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About

Even in one of the darkest periods of my life, something inside me was burning brighter than ever. If you want to follow along as I turn this long-held dream into reality — come with me.

Who Am I?

I'm Rohan — a 44-year-old, recently divorced mum of two (three if you count my fur baby, Reggie), with a very long-held dream of owning a flower farm. I've spent my whole career in corporate HR, but in my 30s I got an allotment, and everything changed.

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The Dream That Wouldn't Let Go

I wandered into a talk at Shambala Festival, fell into conversation with people already living this life, and came away knowing exactly what I wanted — a life centred on growing, community, and nature. I started sketching out a business plan. And then Covid happened.

Flowers 
Changed Everything

I kept growing through the pandemic — first vegetables, then tentatively, flowers. A cut-flower workshop with Zoe from Swan Cottage Flowers sealed my fate. Growing flowers and sharing them lit something up inside me that I didn't want to put out.

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When Life Falls Apart

A few years on: another child, a demanding corporate job, and a marriage quietly unravelling. In that painful, honest space, I discovered a side of myself I'd always tucked away — my witchy, intuitive, moon-loving self. Female friendships became a lifeline. Women's circles became a home. The moon became an anchor.

Everything Weaving Together

A biodynamics course at Ruskin Mill introduced me to growing by the moon and working with the land rather than against it. A women's circle facilitator training followed — not because I had a plan, but because it felt right. Slowly, every fragment of my life started weaving together into something magical. But also real.

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The Night It Was Born

New Year 2026. I walked into a Cotswolds house-sit and realised the owner was a flower farmer. That night, under a beautiful moon, it felt like the universe was nudging me. And Flowers by the Moon was born.

Come With Me

Even in one of the darkest periods of my life, something inside me was burning brighter than ever. If you want to follow along as I turn this long-held dream into reality — come with me.​

If you're still reading and want to follow along as I finally try to turn this long-held dream into reality — come with me.

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What We Do

Come and have a nosy at what we get up to - from field to workshop and everything in between

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