Welcome To Pod & Pip
Pod & Pip | Florist set in the Wiltshire countryside, just a couple of miles outside of Salisbury.
Our style is a beautiful relaxed country style, providing event flowers | wedding | funeral | bouquets | workshops. Our aim is to use locally grown flowers, including our very own flowers from our at home cutting garden.
Pop into our workshop to collect flowers for the weekend, or have browse at our individually selected stunning gifts and cards. Many of which are carefully sourced from creative local and small businesses. Or just pop in for a coffee and a hello!
Flower & Gardening Workshops
Join us at a flower workshop! We run seasonal workshops throughout the year, so why not join us to learn more about floristry techniques, or spend a morning with friends immersed in beautiful flowers or perhaps a little ‘me time’ to enjoy being creative with flowers. We love to snip flowers from the Pod & Pip Cutting Garden for our workshops, so why not come and enjoy them too!
Pod & Pip Flowers
Our flower work has a beautiful, relaxed, country style. Providing flowers for events, weddings, funerals and the home. Our aim is to use flowers from our Cutting Garden and locally grown flowers too where possible, so do get in touch if we can help.
Pod & Pip Café
Serving delicious coffee, homemade cakes, and light lunches sourced from local suppliers and ingredients where possible. Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10-4pm and Saturday 10-12:30pm to eat in or takeaway.
Pod & Pip's Cutting Garden
Bursting with seasonal flowers, we enjoy snipping from the Pod & Pip Cutting Garden for workshops, bouquets and weddings. So do pop in and enjoy the garden while having a coffee in the cafe, or take a bunch of ours, or locally grown, flowers to take home with you. We love supporting British flowers!
Pod & Pip's Shop
Pop into the Pod & Pip shop to collect flowers for the weekend, or have a browse at our individually selected gifts, homewares and cards. Many of which are carefully sourced from creative, local, British and small businesses for something a little different.
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