If you have ever travelled to Scilly by air, you will no doubt agree that the start of your journey is on the fantastic aerial shots of the island you get to see.
Can you recognise any of your favourite places on Scilly?
Take a look at https://www.facebook.com/Scillyaerialphotography?fref=ts for more aerial footage of the islands.
A few photos of our wonderful islands for you to enjoy- do you know where any of these places are? 
We recently took a stroll through the wonderful Carreg Dhu gardens, based on St. Mary's.
These beautiful gardens, pronounced locally as "Crake Dew", are a community garden near Longstone Terrace
This means that you can go along and help maintain the garden, or simply relax and enjoy the beauty of it.
They even have a whole section dedicated to the history of the Narcissi industry.
Have you ever been?
For more information on the gardens, take a look here: http://www.scillyonline.co.uk/carreg.html
You might be wondering what all of our farmers do when we aren't sending out flowers. We've had suggestions that they are taking long holidays in foreign places, or relaxing on the islands- but unfortunately for them, that is far from the truth!
At this stage in the Season, the farmers have to dig up all the acres of fields so they can treat and sterilise the Narcissi bulbs ready to be replanted.
The fields are prepared ready for next season too!
There is a long process before the bulbs are ready for replanting as they are above, so check back on our blog in a few weeks and we will explain the next stage to you!
We were really sad to see the last of our flowers go, so were delighted when our resident artist Victoria Heaney offered us some more of her fabulous prints to sell on our website.
Not only have we brought back the hugely popular Spring Narcissi Print Ceramic Jug
We also have these fantastic, Isles of Scilly inspired Set of Four Ceramic Mugs.
"Sail Away With Me"
"Kettle of Fish"
and last but not least, "Birds of a Feather" (you might recognise this from earlier in the season on 2 Pint Ceramic Jugs!)
We'd love to know what you think to these stunning new additions to the website!
This weekend, we celebrate the 25th World Pilot Gig Championship here on Scilly.
People come from all over the world to visit and compete- the island population triples in size for this event, the streets heaving with people!
There are some beautiful colours on the gigs against the oceanic blue of our seas.
Wishing everyone who takes part luck this weekend!
If you are a member of any Isles of Scilly social media pages, you will have found it impossible to miss the exciting news that we have a new visitor to the islands!
This friendly and inquistive dolphin has been identified as "Nick" who has been seen around the South West Coast before.
He has been frolicking with the locals, and seems to love all the attention he has been receiving!
Have you ever seen a dolphin on Scilly?
For video footage of Nick playing alongside the boats, take a look at Crusader Island Boat Trips video here: on.fb.me/1rwY90y
We begrudgingly took our last delivery up to the airport this morning to be sent to Lands End.
It is a fabulously sunny morning here on Scilly- in fact it has been all week- what a fantastic view our flowers get on their journey to you!
Thank you to everyone who has ordered this Season- watch this space as we have some exciting plans in the coming weeks, and in the meantime...we'll keep posting stunning pictures of our fabulous islands, and all the latest updates from our farmers!
Wow! What a Season it has been! We have provided you with over 20 different varieties of Scented Narcissi and Narcissi this season, with the help of our fabulous farmers!
We have the last of this Season's flowers coming up from Tremelethen, Trenoweth, Seaways, Borough, Sunnyside, and Lighthouse Farm on St. Agnes, so make sure you don't miss out on your last chance to enjoy some Scented Narcissi this Season!
We've had an amazing bundle of late cropping Scilly Pride from Lighthouse Farm, which is available now on our website!
We only have a few weeks left of flowers, which means we are starting to get through the last of our fabulous narcissi varieties.
This week we have had the first of the exclusive double "Yellow Cheer" variety brought up to us by Tremelethen Farm.
This stunning flower has pale lemon petals enriched by pastel orange flecks.
Its subtle Spring scent is evocative of sunnier days to come- a true mood booster, as the name suggests, perfect to revitalise spirits.
Want to treat yourself to a gorgeous bouquet of these blooms? Click here to place your order now!
