Into the Valley – A Visit to OrganicLea
“By the edge of the forest they spied a fine patch To mulch, sow and then reap By the edge of the forest they spied a fine patch And to grow fruit and veg there a plan did they hatch … Continue reading →

“By the edge of the forest they spied a fine patch To mulch, sow and then reap By the edge of the forest they spied a fine patch And to grow fruit and veg there a plan did they hatch … Continue reading →
Late winter is the time of stillness in the garden, when the earth rests and retreats within itself. Yet even though visible growth has temporarily ceased, the dormant phase will soon be ending, and before we know it the wheel … Continue reading →
We are pleased to announce that the first issue of our new publication GLOMALIN launches this Monday 16th January, in collaboration with our friends at South East Essex Organic Gardeners and Trust Links. Glomalin is an occasional publication combining text, … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago I was interviewed by my old friend Gerard Evans for his regular ‘Zen 23’ podcast. Gerard and I go back many, many years, first getting to know each other when we used to meet up at … Continue reading →
Spiralseed are pleased to be collaborating with Focal Point Gallery and The Old Waterworks project space in Southend on Sea for this fruity event! Apple Pressing Day at The Old Waterworks, North Road, Southend on Sea. Bring your apples … Continue reading →
Over the last few months I’ve been working with Focal Point Gallery in Southend on Sea on ‘Roots and Branches’, a large scale charcoal artwork for the ‘Tip of the Iceberg’ multi-artist show opening this weekend. This exhibition “explores the … Continue reading →
For several years folks have been asking me to publish a collection of my artwork, maybe in a format suitable for mindful colouring activities. I’ve bounced the idea around for ages, but the challenges of winter of 2020 made it … Continue reading →
Today we are pleased to announce the launching of our new podcast, Spiralseed Radio! Our intention is to bring listeners news and discussion from the world of permaculture, design thinking and regenerative culture. Our first edition features Graham Burnett and … Continue reading →
‘A Place of Sanctuary: Essex as a landscape for mental health and well-being’ recording and review now online Earlier this month Graham joined a panel discussion with social historian Ken Worpole and Recovery College manager Jessica Russell as part of … Continue reading →
A Place of Sanctuary: Essex as a landscape for mental health and well-being. Spiralseed are very pleased to have been invited to participate in this forthcoming event organised as part of Focal Point’s current program of events relating to Mental … Continue reading →