Black Friday is a special time of year. Just after spending some quality time with family, friends, and loved ones, we get to enjoy some of the bes...
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They're questions oft-typed into google: 'can a plant eat a human?' and 'how do carnivorous plants work?' The answer to the former is 'not as far as we know,' but the latter is a little more complicated.
This variety has been a favourite of ours for a while, and we've always used the common name 'Wandering Jew.' We always thought the name referred to the Israelites ‘wandering’ through the desert for 40 years, but further research revealed that not be the case.
Christmas is around the corner and it's time to get in the festive mood, but that doesn't need to mean forgetting about the environment. Did you kn...
Do you ever make a plant purchase and after a few days, realise it’s just not the right one for you? Do you start with the best intentions, but in ...
After a long absence, Bloombox Club is proud to reintroduce the Begonia maculata, a rare foliage plant with two-toned leaves and distinctive white ...
Here are our perfect Christmas indoor plant gift ideas. No matter who you’re buying for, we have the perfect meaningful, interesting and exotic pre...
It is not a myth that our society leaves little room for men to talk about the struggle, fear and grief that befall all of us over the course of a ...
Guest blog by Annabelle Fuller
The government must act now if it is to save British landscapes, wildlife, and natural habitats, warns a country-wi...
In 1986 environmentalist Jay Westerveld coined the term 'greenwashing,' in an expose of American companies with questionable sustainability ethics....
In recent weeks, you’ve probably seen images of woodland trails, parks and areas of natural beauty, strewn with litter, circulating around the int...
For the majority of UK vendors, guaranteeing the sustainability of all plants is unlikely, if not quite impossible. So, if a plant seller insists on their environmental credentials across the board, take it with a pinch of salt ...