start with a small patch ↗A LITTLE WEEKEND PROJECT / 01A cut-flower patch
A cut-flower patch
in four square metres.
A place for a few stems you can bring indoors.
plants, plans & a few happy accidentsFind something to grow ⌕
Pull up a chair.
The potting table✳
A few flowers, a windowsill jungle, and things to try next.
& counting↗
start with a small patch ↗
Life indoors
A windowsill light map worth keeping
What if you
planted a seed?
20 small beginnings ↗FOR NO REASON OTHER THAN JOY
Pick a story ↗A weakness for flowers.
START WHERE YOU AREWhat’s your
What’s your
little patch?
01
A balcony that stays easy to walk through
↗02One deep container instead of five tiny pots
↗03Do your herbs make good neighbours?
↗01
Monstera support before the stems sprawl
↗02African violets at the right window
↗03Haworthias on a small bright shelf
↗FROM POT TO PLATEThe edible
The edible
little corner.
Something green for dinner.
Something sweet for later.
The edible corner
Basil harvests that leave room to regrow
The edible corner
Strawberries in hanging containers
Give mint
its own pot.
Enthusiasm is lovely.
A little boundary helps.
THE SMALL STUFF IS THE GOOD STUFFA new leaf.
A new leaf.
A useful mistake.
Write it down.
Your own growing notes, kept right here
in this browser.
ONE MORE BEFORE YOU GO
Rummage through all 200 ↗From the other corners.
A living garden
Flowers that offer more than a pretty face
Small-space design
Grouping pots by care, not just colour
Through the seasons
A quieter season at the potting bench
The potting table