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The Climate Change Resilient Vegetable Garden book review

The Climate Change Resilient Vegetable Garden book review

by Stephanie Hafferty | Dec 19, 2025 | Blog, Book Reviews, Reviews

The Climate Change Resilient Vegetable Garden: How to Grow Food in a Changing Climate by Kim Stoddart   2025 has been an ‘interesting’ year, weather wise, here in the UK. Heavy rains caused severe flooding, much of the country experienced drought with hosepipe...
Book Review – A Wilder Way by Poppy Okotcha

Book Review – A Wilder Way by Poppy Okotcha

by Stephanie Hafferty | Dec 7, 2025 | Blog, Book Reviews, Reviews

A Wilder Way: How Gardens Grow Us by Poppy Okotcha Illustrated by Frances Whitfield   This beautiful, inspiring book is a personal memoir of a year in a Devonshire garden. A Wilder Way is a seasonal gardening manual, a homegrown recipe book and a joyful...
ASA 20 Cordless Secateurs by Stihl review

ASA 20 Cordless Secateurs by Stihl review

by Stephanie Hafferty | Apr 17, 2025 | Blog, Product Reviews, Reviews

Stihl ASA 20 cordless secateurs are designed for both professional and amateur use in the garden. How would they perform being put through there paces here on a Welsh hillside? I have a lot of fruit trees, ornamental shrubs and other woody plants, and use secateurs...
Permaculture Calendar Review – Being of the Earth

Permaculture Calendar Review – Being of the Earth

by Stephanie Hafferty | Dec 13, 2024 | Blog, Book Reviews, Reviews

Written by Poppy Okotcha and illustrated by Frances Whitfield, this beautiful calendar is ideal for anyone interested in sustainable living and ecological gardening. The calendar is more than just a place to write down appointments and keep a track of the days. It is...

Stephanie Hafferty

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Welcome to my blog. I’m Stephanie, follow my journey as I create my homestead in rural Wales on around half an acre. Here I grow year round, and teach gardening, homesteading and food courses.

An experienced kitchen gardener, homesteader and plant-based chef, I’ve been growing my own food for decades to feed my family. I am an award winning garden and food writer, write for many publications and am currently working on my third book.

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