Easter nest forms made using wild sedge.
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Photo shoot
Today I was the subject of a photo shoot in my garden and studio by Heather Edwards (www.htedwards.co.uk). Photos to follow…
Willow dragonflies – Shepton Mallet
Weaving willow dragonflies at The Art Tree gallery in Shepton Mallet
Family garden – Shepton Mallet
Garden on the site of an old railway station, designed for maximum family value.
Bold steppe planting – Shepton Mallet
As gardens change over time sometimes we need to take a step back and re-evaluate
Planting plan and planting – Shepton Mallet
A low maintenance planting plan offering year round interest.
Willow tunnel – Southampon
A living willow tunnel where diagonal weaving provides a lot of inbuilt strength
Garden Gurus – Glastonbury FM
What a fun ‘Garden Gurus’ team at Glastonbury FM! Tess came out to interview me on site planting trees in my new cider orchard, it was a very wild and windy day and one friend aptly describing it as ‘blowing a hooley’. Despite the hooley Tess managed to catch most of what I had to say about the subsoiling, the short…
Willow creatures – Yeovil
Yesterday I spent a lovely day in the inspiring art department of Preston School in Yeovil. Working with 30 pupils we made a range of insects and creatures during the course of the day, many dragonflies, jellyfish, a mole, hermit crab, ladybird…
Valentines Workshop – Shepton Mallet
To celebrate Valentines day, I organised a willow heart weaving workshop at The Art Tree in Shepton Mallet where I also exhibit my work. This was the first of a programme of workshops offered at the new gallery. It was a fun and relaxed evening with cake and bubbly and everyone made two woven hearts…