Anthophile magazine explores the close relationship each person has with plants and flowers, not only in their gardens but in their work, lives and homes.

The first issue takes the reader on a journey across cultures and continents into a magical world of flowers, plants and landscapes — all brought to life in a beautiful, high-minded kaleidoscope of a magazine that incorporates photography, art and illustration, alongside cutouts, fold-outs, and removable reproductions of artworks.

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Anthophile magazine features art, photography, essays, profiles, fiction and features from a cast of photographers, illustrators, storytellers, designers, musicians, writers, poets and visual artists from all over the world. Reading it feels like accompanying an eccentric plant obsessive as they travel through undiscovered landscapes, gardens, homes and buildings to uncover unique and unusual treasures and tales. Anthophile is quite the gem among nature magazines, expect humour, contemporary artwork, cartoons, literary fiction, 'fake' non-fiction, alongside vivid photography and whimsical inserts. 

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No ads, no ‘Top 10’ – Anthophile magazine is more timeless, like a book — where the content takes the reader someplace else and makes them dream.

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For volume 2, contributors please refer to our Collaborate & Submissions pages to learn more about what we are after and how to submit work.