Plus, eco-friendly planter inspiration For your succulents to thrive they need a pot that’s the right size and full of dry and fertile potting mix. In this post we’ll show you the step-by-step process of planting succulents in pots, and give you the tell-tale signs a succulent needs repotting. And of course, when planting your succulents you want your desert dwellers to look their best. Towards the end of the article you’ll find some of our favorite eco-friendly potting ideas. When to ... continue reading...
Top 7 easy to care for indoor plants (that are almost impossible to kill)
These sturdy beauties will bring a touch of green to your indoor space Are you the type of person who wants the beauty of indoor houseplants in your space, without putting in the effort to care for houseplants? If you’re just starting on your houseplant gardening journey, we’ve curated the top 7 easy to care for indoor plants. Let’s take a look at our sturdy top seven below. Tough enough that they’re (almost) impossible to kill. Quick list of easy to care for indoor plants ... continue reading...
7 creative uses for your beautiful dried flowers
Quick list of 7 creative uses for your dried flowers Arrange them in a vase Weave into a wreath or flower crown Make coasters Add to gift wrapping Add to your phone case Press into your journal, cards or personal letters Create mini-art pieces For hundreds of years, botanists, artists, and hobbyists have enjoyed pressing and drying flowers and plants. You can also create exciting and attention-grabbing works of art that make great use of your dried flowers. The ... continue reading...
How to keep roses forever
The rose is the world’s loveliest and most popular flower with an aroma that brings back memories of romance and crisp spring days. And the moment of receiving a special bunch on your birthday, wedding day or celebration doesn't need to end with throwing them in the trash. Drying roses and creating your set of forever roses is a beautiful way to hold onto their sentimental value and create a keepsake you can admire forever. So, let’s take a look at the most to least common ways to keep your ... continue reading...
4 ways to celebrate earth day in lockdown
Protect our Earth and participate in virtual events this Earth Day, April 22, 2020 While most of our news today focuses on the doom and gloom of the health crisis, the good news is our Earth is healing. The ozone layer above Antarctica is recovering and according to new satellite data, Air pollution in some cities is less than half what it was a year ago. As the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day approaches and we wake up to Mother Nature adorning us with her beauty – we should remember that ... continue reading...
Why succulents make the best wedding centerpieces
From pew markers into centerpieces, succulents are your perfect choice Planning a wedding takes time, effort, energy - not to mention the cost. Everything needs to look beautiful, and your centerpiece needs to be visually appealing, correctly balanced, and well “succulent” enough to bring an atmosphere to your event. Let’s take a look at why we think succulents make the best wedding centerpieces. From pew markers to centerpieces Having lush succulent arrangements adorn the aisle enhances ... continue reading...
The 6 best flowers to say thank you
Learn the meaning of each flower and never give an awkward gift again Giving flowers has been a traditional way to show your gratitude, and love, for thousands of years. Our pick of the 6 best flowers to say thank you are: Rose - White, pink or yellow Lucky Orchid Tulips Daisy Lily Hydrangea With so many flowers choose from, each with their unique meaning, it can be a bit tricky to pick the right ones for the right occasion. Let’s face it, you don’t want to be ... continue reading...
Easy house plant care instructions
How not to kill your plants in 3 easy steps Water Learn Observe Choosing a house plant is not that different from making sure you go home with the correct pet. You have to be compatible with your new plant. Are you a lover or more of the benign neglect type? Some people just really want to care for the plant all the time. That can translate into problems for some plants but not others. The more leave-it alone types will kill certain water needing plants in a few days others ... continue reading...
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