Journal

The light over Rosedale today was wonderful... half an hour later it became too hazy for pics as the smoke from a moor burn filled the dale..... I understand the reasons for the moor burn but sometimes it's hard to live with.

Our vases have just a small hole in the top, perfect to hold a single bloom or a small posey from the garden. They do vary from vase to vase. When you order if you'd like a larger diameter, drop me a line and I will take a look and find you the largest aperture of the days making.

The garden is full of hellebore, such a wonderful bloom.

I really enjoy bringing a few inside for our vases.

The glassmakers morning routine, usually involves being quietly shadowed, Marie keeps close eye on early morning comings and goings.

Narcissus 'Tête-à-tête' is one of the most popular dwarf daffodil varieties available.

I went on a little scrump in the garden and found these beauties. Perfect in every way for one of our grey ball vases.  Such a pleasure to gather such small blooms pop them in a vase and be able to enjoy them indo

The greens and skies of early spring are something to behold.

Vast skies, changing light falling on complex layers of lines, shapes and colour.

A wet day has it's own beauty, there's always something wonderful to find in Rosedale. 

Simplicity itself... a Hellebore gathered from the garden in one of our small white vases.