Journal

Sustainability

  1. Building a Mushroom Movement, with DIRTEA

    Building a Mushroom Movement, with DIRTEA

    A guide to functional mushrooms: the history, the hype, and the health benefits 

  2. Wild food with Tait Miller

    Wild food with Tait Miller

    Wild cooking insights and a favourite recipe from acclaimed young British chef Tait Miller.

  3. Bees at Daylesford

    Bees at Daylesford

    Bees make delicious honey but they are far more important than that – without them, life as we know it simply would not exist.

  4. Coronation Weekend at Daylesford

    Coronation Weekend at Daylesford

    Daylesford is the perfect place to soak up the celebratory atmosphere of Coronation. Discover our events, activities and attractions for all ages.

  5. Six things you didn't know about bees

    Six things you didn't know about bees

    Bees make delicious honey but they are far more important than that – without them, life as we know it simply would not exist.

  6. Summerdown X Daylesford

    Summerdown X Daylesford

    We asked Summerdown to share the story of their unique English peppermint, with the launch of our Coronation peppermint creams.

  7. B Corp Q&A with our Head of Sustainability

    B Corp Q&A with our Head of Sustainability

    We asked Will Dennis, Head of Sustainability at Daylesford to share some insights on our recent certification as a B Corporation.

  8. An Interview with our Floristry team

    An Interview with our Floristry team

    Talking to Lesley & Kim about their love for floristry and working at Daylesford. 

  9. Q&A with Feragaia: a non-alcoholic spirit from Scotland

    Q&A with Feragaia: a non-alcoholic spirit from Scotland

    Five questions with the makers of Feragaia, a unique distilled alcohol-free spirit from Scotland.

  10. Our Wilderness Wetland

    Our Wilderness Wetland

    Wetlands are an example of progressive farming and highlight the part that farmers can play in restoring nature and biodiversity.

  11. The significance of the soil beneath our feet

    The significance of the soil beneath our feet

    Soil is an important, life-giving and precious resource. Our Director of Sustainability shares how and why we are committed to analysing and caring for our soil.

  12. Our trusted suppliers

    Our trusted suppliers

    We have rigorous criteria for any suppliers we work with, such as demonstrating evidence of ethical provenance, sustainable practices and high welfare standards.

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