Jenny Bache has been fascinated by plants since childhood in Aberdeenshire, where she spent hours drawing specimens from the woods near her home. Although she trained as a teacher and raised four children, her passion for illustrating fungi, flowers, and plants remained constant. In 2018, after four years of study, she achieved a Diploma with distinction in Botanical Illustration at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, gaining knowledge of plant ecology alongside advanced painting techniques. Jenny is drawn to species often overlooked, aiming to reveal their colours, structures, and hidden complexity. Her compositions sometimes depart from natural arrangements to highlight their uniqueness. A painting of a ginger species is included in the RBGE Florilegium, and she exhibits locally, including participation in the Wirral Open Studio Tour. Her practice focuses on closely observed, to-scale illustrations created directly from plants. Watercolour is her primary medium, applied in layered washes to achieve depth and fine detail, though she also works with coloured pencils, pen, and ink. From her eco studio in Wirral, Jenny continues to explore and celebrate the unusual and rare in the plant world.