Green Feather Flowers

26/10/2026

Preschool and early-years children are exceptional at ‘encountering’ their natural environment (sometimes at the detriment of our timekeeping, sure). They just say what they see, usually with excitement and intrigue.

Curiosity blooms.

20/10/2026

I loved learning in person about what it meant to Rebel Badge Club members to be part of their community. Just some of the reflections we translated into flowers together:
🌈🌈🌈
Inclusive
FUN
COMMUNITY
FRIENDS
EXPERIENCES
Adventure
Experimenting
flourishing
Bat S**t Crazy
Conversation
Inspiration
PLAY.
Connection
Curiosity

07/10/2026

Why flowers are the last thing we’ll talk about:

🧡When I’m advising you on what to forage, I’m guiding you in the way that colours and textures make you feel.

🤍When you’ve lost somebody you love, I am listening to your memories.

❤️When you’re getting married, I want to understand the life you love.

The flowers come later, because YOU are at the centre of my work.

Photo credit for the moment of joy in that last picture: Berkshire Wedding Photographer

30/09/2026

16/09/2026

With the shift of the season and the approach of traditional harvest celebrations, this design is based on what I’d like to gather and bring with me from the summer. This is the feeling of the sea breeze; a sense of space and fresh perspective. I asked Deborah the flower farmer to cut whichever flowers would be in peak condition for the delivery, so the beautiful colour palette was dictated by her field’s growing rhythm. I tied the stems low down, so gravity brings the heads out from the centre, leaving space between them. The stems above the twine, which would usually be covered with foliage or interrupted by other flower heads are relatively clear, so you can trace the path from bottom to top, taking in a fuller view of each bloom in its entirety.

✨✨What will you take with you from the summer to the darker months?✨✨

Curiosity blooms.

18/08/2026

How do you find yourself outside of your role as a mum with 6 weeks of gorgeous chaotic little people company? What are your little anchors to sanity?

30/07/2026

2 minutes to fill your brain with beautiful colour instead of childcare logistics.

Anyone else’s brain overflowing now it’s the summer holidays? I’ve reminded myself that it’s tiny moments that string our sanity together, so here is a tiny reflective moment for you amongst whatever chaos you’re sweating in.

For a longer, hands-on moment of remembering who you are outside mumming bookings are open for my September foraged floristry workshop (link in bio)

21/07/2026

Resilience & Røry

For this design I asked Deborah the flower farmer to cut the most resilient ingredients from her field. The crop is keeping her on her toes with the sunshine spurring the flowers through their cycles quicker than in previous years. These are her top picks for holding up in the heat: thistle, daisy, dill, achillea, echinacea, oregano and dahlia. And standing in the field I had to add some of that moody red orach, seed pods just developing, and dancing in the sun. I have been listening to 1 ½ albums by (Restoration & Bloodletting), which to me beautifully illustrate resilience. She sings, screams and speaks with honesty, vulnerability and pure anger about her experiences of addiction, depression and inter-generational trauma. It is raw and poetic and she expresses in a way I can recognise the feeling of fighting your way through your own mind to make it into the world outside.

What does resilience look like to you lately?

Curiosity blooms.

Gorgeous, wildlife-friendly ingredients as ever: