My Story

Once upon another life, I worked in Law on behalf of asbestos victims and those suffering from occupational stress and PTSD, but I have always been a gardener. Nature and flowers were forever a refuge, and it was to those things that I returned when I wanted to escape the every day.  

I also saw how being in their own green spaces became comforting to clients suffering from terminal pain and psychological illness.  

Nature and their gardens held them.

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These days, British seasonal flowers settle my mind, and nurture my body and soul. The therapeutic benefits of 'breathing in the green', as I call it, have been well known for many years.  As testament to all my clients taught me, I made this my business aim.  My wild remedy is dedicated to them.  It is for me, and also for you. 

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I am a second career, qualified, British seasonal florist and small time grower. You can read more about my ethos here.

I am a member of Flowers from the Farm; an award-winning, not-for-profit, co-operative of British

cut flower growers. You can read more about us here 

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I am a passionate advocate of social and therapeutic horticulture.  You will, therefore, occasionally find me at Samlesbury Hall, supporting the creation of The Heritage Garden, and at Brinscall Hall; the North West branch of the UK School of Philosophy, in their own beautiful green space for wellbeing.

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I also offer seasonal workshops that allow you to explore the 'wild remedy' that is floral creativity for wellness.  Please take a look at my journal here for announcements or see the link here

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Mindfully yours, Tracey @themindfulseasonalist

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