• In the garden
As a cut flower gardener, Gemma Cutler creates splashes of invigorating colour in spaces of all shapes and sizes
Whether it's a tiny patch of bluebells on a woodland walk or a sweeping bed of sunshine yellow tulips in a neighbour's front garden, nature's glorious palette has the power to lift our spirits.
And you don't need a vast patch of land or double-fronted greenhouse to create a splash of colour of your very own, insists Gemma Cutler: “Even if you've only got a tiny space next to your front door, you've got room for a sweet pea.”
Always drawn to bright tones, dyeing her hair pillar box red and dressing in vibrant fabrics, Gemma found an outlet for her passion for colour when she became a cut flower gardener:…
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The Simple Things (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2024