A Spring Bounty – British Strawberries and Asparagus
I am a big fan of all things seasonal – I look forward to each season with great anticipation..……as some produce goes out of season it is replaced by new […]
I am a big fan of all things seasonal – I look forward to each season with great anticipation..……as some produce goes out of season it is replaced by new […]
This has, by and large, been a pretty chilly spring. Add to that wild, windy and wet at the moment – not the ideal conditions for the cutting patch in […]
This post comes from one of our new bloggers, Nicole, who loves creating delicious wholefoods recipes and enjoys tending her city-sized veg plot and garden in London. Find out more […]
At the end of April I had the blissful pleasure of visiting Perch Hill… I went for 2 reasons: firstly to do some videoing for our YouTube channel with Sarah, […]
Have you ever thought of growing Cavolo Nero? This leafy green is a staple in many an Italian meal, but is also perfect to grow in our climate. Cavolo Nero […]
As soon as she came home from school yesterday my youngest daughter (4) told me that she wanted to ‘go and find nature things’. Her elder sister was at an […]
Our Spring Holiday in Brittany went in a flash. Despite the cool weather and freezing winds we managed to walk the dog every day on the beach and over the […]
I absolutely love forget-me-nots. I think it’s due to their vibrant blue colour and their daintiness… Their botanical name, Myosotis, comes from the Greek mus (mouse) and ous (ear), due […]
A warm morning with dew on grass and early morning bees buzzing…I made my way down the old walled garden, heavy with fragrance and birdsong, walking in the virgin silence […]
Last weekend I stayed near Ross-on-Wye, in a house with flowers on every windowsill. My hosts have a square cutting garden and their seeds and bulbs are from Sarah Raven. […]