JOURNAL

MARAZUL started  as a solution to a problem I guess, I had been living in New York and travelling all over the world running large scale eve

I feel like I have so many stories of how my journey into growing started and all of them have come from the most inspirational people and t

“According to [Riverford] research, 61% of farmers fear having to give up their farm in the next 18 months”

The end of summer often comes in a rush.

I’m new to this world of sustainability. I haven’t studied courses or degrees on it, let alone worked in it.

It’s been interesting to reflect on how our business has evolved over the past 4 and a half seasons

Hector and Will lived together while we trained as cabinet makers in south Devon 13 years ago. Half jokes were made about working together.

Our food and its soil are vital elements that require revival.

Picture an orchard; what comes to mind? Row of trees curving round a Somerset hillside?

For the last few years we have run a campaign championing positive change in the floriculture industry:  ‘Why buy roses in February?’

Roisin Taylor

Anna Taylor

Charlotte More and Claudia Robalino

The late afternoon sun was slanting across the field, cutting across plots filled with late summer flowers

The Coming Decade of Nature Recovery:  Something beautiful is happening, but it needs to be beautifuler

Hello! I’m Charlie, Lulu’s little brother. She still calls me that – and I’m 30 now! I guess it is sweet.

What seems like way back in 2019, my partner Rob and I entered a competition with Hackney Council to design a community parklet

We’ve long been fans of repairing and reusing, especially the growing movement towards embracing

Sitopia is a new, urban farm. We grow organic food and flowers on two acres in Greenwich, South East London

Hugo is a chef and Olive is an artist, together they run Glebe House; a guest house and farm to table restaurant in East Devon