A couple of weeks ago I put together some growing kits for the Wellbeing Support Team and their clients at Emmanuel House Support Centre. Can you help me to make more?

A couple of weeks ago I put together some growing kits for the Wellbeing Support Team and their clients at Emmanuel House Support Centre. Can you help me to make more?
From the first time I noticed the positive effects of gardening to learning how to deliver it as a therapeutic process to others.
Making a rose infused hand salve takes me back many years through the strong connections plants create.
If like me you find reassurance, calm and restoration among plants and trees then you’ll know how real that connection is. That thing you’re feeling is biophilia.
I once heard a chef on Radio 4 say that to make pesto you can use any green herb, any nuts and any cheese. With windowsill herbs and cupboard ingredients, here goes!
It isn’t a rose at all, not even in the same family but wow does this beauty deserve the title. Here’s a shout out to the humble, dainty primrose.
When gorse is out of bloom, kissing is out of season. When gorse is in bloom, make refreshing gorse flower cordial and floral ice.
I heard Amy say in a podcast that she had waited nearly a decade to write this book. What she has created is testament to doing something at the right time for the most perfect result.
I don’t think it’s any accident that when we make connections with plants, we make connections with each other. Plants and flowers soften us in a way that’s quite unique.
Of anything I’ve ever created using flowers and plants, this is one of my all time favourites. It has the perfect combination of simplicity, satisfaction and a beautiful outcome.