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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 ...
In this blog we look at reasons that plants are not growing, covering common issues such as plant disease, pests and consequently - a plant's stunt...
You've probably experienced the emotional uplift of being in nature, whether that's climbing a mountain, hiking in woodland, or just visiting you...
This blog looks at five of the best plants for physical health. These green wonders affect the quality of the air in indoor environments, either by absorbing airborne toxins or affecting humidity levels. Cleaner, moderately humid air is great for skin (especially dry, winter skin), respiratory health and our immune systems.
Our plantsperts reveal their top tips to help you maximize your living room with unique indoor plants! We teach you how to arrange plants in your l...
Our skin. The largest organ of our body. It keeps us warm, allows us to experience touch, protects us from external dangers, and, most importantly,...
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....
Revered in Japan, Aomori Hiba is an ancient and slow-growing cypress tree whose wood has been used for centuries in the construction of temples and...
In recent weeks, you’ve probably seen images of woodland trails, parks and areas of natural beauty, strewn with litter, circulating around the int...
A word of caution before you bring you unroot your entire plant collection: most houseplants lap up warmth and light, but will shrivel in direct sun. Similarly, some plants are either too fussy or too delicate to risk moving from the spot they’ve adapted to. While an Areca Palm could get caught in a sudden summer rainstorm and be fine, a Calathea or Orchid might be gone for good.
