Wild Root Grows with the Opening of Wildflower – An Independent Artisan Gift, Plant & Homeware Shop

Wildflower at Wild Root

Wild Root, the much-loved plant-based café and garden retreat in Halsall, is delighted to announce the next chapter in its growing community offering: the opening of a new business Wildflower, an independent artisan gift, plant & homeware shop.

Proudly owned and run by sisters Louise and Hannah Bromilow, Wildflower is a full family affair and offers a fabulous selection of stylish homewares, thoughtful gifts, seasonal plants and garden essentials. Located in the conservatory in Wild Root garden, Wildflower complements Wild Root’s ethos of nourishing both people and planet. The new store brings together a carefully curated mix of products that celebrate creativity, sustainability, and the joy of living with nature.

Louise and Hannah shared, “We are thrilled to be part of this vibrant community. After searching for the perfect property to turn into a creative space in a semi-rural setting, we discovered this hidden gem and haven’t looked back. Each business within the Wild Root community brings something wholesome, and it’s a joy to be here every day.”

Founder of Wild Root, Charlie Tomlinson, shared her excitement about Wildflower’s opening, “Wildflower feels like a natural extension of what we’re creating here at Wild Root — a place to slow down, explore, and feel at home in nature.

From enjoying a plant-based lunch with friends to letting the kids play at Wild & Seek, taking a Pilates class at ReformME, and now shopping for your home and garden, we’ve created a destination where every visit offers something new.”

Wildflower is already proving to be popular with both locals and visitors alike. With a growing calendar of seasonal events and workshops planned, Charlie and the team are excited to welcome the community to celebrate autumn together.

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