From the Greenhouse

House plants were a main feature in my Nana’s home when I was young.  It transformed her flat into an oasis.

Over the years, houseplants have evolved to adapt to their environments - meaning not all of them require bright, natural light or a stable watering routine. We’ve outlined our top 10 houseplants that will still thrive in sub-optimal environments.

Repotting your houseplants can feel like a tricky task if you’ve never done it before, but it is not as daunting as it seems. Follow along with these easy steps to make your next planting afternoon as easy and fun as possible.

For an uplifting pop of colour in your kitchen, bathroom, or even workspace, nothing compares to Fittonia verschaffeltii houseplants. The delicately veined leaves often result in this plant being nicknamed “nerve plant” or “mosaic plant”.

From one houseplant lover to another - here’s a few practical tips that you can implement over these frosty and sombre months.

Native to Mexico, the Monstera Deliciosa is an exotic, indoor houseplant with large, leathery leaves.

Philodendron’s have robust foliage and long roots, making them a low-maintenance house plant.

These plants make truly stunning floral statements, the end result is an exquisite yet unexpected gift appropriate for any special occasion. 

These climbing plants typically take on the form of a vine, with various fly traps hanging from the vine – uniquely beautiful!

Exposure to nature has been proven to make humans more altruistic and calm.