Observations from the growing year
Small changes,
closely watched.
Every detail, up close
A single flower holds a whole study in colour and structure. We slow down, look closer and make room for the details that usually pass unnoticed.
A quieter kind of abundance
Cream-edged leaves, seed heads and weathered pots make a useful record of what thrives without being hurried.
What remains in winter
The dried stems stay. Their silhouettes hold the bed together and leave shelter for the smallest visitors.
