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by Becky | May 11, 2020 | 0 comments

march polytunnel tour

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Winter rest is so important. Just as the trees dro

Winter rest is so important. Just as the trees drop their leaves and animals hunker down into their nests while the ground frosts over, we too-being part of nature-should take this time for deep rest, allowing out bodies to recuperate and unwind. I’ve been trying to embody this as fully as I can over the last months. Sometimes it’s been completely intentional other times enforced thanks to the insane viruses hitting up schools at the moment. Either way I feel like I’ve learnt a lot in these precious winter weeks and as Imbolc approaches I feel myself craving light, activity and the feeling of achievement. I’m slowly awakening from the hibernation state and ready for a new year. The Nature & Nourish podcast, which has had a much needed pause during winter, will arrive back soon, fresh projects are back on my desk and our huge seed order is in for the market garden. 🌱 In the meantime I’m also preparing for my eldest’s 6th birthday which includes making his birthday crown, finding special gifts, printing out some photos from the last year and organising a trip out somewhere exciting.💚 I’m also looking forward to fully embracing February-late winter and all it has to offer. Over on my Patreon we will be reading Wintering by @katherinemay_ as part of the book club and I will be uploading a winter workshop to keep us inspired through the cold days ahead while we wait for the daffodils to arrive. Do pop over there and join us for some more seasonal rituals and connection 🌝Hope you’re all well and enjoying winter. And have you had much rest this season? Sending lots of love ❤️ Becky x
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#slowliving #wildandfree #seasonalliving #natureconnection #regenerativeliving

I’ve been scrolling through my photos on my phon

I’ve been scrolling through my photos on my phone and wow what a whirlwind 2022 was. It was the year I got my first book published with @hardiegrantuk (still hard for me to believe!) It’s also been a challenging year- navigating covid, kids and school bugs galore. In the midst of it all I’ve deepened my relationship with plants and nature, filmed a series of herbal workshops for my Patreon and finished my 4 year stint on the @vanessafeltzofficial show as well as continuing to work the land here on our regenerative farm. 🌍 I’m excited to see what the next 12 months bring and wish you a very, very happy new year! ❤️pic @kim.lightbody_photography from my book The Garden Apothecary

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T’is the season for the return of my honey or ma

T’is the season for the return of my honey or maple marshmallows made with three ingredients 🍯I’ve never wanted to make marshmallows before believing them to be full of refined sugar However now that I’ve found the perfect healthier alternative I‘m a complete marshmallow convert and have been having a hot chocolate topped with these beauties most evenings ❤️ They last about 3 days in the fridge but I prefer to chop them into squares and freeze them and use them straight from there. This recipe should keep you in marshmallows until Christmas 🎄 PS good quality gelatin is really good for you! It’s great for skin health and a healthy gut! So these are actually a healthy snack too!
Recipe:
4tbsp Great Lakes Gelatin (powder, not collagen)
1 cup Water
200g honey or maple syrup
1tbsp Vanilla extract
Pinch salt

In your stand mixer bowl pour in the gelatin and half of the water. Let sit. On a low/medium heat on a stove combine the water, salt and honey or maple syrup in a thick bottomed pan and to the soft ball stage (takes about 20 mins, keep it boiling!) Now turn on your stand mixer on low and slowly trickle in the hot honey mix, keep going until all the honey mix has been combined. Now add in the vanilla and put up the mixer to high and beat until the marshmallow mix creates stiff peaks. Scoop into a lined tin and pop into the fridge. Should set perfectly in about an hour! Now cut into squares and enjoy!
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#honeymarshmallows #decembermagic #seasonalshenanigans #wintersolstice #winterbaking #hotchocolate

With winter and it’s deep frosts thoroughly sett

With winter and it’s deep frosts thoroughly settled in, its time to start thinking about putting your garden to bed for the season if you haven’t already.
One of my favourite ways of doing this is by mulching my garden. This is an easy gardening job that you can take your time doing over the coming weeks and is fantastic for the garden and especially for soil health. Mulching surpresses weeds, feeds the soil, retains moisture and also protects plants and prevents soil erosion.
You can mulch using a variety of organic materials so it will work with all budgets. Some of my go- tos are rotted straw, compost, grass clippings, leaf mould and manure but my all time favourite mulch is wood chip. You can often get this for free from tree surgeons and it works brilliantly well.
All you need to do is layer up about 4 inches of your chosen mulch around shrubs and trees or on your garden beds. This might seem like a lot but it will keep those weeds done and also look really tidy once done. If you have containers you can also use mulch, just use a little less so it doesn’t spill out over the top of your pots. Thanks to @toast for the lovely #gifted outfit ❤️
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#decembermagic #littlegardenstories #iamcountryside #TOASTbeing

My natural skincare workshop is now available to w

My natural skincare workshop is now available to watch over on my Patreon page! This class is packed full of my top essential skincare products included some wonderful ones for gifting as well and take no time at all to make. In the hour class I share how to make a natural deo, skincare oil, oil cleanser, incredible 2in1 garden clay cleanser, 2 types of scrubs and also clay masks…it’s a good one! To watch you’ll need to sign up to my Patreon page (but you can cancel anytime, don’t worry!) which is linked over in my bio 🌱 there’s also some really beautiful herbal workshops over there too as well as book club chats, past vlogs and seasonal musings. It’s a lovely place to spend an hour or two! 🌞
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#naturalskincare #diybeauty #seasonalliving #slowbeauty #zlotagodzina #permaculture #permaculturegarden

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