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July 3, 2017 Art / Eat / Gift / Grow / Make / nature / Storytelling

365 Ways to Go 365 Days Wild

Now that 30 Days Wild is over, some people are returning to their normal lives. However, others have become as

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January 30, 2017 Gift / Grow

How to use herbs #1: Grow your own toiletries

Growing fruit and veg is a wonderful way to reduce your food bill, but with a bit of imagination, you

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October 17, 2016 Gift / Grow

Gardening in confined spaces #1: Egglings

No matter how small your growing space, these gorgeous egglings will fit, what with being the size of an egg

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June 4, 2016 Grow / nature / Uncategorized

30 Days Wild: Days 1-3

Days 1-3 of 30DaysWild have included ducklings, urban wildflower photography and cygnets

August 7, 2013 Gift / Grow

Garden loves #7: Plant chandelier

OK, it may be £80, but this gorgeous indoor hanging basket from Gardenbeet is so elegant that I can’t help but

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May 18, 2011 Eat / Grow

Gardening for late starters #2

If you’ve always fancied giving gardening a go but haven’t got round to it quite yet, it’s not too late

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April 22, 2011 Eat / Gift

Garden loves #1: BBQ Planter

Not only do Black and Blum have a great company name but their products are witty, practical and gorgeous. I’m

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April 21, 2011 Eat / Gift / Grow

Grow your own kits and free wine

  Seedpantry is the latest addition to my garden-retail-therapy favourites, courtesy of its adorable starter kits that include all you

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April 19, 2011 Eat / Grow

Grow your own cocktails #4: Garden cocktail menu launched

As you may have realised, I think cocktails and gardening go together perfectly (thus explaining the Pimms Plant, Mojito planter

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April 17, 2011 Gift / Grow

Feeling seedy?

Seeds are wonderful things. Not only does that tiny, portable dot contain all the information that it needs to turn

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Latitude Rocks

It’s taken a while to  float down to earth after Stone Circles at Latitude Festival. We decorated the trees with a Green Man and Green Lady, made by the talented Leila Nihill. She added cut outs of people on grass to encourage people to take a break and relax. We put 300 stones in the […]

Join the Stone Circle at Latitude

Stone Circles is about connecting with each other, and nature in general. How far can we make the stone circle ripple? It depends on how many people get involved…

Upcycle Your Life: Self-Care and Wellbeing

Upcycling is an easy way to save money. Swapping clothes can save a fortune when you want to update your wardrobe – as can upcycling clothes you already have. Making your own toiletries can reduce waste by cutting back on packaging. You can also save a fortune by using common store cupboard ingredients such as […]

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