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Author Archives: Homesown@thedevelopingplot
Bright Spring Flowers
With new blossom and buds emerging there are moments when it has felt like Spring especially in the last couple of days when there was a rest from the incessant rain and warmth in the sun. The first of the … Continue reading
Early Signs of Spring
Hard to believe that it is still the middle of Winter in today’s gentle sun especially as there are early anemones starting to flower and daffodil and tulip shoots pushing through the soil. This Sunday, January 28th, the Homesown stall … Continue reading
Wreaths, Festive Decorations & Pots of Bulbs
A week later than planned, we are glad to be back at Wolvercote Community Market from 10.00 am to midday this Sunday, December 10th with a selection of fresh and everlasting wreaths. There will also be pots of paperwhite narcissus … Continue reading
Wreaths, Festive Decorations & Pots of Bulbs
A selection of fresh and everlasting wreaths will be available to buy at both Sofacoma & Wolvercote Markets this Sunday, December 3rd. Locally foraged rosehips, glossy red holly berries and lichen covered larch are just some of the many ingredients … Continue reading
Wreaths for Inside & Out & Bulbs Newly Shooting
A beautiful day foraging in the sun today with rosehips, glossy red holly berries and lichen covered larch just some of the many ingredients picked for this year’s festive wreaths. A selection of fresh and everlasting wreaths will at Sofacoma … Continue reading
Wreaths: Fresh and Festive & Everlasting
The sustainable moss has arrived for wreath making and soon there will be busy garden gathering and foraging for fresh ingredients. It seems a bit strange to be posting about wreaths and other loveliness in mid November, but orders are … Continue reading
Buckets of September Flowers
No more markets until late November, but there are still lots of flowers available, if you would like to order a bucket to arrange yourself or a bouquet for delivery. Dahlias, zinnias, daisies and cosmos are just some of the … Continue reading
What’s Available this Sunday, Sept 17th
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
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August Break
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.
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Flowers this Weekend: July 23rd
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
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