Ade and Sophie AKA Agents of Field burst onto the gardening media scene in 2014 after starting an irreverent blog about their adventures on their urban allotment just outside London. They quickly garnered a loyal following of gardeners and foodies worldwide and in 2016, they won Blog of the Year at the Garden Media Awards. In 2017 their blog was recommended in The Sunday Times and Gardeners’ World Magazine and in 2018 they were finalists in the Green and Eco category at the UK Blog Awards. Most recently, they won Vlog of the Year at the GMG Awards 2021 for their YouTube channel.
At the end of 2018, they decided to fully embrace ‘the good life’ and quit their high-flying film and television careers in London, to move to rural Suffolk, to live a simple life in the country, growing their own food and living in sync with the seasons.
They have spoken at events and venues including the RHS Cardiff Flower Show, The Royal Norfolk Show, Woburn Abbey Garden Show and Gin Temple Norwich, and regularly feature on BBC Radio Suffolk.
They are ambassadors for the charity Greenfingers.
AGENT ADE
With a passion for plants and a background in television, Ade is a bit of an avant-gardener. He is usually found nurturing his fruit, veg and flowers in his kitchen gardening and capturing these magical, muddy moments on film.
In 2014, Ade took his horticultural know-how to the next level by embarking on some further training with The Royal Horticultural Society at Capel Manor, Regent’s Park. He qualified in September 2015.
Ade has presented on the QVC channel, hosted the horticultural stage at the Royal Norfolk Show, and spoken at events and venues all over the country including Gardeners’ World Live, RHS Hampton Court Flower Show, RHS Wisley, RHS Cardiff and the Toby Buckland Garden Festival. He also produces film and video content for outdoor festivals and brands including Woburn Abbey Garden Show, Vitavia, Muntons and Dalefoot Composts.
For more information: adesellars.com
AGENT SOPHIE
Sophie used to travel the world, organising film shoots for a living, before becoming interested in environmental issues and discovering a passion for homegrown food. She’s now a freelance writer.
A staunch advocate of allotments, sustainability and thriftiness, Sophie loves cooking up simple, seasonal suppers with whatever she can grab from the allotment or garden, and sharing her delicious recipes with her loyal blog followers.
Sophie has written about food, gardens, nature and green lifestyle for The Simple Things and Another Escape, and her other work has featured in the Daily Telegraph and the Guardian, among others.
AGENTS OF FIELD 
Hello to a couple of like minded souls. We’re crusading right along with you from our corner of the globe (though you have way better photos :))
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Hey! Thanks for stopping by, lovely to have some visitors from New Zealand! We look forward to reading about your adventures (and for the record, your photos look pretty darn good to us!) AoF x
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Hi there. This is to let you know that I have nominated you for a “Very Inspiring Blogger” award, and I hope you will accept. The rules associated with this award are summarised in this link:
http://circusgardener.com/2014/12/30/winter-salad-red-cabbage-apple-and-cranberry/
Keep up the good work, and happy new year!
Steve
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Hi Steve, what a lovely surprise, thank you so much for nominating us! We’d be delighted to accept the award and will be sure to follow the rules in our next post. Thanks again and happy new year to you!
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Hi to you both. After great Homestead debate, we have nominated you for a Liebster Award. You guys rock! to learn more, please visit http://unionhomestead.com/2015/03/10/at-the-eleventh-hour/.
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Hey! Thank you so much for thinking of us for this! 🙂
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Hallo! I really like your blog because your recipes looks so delicious and pictures are beautiful!
Therefore, today I am going to nominate you for a Liebster Award! I know your blog is already pretty popular. But if you like, please read the rule and post your answers on your site.
Thank you!
My 10 questions for you:
1. What is your dream for the future?
2. Do you want to live in a different country? If so, where is it and why?
3. What kind of food do you like?
4. Have you ever traveled? If so, where have you been?
5. What is your favorite season? And Why?
6. Do you cook? If so, what is/are your best dish/es?
7. If you get 1-month-vacation, what will you do?
8. What is/are the most important thing/s for your life?
9. What makes you smile recently?
10. Do you like reading? If so, What book do you recommend?
The Rules for the ten nominated blogs:
* Nominate 10 blogs and tell them that they have been nominated
* Each nominee must have under 200 followers
* Thank the person who nominated you and link to the nominating blog
* Answer my 10 questions and propose 10 new ones for your nominees
* Write a post containing my questions for you
* Include these rules in your post
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Hello Frank!
Thanks so much for nominating us for a Liebster award, we’re very flattered! We have been nominated previously for this award but decided not to accept it as we already exceed the maximum number of followers as specified in the rules. We’re too honest for our own good!
But we’re delighted that you nominated us and said such lovely things about our blog. This means just as much to us! 🙂 Thank you for your kind words and do visit again soon!
A&S
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People around here know better than to ask me about my bees. I pull out my iPhone to show them my latest carved log hive and can brag it up until the cows come home. 🙂 We also grow as many bee loving flowers as we can. Watching the bees on flowers gives us a quiet pleasure knowing they don’t have far to go plus for me, there are UNLIMITED photo opportunities. 🙂
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Lovely texts, bright and colorful pictures, beautiful blog! Really enjoyed discovering it :).
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