A little corner of Bridge Farm that has become very dear to me… Helen Archer’s award winning organic dairy has gone from strength to strength over the years. Producing “Borsetshire Blue” and “Sterling Gold” cheeses, yoghurt and inventively flavoured ice creams. This is the part of the story where I collaborate with the brilliant Crumble & Core.
Read MoreReclaimed doors, vintage curtains, muddy wellington boots and handwritten notes. This is the story behind styling Bridge Farm for Jo Thompson's RHS Badminton garden celebrating seventy-five years of The Archers—a collection of memories, inspirations and the joyful details that made a fictional farm feel real.
Read MoreHow do you bring to life a place that exists only in the imagination? This is the story of styling Bridge Farm for Jo Thompson's RHS Badminton garden celebrating 75 years of The Archers—from reclaimed doors and vintage curtains to dairy tables, potting benches and village noticeboards. A journal of the people, places and small details that made a fictional farm feel wonderfully real.
Read MoreEarly morning before the cut. The meadows are golden in the first light, the sun rises lower now and the light is more syrupy.
Read MoreIn which I am the horse and the course is with Sarah Raven at her inspirational garden, Perch Hill.
Read MoreDreams of sweet flowers and fruit soon to follow, are dreamed as the sun sets on lengthening days
Read MoreA castle by the sea, a garden dripping with cascades of pink flowers, the floor carpeted with petals
Read More“There are days we live from joy to joy to joy, from wing to wing, from blossom to blossom”
Read MoreIn the busy days of early December, a festive moment was caught in the cowshed.
Read MoreBehind the scenes of my cover shoot for Wildflower Magazine
Read MoreAnd so, in April 2021 we gathered in a garden and painted the kind of smiles on one another’s faces not seen since a long forgotten Christmas morning.
Read MoreThe grass is crunchy underfoot first thing, the air is pure and fridge like.
Read MoreThis morning was serious brass monkey territory but since the sun rose it has been glorious…
Read MoreThe colours of an early morning in February
Read MoreThe steady ascent from midwinter to spring during another lockdown…
Read MoreA pictorial diary of North Norfolk
Read MoreOutside smells dank and full of wood smoke.
Read Morethe garden, after the revellers have gone
Read MoreForaging and Feasting as Autumn arrives
Read MoreA visit to Great Dixter after lockdown
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