Fareham Florist Pod
New Episodes Every Two-weeks.
Fareham Florist Pod is a witty, behind-the-scenes look at life as an independent florist in the UK. Blending humour, heart, and unfiltered honesty, the show shares real stories from the shop floor.
It’s a warm, character-driven podcast about small business life, community, and the unexpected drama hidden behind beautiful bouquets.

Welcome to Fareham Florist Pod
Hosted by Sarah, owner of Fareham Florist (also known as Flowers by Moonstones), this is the podcast where bouquets meet banter and every stem has a story.
Broadcasting from the outskirts of the small south coast town of Fareham, Sarah shares the unfiltered, often undignified, and occasionally chaotic realities of running an independent florist business in the UK. From wedding day dramas and delivery disasters to heartfelt tributes and flower shop politics, nothing is off the table.
Expect funny behind-the-counter confessions, behind-the-scenes florist life, tales of customers you couldn’t make up if you tried, and honest reflections on running a small family business in today’s world.
It’s warm, it’s witty, it’s sometimes a little bit savage — but always rooted in real life, real flowers, and real stories.
If you’ve ever wondered what actually goes on in a florist shop… pull up a chair. Mind the thorns.
New episodes blooming bi-monthly 🌷
Follow us on social media:
Episodes

6 days ago
6 days ago
Host Sarah of Fareham Florist Pod shares candid stories of bullying, resilience, and the gritty realities of traditional floristry — from wiring hundreds of blooms to wrestling moss, blunt pins, and red ants.
This episode blends nostalgic trade tips (ribboning, mossing, wiring) with personal reflections on perseverance, community, and how those early hardships shaped a stubborn, creative florist.
Music featured throughout this episode was generated under license using the Suno app. The lyrics for the introduction and closing segments were written by the podcast creator.
Additional sound effects used in this episode were sourced from Pixabay.com, a platform providing free-to-use media for creative projects.
Episode images (apologies Brennan Storr - I’m no artist and nobody would draw them for free) were created using ChatGPT.
We gratefully acknowledge these tools and resources, which help support the production of this podcast.

Wednesday May 13, 2026
Wednesday May 13, 2026
In this episode Sarah recounts a tense day when a scheduling error sent her and her driver racing against time to deliver funeral tributes, earning them the tongue-in-cheek nickname "coffin chasers." She narrates the fast-paced route, quick thinking and teamwork that ensured the flowers arrived just in time.
The story highlights the unseen pressures of floristry — logistics, responsibility and calm under pressure — while offering a candid glimpse into life as a small business owner and how listeners can support the podcast.
Music featured throughout this episode was generated under license using the Suno app. The lyrics for the introduction and closing segments were written by the podcast creator.
Additional sound effects used in this episode were sourced from Pixabay.com, a platform providing free-to-use media for creative projects.
Episode images (apologies Brennan Storr - I’m no artist and nobody would draw them for free) were created using ChatGPT.
We gratefully acknowledge these tools and resources, which help support the production of this podcast.

Wednesday Apr 29, 2026
Wednesday Apr 29, 2026
Host Sarah, co-owner of a small independent florist on the south coast, shares a funny yet revealing Monday when eleven voicemails from one customer escalated into anger — all because of the end of daylight saving time — and how a calm response turned the storm into a simple apology.
Music featured throughout this episode was generated under license using the Suno app. The lyrics for the introduction and closing segments were written by the podcast creator.
Additional sound effects used in this episode were sourced from Pixabay.com, a platform providing free-to-use media for creative projects.
Episode images (apologies Brennan Storr - I’m no artist and nobody would draw them for free) were created using ChatGPT.
We gratefully acknowledge these tools and resources, which help support the production of this podcast.

Wednesday Apr 15, 2026
Wednesday Apr 15, 2026
Routes run deep, the petals show, fareham florist pod, hear the stories grow. Hosted by Sarah on a dark, wet Tuesday morning, this episode explains how a surprise listener and a lost manuscript led her to turn real floristry memories into a podcast.
She shares why she adapted a nearly finished book into episodes — from hilarious and heart breaking shop tales to terrifying moments — and how she rebuilt her writings after a cloud-storage mishap.
If you enjoy the show, you can support her at www.buymeacoffee.com/ferronfloristpod, find her cameo on My Haunted Hotel - the episode shared on Friday 23rd January 2026 (see the 11-minute mark), and contact queries@farehamfloristpod.co.uk with stories or questions.
It's also Sarah's birthday today so how about giving her a little lift and share this with as many people as you possibly can!
Music featured throughout this episode was generated under license using the Suno app. The lyrics for the introduction and closing segments were written by the podcast creator.
Additional sound effects used in this episode were sourced from Pixabay.com, a platform providing free-to-use media for creative projects.
Episode images (apologies Brennan Storr - I’m no artist and nobody would draw them for free) were created using ChatGPT.
We gratefully acknowledge these tools and resources, which help support the production of this podcast.

Wednesday Apr 01, 2026
Wednesday Apr 01, 2026
Hello, I’m Sarah — florist, storyteller and small business owner. In this episode I walk you through a typical (and not-so-typical) day in my flower shop: early alarms, conditioning blooms, taking photos of every order, and juggling customers, deliveries and unexpected dramas.
Hear amusing and heartfelt customer stories, the pressure of busy days like Valentine’s, practical flower-care tips, and how running a small floral business is equal parts creativity, logistics and emotion.
Stay tuned for ways to support the podcast and how to contact me with questions or your own florist stories.







