Priory Lawn
RSPB has been a regular part of the Deerhurst Flower Festival for more than 20 years. Do visit their stand to find out more about their work and support this well-loved conservation charity.
Hoo House Nursery has been offering perennials and alpines for over 40 years. With a wide range of plants and plenty of gardening knowledge, they are always happy to help visitors find the right plants for their garden.
Caitlin and Ros Fraser will be selling a selection of vintage items, Czech glass jewellery, textiles and handmade photo cards.
Jess Rayson is a printmaker based in nearby Apperley. Working mainly with lino, she designs and carves her own blocks to create original repeat patterns on fabric. Each piece is printed by hand, giving her work its own distinctive character. Using carefully mixed inks and bold designs, Jess creates a range of products for the home, including tea towels, bags, cushions and lampshades. She also enjoys working with clients on bespoke soft furnishings tailored to their homes.
Sandra Townsend is a local artist who will be exhibiting and selling a selection of her artwork during the festival.
My Fancy Feathers will be bringing a selection of handmade feathered creations, each carefully crafted and beautifully presented.
AC Stuart Arts Anna is a Malvern-based artist and maker who creates hand-painted and handmade gifts and homewares. Working with acrylics, concrete and resin, she produces a range of unique pieces, all made in her garden studio at the foot of the Malvern Hills.
Apperley Village Hall – Bric a Brac will be selling a variety of pre-loved items, household goods and hidden treasures.
Tea Tent
Astrid Cripps – Well known local artist Astrid Cripps will have a selection of her original greetings cards for sale, many of them featuring local scenes, and most with an original poem. She will also have a few of her original pastels for sale.
Sandra Hutton – Sandra has been selling goods for close on 30 years and will have a range of Ulster Weaver and handmade tea cosies, oven gloves, gauntlets, pot mitts and Irish linen and cotton tea towels available over the weekend.
Barrie Scorer is a local woodturner with more than ten years’ experience, creating handmade wooden pieces from his workshop. Each item is individually turned and finished by hand, producing practical and decorative pieces that showcase the natural beauty of wood. His work makes thoughtful gifts or unique additions to the home. Commissions are also welcomed.
Pennie Williams will be selling a selection of handmade beaded jewellery and fabric accessories.
Pauline Potterill offers a selection of independently published books written by authors from Gloucestershire and the surrounding counties, showcasing a variety of local writing and storytelling