Wildly lovely dried floral design

Dried floristry and flower garden in Midhurst, West Sussex created by Lucy Lee

Explore Ramshackle

  • Find our stall as part of a flower market for the Arundel Festival of Arts on Tarrant Street.

  • Held at Loxwood Meadows in West Sussex RH14 0AL, an eclectic two-day festival featuring vintage, flowers and music. Find out more.

  • Introduction to growing and drying flowers and floristry demonstration with Lucy Lee.

  • A two-day market of outstanding local artisans held at the Village Hall in Milland, West Sussex GU30 7NA.

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Ramshackle Flowers is a sustainable florist created by Lucy Lee, growing flowers for drying in Easebourne, near Midhurst.

Ramshackle, the beauty of wildness and its natural colours, patterns and form, inspires my work.

Embracing the way of slower flowers, and a way of living that embodies longevity.

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[More bridal] Bright white satin is not my usual "thing", but this ribbon is made from wood pulp, so it ticked my sustainable box and I bought it on a whim. But for these bridal pew ends, I think this ribbon just finishes them beautifully.
It's mid August, there's another heat wave, and I'm excited to be working on more everlasting wedding flowers [whilst sheltering from the heat in my freezing cold house]. Working from home as a florist can be interesting, particularly as a dried flo
Sun-seeker. A creative piece made earlier this year that still hangs in my studio, where on sunny days light finds itself in its own floral rays. It was created as we edged towards Spring, when I was desperate to beckon in warmth and light. Perhaps
A pretty bridal order packed for next week... Flowers calling to the romance of summer, falling into the flower meadow. Colours. Pink and yellows with a touch of blue borrowed from Delphinium and spiky Eryngium and Echinops. So pretty - and of cour
The downstairs flower studio. It comes into being once the flowers are coming out of my ears and there is more than one floristry project on the go - requiring more than one workspace. It's looking just so pretty. This year I've focused on growing p