Happy Berde

19/03/2024

I need this.

10/03/2024

31/01/2024

A real relief 😅 🤣

15/10/2023

Science is validating what gardeners have known for hundreds of years. One of the largest studies to date on gardens and gardening, by the National Institute for Health Research, found that the benefits of gardening were similar to the difference in health between the wealthiest people and the poorest people in the country. It reduces stress, lowers blood pressure, promotes feelings of mastery, accomplishment and competence, higher levels of self-efficacy, self-esteem, and psychological well-being. Here, garden designer Lottie Delamain explores the links between gardening and our mental well-being, and how the natural world can be a refuge: https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/article/gardening-for-mental-health

14/07/2023

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14/04/2023

17/03/2023

“The practical side is, course, (the plants are) low maintenance. But on the bigger scheme of things, having native plants better supports our ecosystem, too. For instance, wasps are very specific to the types of fig — even our birds don’t thrive in certain exotic trees,” - Ruth Carino

Cheaper, easier to care for, and just as beautiful!

01/10/2021

18/06/2021

Versatile, easy to propagate, needs little attention and tolerant of lower to medium light, the Pothos is the “go to” plant for those who are just starting to get into gardening.

These beautiful plants are also air purifiers. Pothos are 1 of the plants that are champions at cleaning the air. While they’re sitting there looking pretty, Pothos are actually removing toxins from the air around them. They take in the bad & release the good.

Choose from the many varieties of Pothos that are available in the market to suit your fancy.

*in photo: Pothos Neon