The Magical and Nature Inspired

I rewild as well as grow cut flowers so I love arrangements that use branches and native wildflowers. This one is a Hawthorn branch as they are wonderfully twiggy and the little vessels of water attached to it include the Snakeshead Fritilary, one of our natives.

If you would like an arrangement like this then please email me

Aladdin the cat approves! This is a decorated broom and is a part of a pre Christian tradition known as ‘Jump the broom’. A wedding couple jumps over the broom togther symbolising the sweeping away of an old live and entering a new life together. This tradition also exisits in Africa. It is growing in popularity again and I do like decorating a broom with either fresh seasonal flowers or dried stems.

You can supply your own broom or borrow mine, (I ask for a refundable deposit) please email me to find out more.

Our eight Pagan or Wiccan celebrations that mark the turning of the year are quitely marked across the country while their louder children of Christmas and Easter take centre stage.

If you would like a beautiful decorative ceremonail wreath made to mark one of the 8 points on the Wheel of the Year then  please email me. They are fully compostable and the plants, flowers and herbs used are carefully chosen and appropriate for your celebrations.

Imbolc: Spring Beginning; Ostara: Spring Equinox; Beltane; May Day: Litha: Summer Equinox; Lughnasadn: First Harvest; Mabon: Autumn equinox; Samhain: New Year; Yule: Winter Solstice.

This wreath was for Mabon.