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“February, much like January, is a bleak and often grey month. The appearance of snowdrops in the hedgerows and garden is a welcome reminder

For the last few years we have run a campaign championing positive change in the floriculture industry:  ‘Why buy roses in February?’

Roisin Taylor

Anna Taylor

Charlotte More and Claudia Robalino

So why not buy roses in February? This is not a straightforward question and there is not a straightforward answer, but for us our findings

Hazel Bryer is an illustrator and printmaker. She works mostly with linocuts, relishing the handmade process of cutting and inking up a...

Emily Harris’s work is deep rooted in her childhood growing up on a family farm. Nature has always been the central subject of her work,...

Laura ’s artistic practice is centred primarily on architecture, her background in landscape design and working with the seasons meant...

Introducing Ed Dingli as the first of our WBR23 campaign artists - Ed is an illustrator and designer whose work is driven by...