My research interests may at first glance seem broad, or disconnected, but actually as a creative producer and entrepreneur, my enterprise and professional activity advances research that is interested in the use and understanding of creativity, creative learning, pedagogy and creative practice as part of our lives, and intrinsic to our wellbeing. I instigate such enterprise through connections between education, and the health and social care sectors; the arts and culture sectors; and crucially within the horticultural sector. These connections collaboratively place creativity, creative practice, pedagogy and learning as a key part of working for these sectors. For me, this creativity occurs within the sphere of cultural education, and particularly through engagement with creative practices such as gardening.