Aerial images capture spectacular sea of 5,000 colourful dahlias in West Midlands

Amazing aerial images show more than 5,000 colourful dahlias in bloom as flower fans rush to pick their dream bouquets.

The stunning Flora Field in Droitwich, Worcestershire, is run by Webbs of Worcester and boasts more than 60 varieties of dahlias.

Drone images show the endless rows of vibrant yellow, pink, orange, purple, red and white flowers in the heart of the Worcestershire countryside.

Sophie Johnson amongst the stunning Flora Fields at Webbs in Wychbold which is open until October with more than 5,000 dahlias ready to pick. Photo: Emma Trimble/SWNSplaceholder image
Sophie Johnson amongst the stunning Flora Fields at Webbs in Wychbold which is open until October with more than 5,000 dahlias ready to pick. Photo: Emma Trimble/SWNS

Visitors are given free rein of the field to find their favourite blooms and handpick their perfect bouquets.

Louise Webb, co-owner of Webbs, said: “There’s something incredibly special about seeing Flora Fields come alive each summer, but this year really does look exceptional.

"It’s incredibly full and vibrant, with thousands of buds and blooms across the field and so much colour everywhere you look.

“Flora Fields began from such a personal memory for me – picking flowers with Flora [my daughter]– so it’s incredibly lovely to be able to share that experience with the community and see families and friends creating special memories of their own.

Photo: Emma Trimble/SWNSplaceholder image
Photo: Emma Trimble/SWNS

“We’ve been fortunate with the conditions, but none of it would be possible without the enormous amount of hard work and care that goes on behind the scenes.

"Our horticultural experts nurture the field for months to create the spectacular display visitors see when they arrive, and I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who helps bring Flora Fields to life each year.

“We’re so proud to open the gates again and can’t wait to welcome everyone back into the flowers this summer.”

Comment Guidelines

Iconic Media encourages reader discussion on our stories. User feedback, insights and back-and-forth exchanges add a rich layer of context to reporting. Please review our Community Guidelines before commenting.

Local news you can trust
Follow us
© 2026 Iconic Media Group Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice