ABOUT

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Having spent over a decade in Los Angeles as a multi-award-winning video editor, shaping stories for major global brands and musicians with her company Lalim Edit, Jen Kennedy moved to England for love and founded The Kenridge Flower Farm. Growing is part of Jen’s family heritage, and she chose the name as an homage to her Dad’s Virginia farm - Kennridge Vineyards.

Jen's flower-growing journey began with eighty-four varieties of dahlias on a small allotment near Bradford-on-Avon. Before long, a passion project became something much bigger.

Today, she grows vibrant, chemical-free flowers in the beautiful Wiltshire village of Horningsham on the Longleat Estate, where her focus is on creating relaxed, inspiring floral arranging workshops. Designed for complete beginners and experienced flower lovers alike, her workshops celebrate the joy of seasonal flowers, creativity, and spending time together.

Alongside her workshops, Jen also creates bespoke floral arrangements for every occasion, offers seasonal dahlia subscriptions, and sells her much-loved sweet pea seeds.

Jen

The Flower Farm & Workshops

At The Kenridge Flower Farm we grow seasonal British flowers, with a special love for dahlias. We never use chemicals, preferring natural methods of pest control and fertilization. Keeping pollinators happy and keeping our soil in peak condition is our top priority. We believe in doing what’s best for the planet and luckily that’s also what’s best for our flowers.

We currently grow over 200 varieties of dahlias, including rare American varieties such as Arnside Rose, Levi’s Blue Smoke, and Coseytown Bermuda Pink. Our dahlia subscriptions bring eight weekly deliveries of these beauties direct to your door. Other than dahlias, we also have nearly 250 types of other flowers, herbs, and foliage that we use to create our stunning floral arrangements. Everything from Astrantia to Zinnia, as they say!

Workshops are the biggest part of the farm and we love teaching. Inspiring others to love flowers the way we do, obsessively and endlessly, seeing how other people put together what’s grown on the farm, and spending time simply playing with the flowers is magical.