Community & Projects

We were so happy to help Louth Town Council with some pink blossom trees for their Turn Louth Pink event 🩷

Turn Louth Pink is an annual campaign held every October to raise awareness of breast cancer and collect donations for Cancer Research UK. From pink window displays and landmarks lighting up to wear-it-pink days at local businesses and schools, the whole town comes together in solidarity with everyone affected by breast cancer.

For one night only, we loaned the Council a collection of pink cherry blossom trees, pink rose trees and magenta orchids to turn Sessions House pink inside as well as out, while Councillors met and raised funds over pink cakes and doughnuts.

"Here at Sessions House we have turned pink outside and, with help from local business Leaf who kindly loaned us some beautiful pink décor, inside too for one night only." – Louth Town Council

Every pound raised brings us closer to better treatments, earlier detection and ultimately a cure.

We're so proud of this one 🌸 We worked with the team at Kyoto Restaurant so they could bring this cherry blossom centrepiece to life, and we love how they made it their own.

Nathan supplied the trunk and the first branches, and the Kyoto team built the rest blossom by blossom, stretching it across the ceiling until spring had found its way indoors.

"It stands now as more than a centrepiece. It is a reminder of collaboration, patience, and the joy of creating something together. Now, when people look up and smile, they don't just see a cherry blossom tree. They see a story, one we grew ourselves." – Kyoto Restaurant

If you'd like to bring a little blossom into your own space, our artificial blossom stems and trees are a great place to start.

We were delighted to welcome around 40 members of Louth Young Farmers to Leaf for a tour, a talk and an interactive demo. They got in touch wanting to know more about local small businesses and our recent change to become 100% employee owned.

They were a lovely group of young people, and they rolled their sleeves up to help unwrap bay trees and pack orders in the warehouse before a group photo in our showroom.

The club is looking for other local businesses to visit, so if you can help, please get in touch with Louth Young Farmers on Facebook.