Branch-Out MK
Helping people to flourish through flowers
We are a Milton Keynes based non-profit CIC running a social and therapeutic horticulture project. We support adults with learning disabilities and neurodiversity to grow seasonal, artisanal cut flowers whilst building skills, confidence, friendships and nurturing wellbeing.
Our flowers are sold through The Shop on the Square in Wolverton and available to order online.
The Allotments
We sustainably cultivate 14 allotment plots in north Milton Keynes, mostly growing seasonal cut flowers.
We offer therapeutic gardening sessions for adults with learning disabilities and neurodiversity
10am - 3pm weekdays.
What we do
Artisanal Flowers
We specialise in local seasonal floristry:
Farewell flowers
Gift bouquets
Seasonal wreathes
Installations
Workshops
The Shop on the Square
A collaboration with Future Wolverton
Located on Wolverton Square
Open Wed-Sat 9am - 4pm
Selling our flowers, garden & house plants, handmade products, botanical gifts and seasonal specialities.
Some service users also enjoy working in the shop, sellng produce they have grown from seed at the allotment
Therapeutic Horticulture
Since 2012 we have nurtured the growth of both flowers and people through social and therapeutic gardening. Our program provides a friendly working atmosphere, in a natural environment where adults with learning disabilities and neurodiversity can connect with nature, develop new skills, make friends and find a sense of purpose in every seed they plant.
"I have never received such a beautiful bouquet! The selection of the most exquisite spring flowers, many of them scented is giving me such pleasure.
Thank you for your skill and the care you took in putting the flowers together. I feel so honoured to have received them."
Elizabeth Howe
The Countess Howe
HM Lord-Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire
"The flowers we grow are a testament to our hard work and the joy we find in nature."
— Michael T., Volunteer
"I never thought I could grow flowers, but Branch-Out MK taught me how to nurture life."
— David L., Participant