JOURNAL

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...

Finding purpose in life can be remarkably tricky. For me, any sort of purpose came late on, especially when I look back at my school days...

When I was a child I was known for making mud pies, stealing ingredients from my parents kitchen to “cook” with

The infamous quote from Albert Howard reflects a simple truth: “The health of soil, plant, animal and man is one and indivisible.” Too...

It feels very special to be publishing extracts from the limited edition UK Version of The Land Gardeners, Soil to Table.

Flowers evoke a sense of wonder, keeping me connected to the seasons and what is going on in the world around me.

We first met Katherine when she helped us source some fabric to use as tablecloths for one of our earliest events.

A fantastic vegetarian pie with a wonderful umami flavour. Play around with different mushroom varieties