spoonfuls! Meet our organic culinary powders, a colourful little... 

Organic Culinary Herb Powders for Cooking & Baking

LITTLE FARM, BIG FLOWER POWER

We're not just here to grow pretty flowers. We believe growing organic edible flowers should give something back to the land, too.

Through regenerative farming practices, we're creating a little haven for pollinators, wildlife and all the wonderful things that make our corner of East Sussex so special.

Every flower we grow is part of that story. From the soil beneath our feet to the colourful petals that end up on your cakes, cocktails and creations, we want to make every bloom count.

Why Our Flowers Matter