Spring for many is a season to reset; as the soft light lingers into longer days, there’s a hint of renewal in the air. In the garden, perennial plants make their eagerly anticipated return, and in our wardrobes textures become lighter, and colours shift toward a brighter, fresher palette. Both in the garden and in the wardrobe, Spring renewal isn’t about starting over, but about returning refined and renewed, ready to grow again.
Season: Spring
SEASONAL SENTIMENT
JOSIE & CHARLIE
Seasonal Articles:
Hedgerow Harvests: A Guide to Foraging Respectfully
Getting out in nature is one of life’s simplest pleasures. Learning how to forage thoughtfully is key to ensure that others can continue to enjoy the countryside for generations to come, and to ensure wildlife always has a safe home.
April Gardening Jobs
April is one of the busiest months in the garden as everything springs into life. Here are a few jobs to tick off over the next couple of weeks to stay on top of things!
Top Tips For Keeping Your Bouquet In Bloom For Longer
If you’re lucky enough to have been gifted a gorgeous bouquet, you’ll be keen to keep them looking fresh for as long as possible. Read on for my top tips on how to keep your blooms looking beautiful!
How To Create A Heavenly Herbaceous Border
A beginner’s guide on to how to plan and execute your very own herbaceous border!
My Non-Toxic Spring Cleaning Checklist
Early spring is the perfect time to refresh your home. A deep clean will get your space sparkling, and will help you feel more organised and calm within your home. Whether you tackle these tasks all in one go or spread it out over a few weeks, this comprehensive checklist will help you cover every corner of your home!
A Beginner’s Guide to Foraging Wild Garlic
Here’s everything you need to know about foraging wild garlic, including where to look and key foraging tips!
Gardening
MY SEED SOWING GUIDE
Spring is the prime season for seed sowing. It’s the time of year when I order the bulk of my seeds, and fill seed tray after seed tray, eventually allowing me to fill my kitchen garden with hopeful seedlings.
