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There will be bunches and bouquets of sustainably grown, local (and lovely) flowers for sale on the Homesown stall at this Sunday’s Wolvercote Community Market . Zinnias, daisies, asters, sunflowers and dahlias are just some of the flowers looking good … Continue reading →

No markets in August and instead I will be providing buckets and bouquets of beautiful local flowers for a series of weddings. Back in September with late Summer loveliness.

The Homesown stall will be back at SOFACOMA Market in South Oxford this Sunday with beautiful, seasonal flowers from the plot. Everything is grown on the market’s doorstep in South Hinksey and raised in peat free compost without the use … Continue reading →

The Homesown stall will be back at SOFACOMA Market in South Oxford this Sunday with beautiful, local and seasonal flowers from the plot. Everything is raised in peat free compost with an organic approach. There will also be a small … Continue reading →

This week the Homesown stall will be back at SOFACOMA Market in South Oxford with lots of healthy plants and beautiful, local, seasonal flowers. Everything we grow is raised in peat free compost with an organic approach. No deliveries this … Continue reading →

My greenhouse is full of small, healthy tomato plants, courgettes filling their pots and a crowd of half hardy annuals for Summer colour. They are part of the April and early May shuffle which involves taking them outside and then … Continue reading →

At last it looks as if the weather is set fair for awhile and next week there will be warm temperatures and a rest from the battering rain and winds. This week the stall will be at Sofacoma Market off … Continue reading →

Sunshine and showers and a stop start Spring have made it unusually tricky to predict what the plants and flowers will be doing. To give everything a chance to catch up on growing, I am taking a break from markets … Continue reading →

The weather continues to be frustrating and this year Spring almost seems to be on pause, but there will be some plants with hopeful bunches, bouquets and pots of bright, seasonal flowers for next weekend. These can either be delivered … Continue reading →