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    • About
    • Wild Plants
    • Plants in more detail
      • Bountiful Berries
      • Trees & Shrubs
      • Herbs and Flowers
      • Citrus
      • Invasive and Poisonous
      • Other fruit and veg
    • Mini Adventures
      • Dorset
      • New Forest
      • South Coast
      • Ashdown Forest
      • Sweden
    • Recipes
Wild Picks
  • Home
  • About
  • Wild Plants
  • Plants in more detail
    • Bountiful Berries
    • Trees & Shrubs
    • Herbs and Flowers
    • Citrus
    • Invasive and Poisonous
    • Other fruit and veg
  • Mini Adventures
    • Dorset
    • New Forest
    • South Coast
    • Ashdown Forest
    • Sweden
  • Recipes

Welcome to Wild Picks

Welcome to Wild PicksWelcome to Wild PicksWelcome to Wild Picks

Nature has inspired me in more ways than one, researching and discovering benefits of plants, and what they can provide.

More on my journey

Welcome to Wild Picks

Welcome to Wild PicksWelcome to Wild PicksWelcome to Wild Picks

Nature has inspired me in more ways than one, researching and discovering benefits of plants, and what they can provide.

More on my journey

Creating spaces

With spring in full swing and the sun giving off much needed heat, plants can really start to shine, showing off colours they have to offer for us to see and witness.

My main focus currently is on strawberries, creating a wild space for them to thrive.  
I‘m really excited to see the first signs of germination of a hybrid strawberry, Peachberry.

Bringing in wildlife

Wildlife is very important for creating habitats, and aiding ecosystems. I am currently creating a shade garden where light barely gets through to some sections, a small pond area for aquatic life, and a bug hotel.

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Wild Picks Spring 2025

Wild Picks Spring 2025

Spring is here for another time, it definitely feels warmer than last. Over the winter I have been taking many cuttings to help boost this years growing season, adding in colourful spring flowers, and scented shrubs. 

Check out my first newsletter for spring 2025.

Spring Newsletter

Recipes

Wild Picks Spring 2025

Here you will find recipes showcasing plants and fruits that grow all throughout the UK, Have a browse, see something you like, why not give it a try. 

Plants growing in the wild and in gardens.

Find out some useful information with plants

I have encountered and grow myself like the common weed 'Dandelion'


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Mini Adventures

As well as searching through the UK for wild plants I am aiming to travel to a few countries of interest to document their wild landscapes so that i can gain knowledge and to be inspired with new recipes and growing techniques.


Click below to see my first mini adventure.

Sweden

Online Store

At Wild Picks Store produce is limited to what is available during the seasons.

The store is currently undergoing maintenance and will be up and running soon.

My Blog

keep up with updates on my progress in creating a sustainable growing habitat in this new section.

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Going Green

Seasonal Organic Produce

Seasonal Organic Produce

Seasonal Organic Produce

Organic growing is the way forward, over the years I have studied plants collecting seeds along the way to grow in my own garden.

 

The plants are grown in a microclimate created to grow as natural to the season to ensure full flavour, ripeness, and quality. 

  

Although there have been substantial changes with climate and seasons not matching up, nature still finds a way and adapts to its surroundings.

Being Green

Seasonal Organic Produce

Seasonal Organic Produce

I strongly believe in being greener and growing organically. All my plant waste goes through the decomposition process for use as compost year after year with the help of essential insects which breakdown the plant waste adding nutrients back into the soil.


I have experimented with mycelium throughout my planters and raised beds to try help aid healthy growth for the plants and the fruits they produce.


Supporting Local Growers

Seasonal Organic Produce

Supporting Local Growers

Fruit and vegetables are not always available when you grow them yourself, there are farms up and down the country that provide a pick your own process, these are at their seasons best where the produce is at it’s freshest.


There are local farms that do this near me, you really get a sense of where your food has come from with an adrenaline shot of achievement that you have picked your own produce.   

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