Signed hardback copy of A Wilder Way: How Gardens Grow Us

£20.00

If you would like a personalised message written in the book, you can let me know at check out :)

A Wilder Way follows Poppy Okotcha’s deepening connection with an ever-changing patch of land. Over the course of a year, through everyday tasks and rituals – sometimes magical, sometimes messy – she shares insights on growing, foraging and cooking with the seasons. Blending practical tips with folktales from her English and Nigerian roots, Poppy invites us to rediscover joy in nature and embrace a wilder, more caring way of living.

How it works:

My shop will be open for 2 rounds of orders ahead of Christmas, one in November (UK and international orders) and one in December (UK only, as international postage is slow in December. If you are international and want a copy before Christmas, order in the November batch):

November: Order now - 17th November. You’ll receive your signed book in the last week of November

December: Order 18th Nov - 8th December. You will receive your book in the week commencing 15th December.

Quantity:

If you would like a personalised message written in the book, you can let me know at check out :)

How it works:

November: Order now - 17th November. You’ll receive your signed book in the last week of November

December: Order 18th Nov - 8th December. You will receive your book in the week commencing 15th December.

'A wise, passionate, heartfelt book. An invaluable resource for those seeking greater attunement with the year's cycles' - Katherine May, author of Wintering

‘The parallels she draws between gardens and the human condition feel fresh.’ - The Observer

'I adored A Wilder Way, I learnt so much, about the alchemy of the living world and the possibilities of relationship. I finished the book newly awestruck by planet Earth and all the life that she carries. Beautifully written, nourishing, evocative and inspiring' - Lucy Jones, author of Losing Eden

'This is an intimate look at building a true relationship with a garden and all that live in it. Practical, poetic, political —like the best conversations over tea in the garden' - Alys Fowler

'Poppy’s fresh-eyed look at her own little corner of the county gave me a renewed sense of wonder and delight at the joys and challenges of loving and (on good days) living off a small patch of land. Plus some truly brilliant ideas for getting the most from it' - Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall

‘Compelling’ - Country Life Magazine