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grow, cook, eat, arrange with Sarah Raven & friends

BySarah Raven
293 episodes

Podcast Summary

Welcome to grow, cook, eat, arrange, the weekly podcast from gardener, writer, teacher,and cook, Sarah Raven. Over the last two decades, Sarah has led the way by introducing a new kind of productive gardening which places emphasis on intense colour, sophistication, and achievability. Recorded at the beautiful Perch Hill Farm in Sussex, Sarah talks with special guests from across garden design, floristry, food, ecology, conservation, and more. Brimming with top tips and helpful hints, listen and learn how to create your most productive garden ever. You can find out more about the products discussed in each episode or get in touch by visiting the website: https://www.sarahraven.com/

#1

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show’s handpicked highlights with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 226

This year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show was yet another terrific exhibition of horticultural beauty, to which Arthur Parkinson had a fabulous front-row seat. Arthur takes the mic on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ this week, once again bringing you the best in show, from the headlines of royal roses to the lesser-known stories from incredible stands and gardens at the show.In this episode, discover:A rose fit for a King, with David Austin’s announcement of a new varietyThe Great Pavillion’s most grand displays, and what made it Arthur’s favourite part of the showSome of the incredible stands run by organisations with purpose, such as the Songbird Survival Trust and Women of the GlasshouseProducts mentioned:Crabapple bipinnatus 'Rubenza' purpurea 'Sutton's Apricot' somniferum 'Black Beauty' Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-05-29•22mins
#2

Matrix planting for a beautiful and resilient garden with Gary Newell - Episode 225

While we all love a trip to the garden centre for short-term inspiration, a more measured approach to buying the right kind of plants for your plot can help you achieve a beautiful and sustainable garden, with year-round interest and resilience.This week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ Sarah is joined by Gary Newell, Senior Horticultural Buyer, who advises us to ditch the impulse plant purchases and instead, follow his simple rules for matrix planting – a method he’s used to great effect in his own garden at home.In this episode, discover:The art of matrix planting – a nature-led, strategic method used in landscape designWhich plants are best-suited to create a stunning, low-maintenance gardenThe four essential layers of matrix planting – from the ground-hugging base layer, to show-stopping structural shrubsProducts mentioned:Hydrangea paniculata 'Limelight' AGM arborescens 'Incrediball' (Strong Annabelle) paniculata 'Wim's Red' australis nemorosa 'Caradonna' lamarckii x dummeri 'Grace' kousa var. chinensis 'Attar of Roses' (Scented) majus bipinnatus ‘Purity’ ‘Moerheim Beauty’ Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-05-22•26mins
#3

Biennials to sow from seed to fill the May gap - Episode 224

Biennials – plants which flower in their second year – may often be overlooked by us gardeners, but between their value for money, wonderful scent, and versatility they’re among the best plants to sow and grow in any garden.Sarah makes the case for brilliant biennials in this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, exploring how she came to appreciate their beauty, and which varieties are best for all aspects of your space.In this episode, discover:How the right mix of biennials can fill the awkward May gap with prolific blooms, all for the price of a seed packetThe best early-flowering biennials, from fragrant wallflowers to the scented sweet rocket, Hesperis matronalisMoth-pollinated varieties with rich fragrance and velvety textures to create a pollinator paradiseProducts mentioned:Rosa x odorata 'Mutabilis' (China) × odorata 'Bengal Crimson' (China) purpurea 'Sutton's Apricot' purpurea f. albiflora Sweet William (Saponaria officinalis) incana 'Vintage Antique Mix' trifida 'Vulcan' annua poppy (Papaver nudicaule) Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-05-15•13mins
#4

Perfect plants for a small town garden with big impact with Tom Stimpson - Episode 223

Tom Stimpson’s pint-sized garden is an inspiration for anyone with a small urban plot, and it’s packed with showstopping varieties that will flower for months on end providing colour, scent, and food for pollinators in a compact space.In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Tom, our Head of Horticulture, tells Sarah how he’s brought his small town garden to life, including the irresistible combinations of dahlias and salvias that he’s planting in his whopper pots for the season to come. In this episode, discover:Tom's ingenious approach to small-space gardeningNew plant varieties to transform pots, with an eye on an upcoming dahlia called 'Tom's Choice' The art of colour-layering in garden design, choosing from palettes to co-ordinate your bordersFollow Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-05-08•23mins
#5

Sarah’s favourite scented varieties for spring - Episode 222

Gardens are a multisensory experience, and while we primarily think of aesthetics, it’s the scent of spring plants which is absolutely second to none.Sarah’s flying solo this week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ to share her pick of favourite scented spring bulbs and other perfumed plants to envelop your senses and uplift your spirits.In this episode, discover:Spring's most wonderfully scented bulbs, from delicate narcissus to room-filling tulipsWhich bulbs are Sarah’s longest-flowering, most resilient garden heroesHow to create a sensory sensation with fragrant climbers that transform your outdoor spaceProducts mentioned:Hyacinth 'Peter Stuyvesant' for Forcing orientalis 'Woodstock' (Forcing) 'Moonlight Sensation' 'Starlight Sensation' 'Actaea' 'Geranium' 'Avalanche' 'Cragford' (Forcing) cordubensis 'Pipit' 'Ballerina' 'Totally Tangerine' sylvestris 'Request' quinata (Chocolate Vine) 'Sarah Raven' Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-05-01•29mins
#6

Growing in pots on a London balcony with Jemima Bowker - Episode 221

Urban gardeners who rent will be familiar with the need to transport their portable gardens frequently, so which plants are ideal for pots and containers that are often on the move?Jemima Bowker is our beginner and balcony gardening expert with a relocation on the horizon. This week, she joins Sarah to chat about the ideal varieties for all sizes and types of container, and ways to protect and transport them during her upcoming move.In this episode, discover:The art of creating a portable garden paradise in zinc tubs and windowsill plantersPerfect plants for smaller spaces, from bush basil to Texas Wild tomatoes How to layer compost, feeding your plants and keeping containers looking pristine from May right through to autumnGet in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-04-24•29mins
#7

Species tulips and why you should grow them with Josie Lewis - Episode 220

There's been some exciting breeding and hybridising using species tulips - those closely related to wild tulips - in recent years, which has made them perfect plants for withstanding tulip fire.Species tulips are a newfound favourite for Josie and Sarah at Perch Hill, and in this episode we’ll hear why they’re a must-have for pots in particular, and which incredible varieties have captured their attention.In this episode, discover:The remarkable resilience of species tulips to wetter springs and fungal disease A vibrant world of unique tulip varieties, from the flame-like Tulip acuminata, to Cretan natives like HildeTips for naturalising species tulips in grass and growing in pots for decades of stunning bloomsHow species tulips are the ultimate breakfast buffet for early pollinators and emerging bumblebee queensGet in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-04-17•28mins
#8

Enter the secret world of bees and their honey with Rachel de Thample - Episode 219

Bees are an absolute passion for us at Perch Hill, not just for their pollination and presence in the garden, but for their delicious and nutritious produce too.The same can be said for award-winning author and fermentation expert, Rachel de Thample, who joins Sarah this week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ to share delicious honey-inspired recipes from her new book, her pick of the best bee-friendly plants, and much more besides.In this episode, discover:Rachel’s journey to writing her latest book, working at River Cottage and being introduced to Hugh Fearnley-WhittingstallThe incredible and industrious world of bees, and how it takes 12 bees a lifetime to create a single teaspoon of honey Bee-friendly herbs that are not just beautiful, but useful to bees and humans alikeA reimagined view of honey in cooking with Rachel's spectacular recipesProducts mentioned:Common Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) Savory (Satureja hortensis) 'Hot and Spicy' 'Violet de Provence' officinalis (Borage) siculum (syn. Nectaroscordum) Rachel’s new book: Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-04-10•27mins

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#9

Why garden birds have so much to teach us with Adam Nicolson - Episode 218

There’s a rich, complex, and utterly rewarding natural world that co-exists alongside ours, and relies on our gardens for food and safety – the often surprising world of small garden birds.This week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Adam Nicolson shares insights from his new book, Bird School, which explores the secret life of these tiny avian visitors, so often unfurling right under our noses in our gardens and green spaces.In this episode, discover:The true reasons behind the dawn chorus, its unique sound and timingWhat inspired Adam to immerse himself in the world of small birdsHow birds perceive the world so intricately, in a way that we’re yet to fully understandWhat we as gardeners can do to help protect our British bird speciesOrder Adam’s new book, Bird School: Sarah: gracilistyla ‘Mount Aso’ willow hedging in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-04-03•28mins
#10

What to sow and plant this spring with some of Sarah’s greatest guests - Episode 217

Spring is here in all its glory, and with it comes the perfect moment to plant and sow. This week on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ we’ve compiled our top tips and growing inspiration from not one, but seven of Sarah’s all-time favourite guests.From Knepp’s Charlie Harpur on his favourite plants for pollinators, to the veg varieties Jess Gough is growing at home, revisit some of Sarah’s greatest guests and their timely recommendations for gardens large and small. Sarah also shares five fresh ideas for what to plant into your garden right now.In this episode, discover:Top growing tips from seven of Sarah’s most illustrious gardening guestsInspiration on plants for perfume, pollinators and punchy colour combinations in your gardenSarah’s top five flowers to plant now with springtime in mindFollow Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-03-27•28mins
#11

A guide to compost making for no dig gardening with Charles Dowding - Episode 216

Charles Dowding is world-renowned as a pioneer of no dig growing, and while it’s great for saving time and effort, it’s also proven to be more productive and better for the environment, and the soil, too.Who better to hear from on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ than the pioneer himself, as Charles joins Sarah and Josie to share his decades of experience with no dig, tips on creating your own fertile garden compost at home, and inspiring ideas for what to sow in late-March.In this episode, discover:Charles’ experience with the no dig ethos in different soil types around the worldHow switching to no dig has made his crops consistently more productive across many yearsHow to convert your own organic waste into fertile compost for successful growing and improve the long-term health of your soilDiscover Charles Dowding’s latest book: mentioned:Chervil 'Vertissimo' 'Leisure' 'Red Frills' purslane (Claytonia) Rocket Rocket 'Serrata' 'Red Frills' Bean 'Superaguadulce' Oak Leaf Collection ‘Hurst Green Shaft’ Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-03-20•34mins
#12

The rewards of growing your own delicious fruit and veg varieties with Joe Clark - Episode 215

Like many gardeners, Joe Clark was captivated by the magic of growing his own food at a young age, and now inspires millions more to be enthralled by the same fascinating process via his popular social media channels.Joe is an advocate for planting fruit, veg and flowers that you may not ordinarily encounter in the supermarket, and on this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ he shares his favourite varieties for every taste, space, and type of garden.In this episode, discover:Joe’s favourite varieties to grow for a simple, rewarding cropHardy veg perfect for growing without a greenhouseA number of tasty varieties of lesser-known fruit and veg rarely found in the shops Order Joe’s book ‘Garden To Save The World’: Sarah: mentioned:Tomato 'Costoluto Fiorentino' (Anethum graveolens) ‘Blauwschokker’ ‘Nairobi’ 'Kolibri' F1 (Gongylodes Group) in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-03-13•30mins
#13

Seasonal picks for successional colour and boosting biodiversity with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 214

Lighter, longer days signal the start of a joyous season for gardeners, and March is the perfect month to plan for the highlights of your spring and summer garden.Arthur Parkinson returns to ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ this week to share the plants that brought him the most joy last year, the trials he’ll be undertaking in his own compact garden at home, and his personal pick of long-flowering varieties for successional colour and pollinator appeal, no matter the size of your plot. In this episode, discover:How to care for Arthur’s favourite China rose ‘Mutabilis’ so that it flowers for longer in your gardenStandout geums for a spectacle that lasts from May right through to OctoberThe narcissi varieties that Arthur looks forward to trialling this yearStandout dahlia varieties for summer pots, from last year’s favourite ‘Tartan’ to classics like ‘Blue Bayou’Products mentioned:Liriope muscari x odorata 'Mutabilis' × odorata 'Bengal Crimson' (China) 'Totally Tangerine' 'Cragford' (Forcing) 'Tartan' 'Waltzing Mathilda' 'Blue Bayou' Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-03-06•22mins
#14

Our role in supporting wild and solitary bees as gardeners with Richard Rickitt - Episode 213

Bees are one of the most essential species in our ecosystem, and all of our gardens play a vital role in providing food and shelter for them to thrive.Beekeeper, gardener and writer Richard Rickitt’s passion for these particular pollinators is utterly infectious. In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Richard shares what inspired him to start keeping bees at an early age, his fascination with the many species of wild bees in the UK, and the small but important changes we as gardeners can make to help protect their dwindling populations.In this episode, discover:The best bee-friendly flowers and shrubs to provide early pollen and nectarHow to create habitat for wild bees in your borders and lawnWays to make your own fantastic, affordable bee hotelThe dangers of chemicals for pollinators in modern agricultureProducts mentioned:Eryngium bourgatii ‘Picos Blue’ nivalis (Common Snowdrop) (Hyacinthoides non scripta) gracilistyla ‘Mount Aso’ Beekeeping for Gardeners: Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-02-27•37mins
#15

The best of the best narcissi for early spring colour and scent - Episode 212

Narcissi are such rewarding plants to grow, tolerant of almost any site and situation. At Perch Hill in particular, it’s shaping up to be a stellar spring for the humble daffodil and its more diminutive narcissus relatives.Whether it’s perenniality, perfume or punchy colours that you’re after in your own garden, in this week’s ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ Sarah shares her personal edit of the longest-flowering and most fragrant narcissi varieties to grow.In this episode, discover:Why planting narcissi in your garden can be a viable alternative to tulips as the climate continues to changeTop varieties for long, light flowering patterns (flowering a little over a long period of time), fabulous fragrance, and superb perennialityHow best to plant your narcissi so that they stand out in a successional bulb lasagneProducts mentioned:Narcissus poeticus var. recurvus ('Old Pheasant's Eye'): 'Avalanche': 'Cragford' (Forcing): 'Starlight Sensation': 'Moonlight Sensation': bulbocodium 'White Petticoat': 'Pipit': 'Minnow': 'Actaea': Iris Mix: hollandicum 'Purple Sensation': Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-02-20•20mins
#16

Talking biodynamics and biodiversity in growing cut flowers with Alfie Nickerson - Episode 211

Alfie Nickerson is a biodynamic flower farmer making his mark in British horticulture, and his 3,500-strong dahlia field, buzzing with wildlife, is testament to that.After working for 6 years as a jobbing gardener in London, and then volunteering at Fern Verrow – the biodynamic farm of previous guest Jane Scotter – Alfie describes his journey in creating the biodiverse haven that is Burnt Fen Flowers, as well as sharing his favourite annuals and dahlias, on this week’s episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’.In this episode, discover:Alfie’s early gardening experiences in London, and what drew him to the Norfolk countrysideThe incredible work behind Burnt Fen’s biodynamic flower cropHow they prioritise biodiversity in their practices, and what that biodiversity gives back to the landAlfie’s absolute favourite varieties of annuals and dahlias for cuttingVisit Burnt Fen Flowers: mentioned:Ammi majus bracteatum 'White' (Sunflower) elegans 'Giant Purple Prince' somniferum 'Black Swan' 'Jowey Winnie' Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-02-13•23mins
#17

A return to Perch Hill - tales of a head gardener and talented florist with Bea Andrews - Episode 210

Bea Andrews is no stranger to Perch Hill - she was head gardener for many years, and is now back in a new guise as our visiting florist, aka Botanika Flora.It's a joy to welcome Bea back for this nostalgic episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ with Sarah as she shares her fascinating background and route into horticulture in her native Hungary, the story of how she came to Perch Hill, and the inspiration she draws from the garden and the Sussex countryside in her stunning floral designs.In this episode, discover:The early inspirations behind Bea’s journey into gardening, horticulture and floristryFond memories of Perch Hill, her impeccable eye for colour, and humorous anecdotes from her time as head gardenerWhat Bea looks for in seasonal cutting, and how she combines these flowers and foliage in her unique arrangementsProducts mentioned:Bea’s Summer Dahlia Collection: Sarah: Floral: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-02-06•25mins
#18

From entrepreneurialism to The Eden Project, a life’s work with Sir Tim Smit - Episode 209

The Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall are two of the most important horticultural projects of recent times, both helmed by the brilliant mind of Sir Tim Smit – Sarah’s guest on the podcast this week.Tim’s work on pioneering projects like Eden is guided by three pillars that also resonate for Sarah – education, entrepreneurialism, and the environment. In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, we gain a rare insight into how Tim brings these values to life in projects that help reconnect people with the land and explore the potential of their own relationships with the natural environment.In this episode, learn more about:Tim’s entrepreneurial streak, and how his Dutch and English heritage has informed his remarkable journey with nature and the environmentHow innovative thinking on sustainability and the environment underpins Tim’s current and future projects, including the new Eden Project in Morecambe BayThe huge importance both Tim and Sarah place on improving education for the future of our natural world and the next generation of environmental entrepreneursFollow Sarah: Project Morecambe: Lost Gardens of Heligan: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-01-30•26mins
#19

Our vital role as gardeners in supporting birds, with the RSPB’s Emma Marsh - Episode 208

If you're looking to support wild birds in your garden, the RSPB’s upcoming Big Garden Birdwatch is an essential event for us all.Adam Nicolson and Emma Marsh, Executive Director of the RSPB, join Sarah in this week’s bird-focused episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ to discuss how to get involved in this weekend’s annual bird count, how it came to be, and the many ways that gardeners can actively support and encourage more wild birds in our gardens and green spaces.In this episode, discover:The role that gardens and gardeners play in restoring a bustling wild bird population.What we all can do to provide natural sustenance, shelter and safety for birds with our choice of planting.How the Big Garden Birdwatch came to be, and how you can get involved this coming weekend.Verbena bonariensis ‘Masterpiece’ (Westcountry series) Yew (Taxus baccata) ‘Rambling Rector’ Sarah: the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-01-23•40mins
#20

The life-changing magic of growing dahlias with Savannah Miller - Episode 207

Savannah Miller’s newfound passion for growing cut flowers, in particular dahlias, feeds fantastically into her contemporary bridal designs.In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Sarah and Savannah discuss her successful career in fashion, an unexpected foray into bridal design, and her newfound joy in growing cut flowers and vegetables. Plus, discover Savannah’s top picks for the easiest and best performing flowers in her Gloucestershire garden.In this episode, discover:How Savannah began her fashion journey, and the motive behind her unexpected move into the bridal worldThe standout dahlia varieties that have captured a newfound passion for growing ornamental flowersMore about the creative intersection of gardening and bridal fashion in Savannah’s latest collection Products mentioned:Savannah’s Wedding Dahlia Collection x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' purpurea 'Sutton's Apricot' Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-01-16•19mins
#21

12 excellent edibles to sow early in 2025 - Episode 206

Be it a fully fledged kitchen garden, or a few window boxes outside your back door, It’s never too early to start planning which edibles you want to grow for the season ahead.Following last week’s flower-focused episode, this week’s ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ continues the sowing theme to highlight Sarah’s top pick of outstanding edibles to grow from seed from the beginning of the year, through to the end of March.In this episode, discover:How to embrace winter growing, sowing some of the hardiest crops for tasty salads and nutritious greens to liven up winter dishesWhich varieties offer the most transformative, flavoursome plants – from the punchy flavour of mustard wasabi to the ‘Sungold’ tomato’s unbeatable sweetnessTips on sowing direct into gutter pipes or outdoors with protectionProducts mentioned:Salad Rocket 'Serrata' 'Red Knight' F1 'Vertissimo' 'Medania' 'Rubino' F1 'Red Frills' wasabi 'Merveille de Quatre Saisons' Leaf Parsley 'Gigante di Napoli' 'Leisure' 'Sungold' 'Black Russian' 'Nairobi' 'Bianca di Trieste' Sarah: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-01-09•19mins
#22

The 12 best flowery flowers to grow from seed - Episode 205

There are few more therapeutic jobs in the potting shed or polytunnel than sowing seeds, and if you’re looking to fill your spring garden with colourful cut flowers, now is the time to start sowing your standout varieties.In the first of two back-to-back episodes of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Sarah turns her attention to the cut flowers she’ll be sowing from early January onwards, working week by week to create an invaluable sowing calendar you can easily follow at home.In this episode, discover:Sarah's love of seed sowing, and the meditative quality it bringsTop performing seeds for the start of the year, from fragrant sweet peas to easy growers like cerintheA unique tip to prevent mice from spoiling your sweet pea seedsProducts mentioned:Sweet Pea 'Erewhon' Pea 'Matucana' scandens major 'Purpurascens' majus 'Liberty Classic Crimson' F1 majus 'White Giant' F1 maroccana 'Sweeties' majus viridis 'Blue Monday' cyanus 'Polka Dot Mixed' trifida 'Alba' atropurpurea 'Black Cat' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2025-01-02•17mins
#23

The grounding joy of gardening with Sarah Raven & Alex Clark – Episode 204

For those who garden, whether on a windowsill or on a grander scale, it soon becomes a source of inspiration, passion and peace. A way to ground and find solace and, increasingly, a test of resilience and adaptability too.In a reversal of the usual ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ format, journalist and broadcaster Alex Clark turns guest question master to steer the conversation on Sarah’s journey into horticulture, what they both get from gardening, and the sensory delights that growing, plants and wildlife can bring into our lives.In this episode, discover:How Alex came to gardening as a newfound passionIncredible tips for newcomers from Sarah’s 30+ years’ of growing experience at Perch HillSarah’s original career path, and how she found the love of flowers that she now shares with us allWhy pot gardening is ‘the great equaliser’ and a fantastic way for everyone to garden wherever they are Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-12-26•38mins

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#24

Ottolenghi’s ultimate comfort food for Christmas (and beyond) with Tara Wigley and Verena Lochmuller - Episode 203

Every Ottolenghi book is a gift, filled with a treasure trove of unique recipes and the latest, Comfort – perfectly timed for Christmas feasting – is no exception. In fact, by the end of this week’s episode you may well be rethinking your own festive menu…A self-confessed Ottolenghi fan, Sarah is joined Verena Lochmuller and Tara Wigley – two of the co-authors of Comfort, the latest Ottolenghi cook book – to share some of their favourite comfort food recipes including a delicious chocolate mousse inspired by the nostalgia of Terry’s Chocolate Orange, and a curry leaf dukkah guaranteed to jazz up any vegetable side dish.In this episode, discover:The diverse culinary backgrounds of the Ottolenghi team, and how they've brought together the best comfort food recipes from around the worldHow to transform traditional Christmas veg like Brussels sprouts into a slow-cooked flavour sensationNostalgic and novel dessert recipes for puddings to top off a delightful Christmas or New Year’s feastOttolenghi Comfort: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-12-19•24mins
#25

How to craft a colourful, sustainable Christmas - Episode 202

Christmas is one of the most joyous times of the year, and sustainability need not detract from that joy. With a little bit of forethought, we can all enjoy a colourful and creative celebration that respects our planet too.Sarah is a passionate advocate for sustainability, so in this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ she shares some of the most exciting, naturally sourced and low impact ways to decorate your home, festive table and tree, as well as a fantastic guide to creating your own compostable wreath.In this episode, discover:Sustainable ways to create a festive wreath using foraged branches, moss and flowers from the gardenWhether real trees are a benefit to the environment over faux treesHighlights from the winter garden to create beautiful decorations for the table and tree Products mentioned:Rosemary 'Foxtail': jasminoides: & Wisteria: tenuifolium 'Bannow Bay': gunnii 'Azura': niger: x ballardiae 'Maestro': annua: miliaceum 'Violaceum': hollandicum 'Purple Sensation': cristophii: schubertii: maxima: latifolium: anomala subsp. petiolaris: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-12-12•32mins
#26

Q&A: How do I make my mark on a new garden? What can I forage for wreath decorations? What’s the difference between part-shade and full sun? How can I start coppicing?

Welcome to the December Q&A episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, where Sarah & Josie answer questions sent in by our lovely listeners each month. In this episode, Josie shares how best to create your dream garden from one that you’ve just moved into, and enlightens us on what constitutes part-shade and full-sun, so that we can plant our flowers where they’re best suited. Sarah also gives us some fantastic wreath decoration ideas which are foraged, therefore more sustainable, and lauds the benefits of coppicing.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-12-10•10mins
#27

Perfect gift ideas from our Christmas range with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 201

Christmas is only a few short weeks away, and while the garden may be winding down into winter mode, it’s the perfect time to spread joy to green-fingered friends with some well-considered gifts and elegant decorations.With Arthur joining Sarah this week for an exciting journey through the pages of our latest Christmas catalogue, Sarah explains why she’s more excited by this year’s festive range than ever before.In this episode, discover:Irresistible decorations for the tree, with a few specific nature-themed baubles catching Arthur’s eyeTried and tested favourites that deliver year upon year, like the ever-reliable Solar Allium Stake LightsAn increased focus on sustainability in the range, as well as living gifts like our Thyme & Rosemary in Terracotta Pots and Sarah’s favourite Double Paperwhites in a Leaf TroughProducts mentioned:Ceramic Pomegranate Candleholder Sequinned Mini Glass Baubles and Silver Ribbed Baubles Gemstone Light String Allium Stake Gold Painted Glass Candleholder Glass Fruit Decorations Christmas Crackers Green Glass Bauble White Paper Garland Glass Baubles & Rosemary in Terracotta Pots nivalis (Common Snowdrop) in Terracotta Pots in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-12-05•30mins
#28

This month in your garden: December

The garden winds down in December, but there’s still a few small jobs that’ll stand it in good stead for the year to come.In this monthly episode of ‘grow, cook, eat arrange’, Sarah takes us through which bulbs can be forced now, and an experimental watering technique, while Josie runs down the winter pruning plans and why it’s not too late to plant your tulips.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-12-01•9mins
#29

Inspiring biodiversity on a grand scale with Dominic Rose - Episode 200

Dominic Rose holds multiple roles; Chair of Sarah Raven, self-appointed ‘amateur gardener’, and leading advocate in bringing biodiversity to the residential gardens and back yards of Britain.In our 200th episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Dominic unpacks his ambitions for ‘Britain’s Biggest Living Garden’ – a community action project in North London’s Hampstead Garden Suburb – and explains how it might inspire others to support biodiversity in their own gardens at home, including the next generation of aspiring gardeners who’ll tend our green spaces in the future.In this episode, discover:The catalyst for creating Britain’s Biggest Living Garden, and the ecologists, authors and volunteers who have guided its missionHow the benefits to biodiversity are already being measuredDominic’s ambitions to inspire the next generation of gardeners, with biodiversity at the forefrontBritain’s Biggest Living Garden: Gardening Forum: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-11-28•26mins
#30

10 indispensable tools to make gardening a joy with Josie Lewis - Episode 199

Gardening is a diverse pursuit, and there’s no shortage of tools and kit that can help transform horticultural chores into an easier, more pleasurable experience.In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Perch Hill’s Josie Lewis joins Sarah to look back over the gardening year and nominate the top 10 desert island tools that no gardener should live without.In this episode, discover:Tools and containers perfect for making light work of planting and sowingSarah and Josie’s favourites vases to make floral arrangements easier to put together and more visually appealingSarah’s all-time favourite pots and trugs, with designs that have inspired products in our rangeProducts mentioned:Zinc Harvesting Trug Hori Hori Knife s-type Hori Hori Knife and Sheath Planter Hanging Basket Liner Set Garden Pad Raven Pruning Snips Raven Poachers Spade Vase Bulb Planter Ceramic Vases Pots Scalloped Pots Terracotta Pot Terracotta Pots in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-11-21•26mins
#31

Perfect flowers for a biodiverse buzz in your garden with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 198

Butterflies and bees can only thrive in a garden with a ‘living buffet’ to which they can flock, which is why biodiversity is the hot topic for Sarah and Arthur in this latest episode of grow, cook, eat, arrange.Reflecting on a year in which pollinators have struggled and needed particular support, they share the best plant varieties for bringing a much-needed buzz into your gardens, and discuss why nighttime pollinators ought not be forgotten.In this episode, discover:Sarah & Arthur’s absolute favourite flowers for creating a biodiverse havenThe importance of late-flowering plants, providing pollen at crucial times when late-emerging pollinators may need it mostThe often-overlooked night time wildlife that also benefits from biodiverse gardensArthur’s newfound tip for keeping slugs away from your greenhouseProducts mentioned:Dahlia variabilis 'Bishop's Children': 'Totally Tangerine': ‘Sarah Raven’: ‘Lou Farman’: Buddleia alternifolia: ‘Blue Bayou’: bonariensis: officinalis var. grandiflora 'Bampton': rigida: miliaceum 'Violaceum': - Biological Slug Control: in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-11-14•22mins
#32

Q&A: Are we too late to plant forced bulbs for Christmas? How can I start bare root planting this Winter? What can I still sow in November?

Welcome to the November Q&A episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, where Sarah & Josie answer questions sent in by our lovely listeners each month. In this episode, Sarah answers timely questions on forced bulbs and whether it’s too late to plant them now for Christmas, as well as the things you can still sow at this time of year. Meanwhile, Josie gives us a crash course on bare root plants, and what’s currently being planted at Perch Hill, which might inspire your own planting this November.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-11-12•12mins
#33

Bringing seasonal delights from farm to plate with Julius Roberts - Episode 197

Please be aware: This episode contains sensitive discussion about animal death and stillbirth, which some may find upsetting.Seasonality is a powerful quality in any recipe, to which the abundance of delicious culinary ideas in Julius Roberts’ new book ‘The Farm Table’ is perfect testament.We explore Julius’ journey as a chef, farmer, grower and author on ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ this week, in an episode bound to inspire you with a renewed outlook on cooking, and a fresh appreciation for the work that brings a successful plate together.In this episode, discover:The most invaluable lessons that Julius learned from his training at the renowned London restaurant, Noble Rot The greatest joys and most challenging emotional struggles of ‘nature first’ farmingHow cooking makes us human, and why seasonality should be a central pillar to the food we grow and cook The very best recipes from ‘The Farm Table’, such as Julius’ fan-favourite Tarragon Roast Chicken and a lamb dish that champions the joy of humble Swiss ChardProducts mentioned:Swiss Chard 'Lucullus': in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-11-07•45mins
#34

This month in your garden: November

November signals a real turn in the weather, and this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat arrange’ is a perfect collation of all the jobs you should consider to prepare your garden for the impending season.Sarah gives a rundown of the tasks at the top of her mind, from sowing pea tips and lovely scented sweet peas, to preparing paperwhite narcissus for planters.Elsewhere in the garden, Josie nudges us to prepare your soil for winter, and to prune your roses to protect them from the elements in the months to come.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-11-01•11mins
#35

Bring small spaces alive with pots and bulb lasagnes with Jemima Bowker - Episode 196

Even in smaller, urban gardens and balcony spaces, you can breathe life into them with charming pots and bulb lasagnesCurating her own balcony garden with that vision of city-bound colour in mind, Jemima Bowker returns to ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ this week to share with Sarah how she’s taking on the challenge of small space gardening for the autumn months, with fantastic tips aplenty for those of you doing the same.In this episode, discover:The small space gardening solutions that Jemima and Sarah suggest to maximise your limited spaces, like hanging window boxes and plant theatresTasks that you’ll want to do as we transition into autumn, and when to start planning your bulb displaysSarah guides Jemima through the art of creating stunning bulb lasagnas, with tips on selecting complementary varieties and planting in layersProducts mentioned:Thyme & Rosemary in Terracotta Pots 'Orange Marmalade' 'Purple Hill' (Reticulata) hageri 'Little Beauty' meleagris and Apricot Tulip Mix Raven Tulip Collection 'Slawa' atrosanguineus 'Chocolate' sidoides (Species) tenuifolium 'Bannow Bay' cornuta 'Tiger Eye Red' F1 in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-31•34mins
#36

The hedges perfect for creating a biodiversity haven with Adam Nicolson - Episode 195

Biodiversity thrives on the presence of hedges, and autumn presents a wonderful time to get them planted, bringing a beautiful birdsong into your garden.Adam Nicolson joins Sarah for this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, sharing his ever-bountiful knowledge on all things biodiversity, and which hedges are perfect protection for an enchanting ensemble of birds and butterflies.In this episode, discover:How maintaining hedges at a warbler-y phase helps songbirds in particularLeafy, thorny and nectar rich hedges to grow, like yew, hornbeam and privetHow to put hedges into the garden, and at what time in the season is idealProducts mentioned:English Yew (Taxus baccata) Hedging Privet (Ligustrum vulgare) viticella 'Etoile Violette' periclymenum 'Rhubarb and Custard'® in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-24•18mins
#37

Gardening with the creative vision of a Celebrity Hairstylist with Sam McKnight MBE - Episode 194

In this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, Sarah is joined by celebrity hair stylist and keen gardener Sam McKnight MBE. Sam shares with Sarah his passion for gardening and how he indulges the solitude of the garden, as well as his fabulous career journey.Sam McKnight MBE is one of the most influential and celebrated hair stylists in the world today. His ethos ‘to empower women through hair’ has attracted an unparalleled list of collaborators from Vogue and Chanel to Princess Diana and Kate Moss. In this episode, discover:The origins of Sam’s staggering life in hairdressing and fashionCharming stories from the 7 years that Sam worked with Princess DianaSam’s relatively recent love of gardening, and which flowers are among the most inspiring that he growsProducts mentioned:Dahlia 'Café au Lait' 'Café au Lait Royal' 'Labyrinth' Cactus Group Mix 'Rozanne' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-17•31mins
#38

Sarah’s exciting announcement of an industry-first BCorp status

Sarah Raven is now certified B Corp, a delightful announcement as an industry-first within the online retail gardening industry.For those unfamiliar with the certification, this special bonus episode talks through the many reasons that B Corp status matters, and what it means for both us as a company, and you as gardeners.Sarah shares what makes us a B Corp, why biodiversity, sustainability and quality matter so much to us, and the caring vision that this helps us to grow into.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-16•3mins
#39

Q&A: Which bulbs do I need to plant as soon as they arrive? If I don’t lift my dahlias, when should I mulch them? Do I need to lift dahlias from pots? When, and how, do I store dahlias? What perennials can I plant this month?

Welcome to the October Q&A episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’, where Sarah & Josie answer questions sent in by our lovely listeners each month. In this episode, Sarah shares which of the bulbs you should plant out as soon as you receive them and why, and Josie talks through when you should mulch dahlias if you’re not lifting them over winter.Josie also covers everything you need to know to prepare dahlias for the winter, from lifting them out of pots to knowing when & how to store them, and Sarah runs down the finest perennials that you can plant this month.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-15•11mins
#40

Sarah Raven’s ultimate desert island bulbs - Episode 193

It’s prime bulb-planting time, and top of mind for Sarah right now is a stunning collection of colourful, inspiring bulbs to plant.This week’s episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ is a must-listen for bulb fanatics, as Sarah talks us through her desert island bulbs, how to plant for colour succession in the spring months, and the delightful stories behind how some of Sarah’s favourite bulbs were discovered.In this episode, discover:Charming stories behind the discovery of some of Sarah’s favourite bulbs, including her namesake Tulip ‘Sarah Raven’A brand new variety of allium which earns its place in the company of the beloved schubertiiCollections of tulips perfect to create succession between months, loading your garden with constant colourThis week, don’t forget to make the most of our Bulb Bonanza - you can get up to 40% off of our autumn bulb range. The offer ends this weekend, learn more at mentioned:Tulip 'Dom Pedro' 'Starlight Sensation' schubertii 'Arctic Snow' 'Black Beauty' 'Blue Heaven' 'Orange Marmalade' 'Sarah Raven' 'Queensday' 'Danique' 'Green Wave' 'Green Spirit' 'Mystic van Eijk' 'Ice Stick' 'Purple Hill' (Reticulata) 'Cadance' 'Caviar' & Viola 'Phantom' F1 in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-10•26mins
#41

Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: Flower razzmatazz in easy talk-over-table flowers

Welcome to the last of our floristry mini-series, perfect for any social affair - Sarah takes you through how to compose a stunning arrangement in a bowl for table flowers.Step by step, you’ll see how she creates a natural scaffold through which the display emerges, and shares some of her favourite flowers and foliage to work with in an arrangement that’s both gorgeous and utterly relaxed.Products mentioned:Niwaki Pin Holder Set acetosella 'Mahogany Splendor' rubrifolia (Shrub) 'Caramel' 'Labyrinth' 'Schipper’s Bronze’ 'Café au Lait' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-09•25mins
#42

The joys of growing and cooking edible flowers with Carolyn Dunster - Episode 192

Flowers have been used in cooking for centuries, but there’s an art to the edible flower with which many of us are yet to experiment. It’s this art which is central to Carolyn Dunster’s latest book - this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ sees Arthur Parkinson explore Carolyn’s journey with edibles, the simplest and best varieties to grow yourself, and some marvellous recipe ideas to try at home.In this episode, discover:Carolyn’s first discovery of flowers being edible, and how that changed her perspective on growingWhy it’s so rewarding to plant your own flowers in the knowledge that they’re chemical-freeThe development of Carolyn’s simple, delicious, and visually stunning recipesGet in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-03•23mins
#43

Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: Arranging at scale in our Favourite Jade Vase

Welcome to the latest in the Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series, this time showing you how to craft a stunning display in a vase.Any vase can be turned into a gorgeous arrangement, but Sarah shows how best to use the flared neck and wide belly of a vase like our own ‘Favourite Jade Vase’, bringing bombastic structure to your arrangement both upwards and outwards.Products mentioned:Favourite Jade Vase Stems delavayi orientalis 'Molly Raven' 'Caitlin's Joy' 'Burlesca' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-02•19mins
#44

This month in your garden: October

As days shorten and the cold rolls in, we’re prompted to undertake some key jobs in the garden this month, so join Sarah and Josie for October’s most important tasks in this special episode.Sarah and Josie share the need to plant out the likes of hardy annual salad leaves, and biennials if you’ve sown them already. They also touch on the need to harvest your pumpkins and squash, plus the perfect day of the year to plant out more of your tulip bulbs and vegetables.Get in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-10-01•10mins
#45

Floristry inspiration through a fashion designer’s lens with Hazel Gardiner - Episode 191

Garden design is certainly a creative affair, and while Hazel Gardiner’s background was once in fashion, her floristry studio exudes inspiration from which we can all learn.This episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ explores Hazel’s journey from fashion to floristry, the thought process behind her own garden, and her absolute favourite plants for the garden and as cut flowers.In this episode, discover:How Hazel’s background in fashion and events gives her such a wonderful eye in the gardenThe inspiration behind Hazel’s zoned, structured garden in Stoke NewingtonEvergreen plants perfect for those wanting gorgeous impact all year roundHazel’s must-have plants in the garden and for cut flowers, from grasses like Hakonechloa to dinner plate dahlias like ‘Cafe au Lait’Products mentioned:Stipa gigantea tenuissima 'Pony Tails' cardunculus (Cardoon) 'Livingstone' (Everbearing) macra 'Rambling Rector' atrosanguineus 'Chocolate' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-09-26•21mins
#46

Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: Home-grown, garden flowers - the best present you can give?

Welcome to the next episode in our floristry mini-series, and in episode 3 we’ll be sharing the best way to create a gorgeous, flowing hand-tied bunch.Join Sarah as she shows the process from the stable scaffold-like base of foliage, to the simple, delicate addition of your most eye-catching flowers, and how to use the bride-bridesmaid-gatecrasher approach to balancing them perfectly...Products mentioned:Pelargonium 'Attar of Roses' (Scented) Mint (Spearmint) 'Night Silence' elegans 'Queeny Lime Red' paniculata 'Wim's Red' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-09-25•10mins
#47

Vibrant flowers for pot planting in town gardens with Tom Stimpson - Episode 190

Town gardening often demands that we as gardeners use our spaces wisely, and Tom Stimpson’s use of pots can teach us so much about creating a vibrant ensemble in the most modest of spaces.This episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ takes us on a tour of Tom’s garden, brimming with inspiration for us all to plant more in pots to breathe life into compact gardens.In this episode, discover:Which flowers have best transformed Tom’s space over the 20 years he’s been there into a vibrant, aromatic havenTom’s use of topiary and architectural elements to create structure in his stunning gardenThe flowers with unbeatable fragrance for picking and bringing into the houseGet in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-09-19•27mins
#48

Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: A tableful of flowers

Welcome to the latest episode in our floristry mini-series, this time bringing the best of your garden to life in a gorgeous tabletop ensemble.Join Sarah as she demonstrates how she arranges sweet peas, erigeron, phlox and more, talking through the perfect approach to structuring them for their eye-catching moment in the limelight at any gathering.Products mentioned:Sweet Pea 'Erewhon' Pea 'Nimbus' karvinskianus 'Profusion' sylvestris 'Only the Lonely' bipinnatus 'Purity' in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-09-18•10mins
#49

The joys of tending to stunning dahlias and rare hen breeds with Arthur Parkinson - Episode 189

Arthur Parkinson may be a wonderful champion for the portable nature of the potted urban garden, but it’s an exciting prospect that he has the opportunity to grow on some new land in Gloucestershire.Between the rare breeds of hen and the lovely collection of dahlias that he’s built up, this episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange’ should inspire anyone looking to keep either some delightful poultry or radiant flowers alike.In this episode, discover:Arthur’s experience in Gloucester, and how he came to find the land he’s onThe lovely, rare breeds of hen that he’s rearing to keep the poultry gene pool thrivingHow Arthur’s got some gorgeous dahlias blooming in spite of such wet ground, with inspiring ideas for standout varietiesOrder Sarah’s latest books: mentioned:Dahlia 'Rip City': 'Verrone's Obsidian': 'Tartan': 'Irish Pinwheel': in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-09-12•22mins
#50

Be Your Own Florist Mini-Series: Conditioning cut flowers for ultimate vase life

Welcome to our latest mini-series: Be your own florist - pick and arrange your own garden flowers, with Sarah Raven. Focused on the joys of floristry, Sarah will take you through the essential steps to bring the best of your garden to life in a vase.This first episode is a fantastic crash course in conditioning your cut flowers, following Sarah’s 5 S’s for giving plants the most impressive vase life possible, with guidance on the vital steps like searing stem ends, sterilising bulbs, and where to pick your flowers from.To get the most out of this episode, you watch Sarah in action over on the Sarah Raven YouTube channel: mentioned:Dahlia ‘Penhill Watermelon’: ‘Molly Raven’: ‘Night Silence’: speciosum var. rubrum 'Uchida': arborescens 'Incrediball' (Strong Annabelle): in touch: [email protected] on the Sarah Raven Website: us on Instagram: Sarah’s latest books:

2024-09-11•15mins

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