Smell the Roses
Amy PayDelve into the wonderful world of cut and foraged florals with me, Amy. An outdoors obsessed florist - sharing my weekly projects, inspiration and adventures \ud83c\udf3f
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | delilahandherb.substack.com |
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Flower farm heaven
Wednesday again already - hope you’ve had a lovely week and bank holiday weekend, despite the classic British weather. This week (and every week really!) I’m talking all about the best of British.
GMT or G'n'T...
Not much floristry this week - instead an adventure across counties and through the hedgerows. I’ve been off of work and on a long walk, wowing (or potentially boring - not sure) my Dad with flower facts and many stops to photograph and log...
In all things of nature, there is something of the marvellous...
It hasn’t been quite a week…being new to this game, I’m experimenting with when works best for me to write and so, for the near future, you can expect to hear from me on a Wednesday.
Queen Anne's Lace & random acts of kindness...
The early May sunshine has been divine this week. The hedgerows suddenly seem to be green, finally filled with luscious new growth and an abundance of late spring wildflowers. I heard the cuckoo singing for the first time today as I was cut...
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Owner of Delilah and Herb and author of ‘Smell the Roses’. Lover of hedgerows, the great outdoors and all of nature’s magical beauty. Always outside, always creating and forever a wildflower \ud83c\udf3f
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