by kelly@thewillowtreefoundation.com | Oct 3, 2026 | News and Updates
As our smallholding grows, we love to share our produce as well as become self-sustainable. So recently we have created an honesty box outside our premises where you can pick up fresh eggs from our chickens and also bags of manure from our alpacas. We’ve had...
by kelly@thewillowtreefoundation.com | Sep 9, 2026 | Nutrition and Health
September is a great time of year to harvest Elderberries to create a wonderful immune-boosting winter tonic. Please check out our recipe for making an elixir jam-packed with natural ingredients that are anti-viral, anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting. By adding...
by kelly@thewillowtreefoundation.com | Sep 8, 2026 | The Willow Tree Foundation, Poet-Tree Corner
This poem was written by Richard Tyler Endings I am standing where the ground changes without asking permission. Behind me, names loosen their grip. What we called “us” settles into memory, not gone, just no longer able to answer back. There is a...
by kelly@thewillowtreefoundation.com | Aug 31, 2026 | The Willow Tree Foundation, Poet-Tree Corner
By Richard Tyler Before I understood grief deep in my bones, I thought it was a thing to move through. A corridor to manoeuvre. A season with a known end. I did not know it was a gathering. When a crow falls, the others come. Not to mourn, not the way we use that...
by kelly@thewillowtreefoundation.com | Jul 27, 2026 | Poet-Tree Corner
This poem was written by Richard Tyler to acknowledge that life is precious Mayfly You will not live past morning. Yet you know nothing of this. I cannot decide: the gift, or the grief. I have been counting. All those unreached hours. The words still...