Brothers Farm is a beautiful place to relax and enjoy fresh flowers and all things blueberry!
The stunning cafe is the perfect place to unwind, serving customers amazing cups of coffee that can be enjoyed whilst sitting underneath the incredible roof of dried flowers.
Beautiful displays of colourful blooms that are grown on-site in the flower field are the perfect backdrop to your visit.
Whether you’re catching up with friends, enjoying some me time or want to PYO blueberries, there’s always a warm welcome at Brothers Farm.
Here’s what to expect when visiting.
Situated in Wimborne, this family business is run by brothers Dan and Josh. The farm originally started as a blueberry plantation and has been one for over 50 years, making it the oldest in the UK.
During the Blueberry season (July- August), the farm is a popular PYO destination and is well-known for its abundance of juicy blueberries ready for picking and to be enjoyed at home.
As well as being experts in all things blueberry, the brothers also know a thing or two about flowers.
A stunning six-year-old flower field is available for visitors to wander around with a cuppa and admire the beautiful blooms and there’s an opportunity for you to take them home and enjoy them.
The professional florists at Brothers Farm are on hand to make any occasion a special one with their beautifully crafted displays.
There are flowers for all occasions; whether it is a wedding, funeral, party, or you want to treat yourself, there are many different varieties to choose from.
💐 Simply email to arrange for a hand-tied, wrapped bouquet, loose stems or flowers for a special event. (Website at the bottom of the article)
In 2019, the Brothers Farm Flowers cafe opened its doors. This gives you the opportunity to sit amongst the flowers and enjoy a light bite or delicious hot drink whilst taking in the beautiful space.
The stand-out display is the endless rows of dried blooms, creating a breathtaking view and a colourful and happy atmosphere.
Who doesn’t love being surrounded by flowers whilst enjoying a morning coffee?
The cafe has a simple yet appetising seasonal menu offering toasties, sandwiches, soups, pastries, cakes and hot/cold drinks.
Not to mention all things blueberry, from blueberry pancakes, smoothies, brownies, granola and more.
You can enjoy your meal inside the pretty barn or on warmer days outside on the terrace.
As well as the flower field and cafe, there are a number of workshops to enjoy; you can try your hand at a new skill or craft, all whilst surrounded by charming flower displays.
Try wreath-making workshops, dried flower wreaths, Christmas table centrepieces, life drawing and yoga classes, plus more.
Brothers Farm Flowers is an amazing, beautiful and enjoyable place to visit whether you want to PYO or sit amongst the flowers drinking coffee.
No matter what the nature of your visit is, you’re sure to leave with a smile after the brilliant cakes and food, the happy atmosphere and the stunning countryside surroundings. Have fun!
To find out more about Brothers Farm, visit the website here.
📍 Trehane Nursery, Stapehill Rd, Wimborne BH21 7ND
1 comment
Hello Harriet, As a regular visitor to I just love all your Dorset Explored posts. I realise you are so busy but would appreciate any info on places selling sugar free goodies and also anywhere that does both gluten free and sugar free products. Therefore, safe to say I am a savoury person but would like to eat something occasionally with fake sugar etc. My hubby and I stay in the Dorchester Weymouth areas but willing to travel further afield to get to know Dorset more finding our preferred style of food. PS we both love cheese.