It's the start of a new year and with it comes the incomparable excitement and anticipation of the green shoots of Spring arriving. This is the first in my monthly series on growing a dried flower garden
Read MoreThis is the start of the transformation of my garden from a wanna be English Country garden to a fruitful prairie style space. Find out why I’m changing the design of my garden and how I’m going about doing it!
Read MoreFollow these simple tips to ensure your dried flowers keep on giving
Read MoreCreating an autumnal display with dried and foraged materials.
Read MoreI’ve been drying flowers for a few years now, each year learning and exploring more about the ways to dry and what works best when drying. Previous years have seen me focus mainly on the those flowers that we all know dry well such as strawflowers, nigella seed pods, statice and all the grasses. These types of flowers and grasses are already part dried when picked, so the chances of success are high and the way in which they are dried simple.
Read MoreWhen a dream of mine came true and I was invited to exhibit at the wonderful Flower Festival at Strawberry Hill House
Read MoreCreate your own mid summer flower with this easy to follow guide. Using fresh flowers that will dry beautifully, capture the memories of you celebrations in a ring of beautiful florals
Read MoreA visual diary of my exploration into the world of renowned floral inspired artist Yvonne Comber
Read MoreReduce your impact on the environment by changing the way you wrap your gifts. FOLDS.wrap make the most beautiful reusable linen wraps, read more to find out how you can make this small change.
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