landscape and garden design in Clapham, London
I’m beyond excited to be able to share one of the biggest projects I’ve been working on for the last few years, my
I’ve always written about our gardens being seen as mini-wildlife reserves, eco systems we protect and observe rather th
At the end of June 2016 Chris and I were in Chilham, Kent for the beautiful and dreamy countryside wedding of our friends, Sim
People have asked me a lot why I write recently and I don’t really know the answer but I think it’s something to do with n
One day there will come a moment when I’ll have seen all of the species of native wild orchids. I’m not sure how I
Finally, after many years, today I came up close and personal with one of my favourite plants growing and flowering in the wil
People tell you that magic isn’t real, that Utopia is impossible. They’re talking bollocks. I know because I’
For hours now I search for you Across chalky downs of grass Jewels a plenty everywhere But where are you I ask
The interplay of nature and humanity is endlessly fascinating to observe. Nowhere is it more obvious and at the same time hidd
I had planned to write a more detailed article about Malibu’s national parks and wildlife. However, I can’t do it
I can be my own worst enemy sometimes, in fact, a lot of the time. I can be so focussed that I become blinkered. At times like
The other day I was in the garden watering our fern wall during one of those still and quiet moments that are so rar
Weedy humans are weak. Weedy plants are tough as nails. Wild flowers we like. Weeds we don’t. I think we need to make ou
My friend Pete Langley took me to a secret location on the South Downs one sunny summer evening this week to see some of our