Very lovely to be interviewed/featured by Substack today. Have a read!

Thanks so much, Bill, both for subscribing and for the kind words!

🙋‍♂️I know! The answer is: very very good.

On Legacy: a visit to London’s decade-old Olympic Park, by Dan Masoliver theearthworm.substack.com/p/on-legacy-a-…

Last week I just about died of pride as my little community gardening volunteer group WON 😵 the London In Bloom competition!!!🎉💐🌻🌼🌺🎊🥳👩‍🌾 And now Dan Masoliver has written this beautiful, funny, inspiring thing about it. Read on for warm feelings: theearthworm.substack.com/p/gold-always-…

Even more depressing than the facts of this tweet are the replies, full of people worrying about the impact of leaf “litter” on their lawns. What better sign that our relationship with the planet is broken than people prioritising manicured grass over the rest of nature combined

We're big fans of The Earthworm, a newsletter for gardeners, growers, plant lovers and nature nerds by Dan Masoliver and really enjoyed his interview with forager and natural dye artist Rebecca Desnos. Read it here: theearthworm.substack.com/p/the-q-and-a-… via The Floral Dispatch

Honoured to be in such excellent tomato-recommending company!

Wrote a fun (IMO) piece for Gardens Illustrated today about why you absolutely should not be doing any gardening right now

This month’s column in Garden Answers is all about how I softened my attitude towards so-called pests. I hope that you, like Felicity Szesnat (Dr), will read it and enjoy it

If you haven’t yet bought your beloved a bunch of Valentine’s Day roses, maybe, um, don’t theearthworm.substack.com/p/our-bloody-v…

Lovely person, lovely writer, lovely news

When Matthew Pottage met Piet Oudolf, by Dan Masoliver rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley… Scary amount of talent on show in this piece