Hello new blog readers! I have been getting quite a few questions on string of hearts care over on my instagram so thought I’d refresh a post I wrote two years ago — I’ve added in some more tips I have found helpful in growing my string of hearts plants + getting them to thrive.…
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You’ll know if you have followed me for a while that plants are not my one single ‘passion project’…they have always had to partner up with interiors and my love of design. For this post I wanted to have a bit of a chat about the process of photographing for Instagram and some of my…
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Something a lot of people ask when I get into conversations about gardening is ‘…but isn’t all the stuff quite expensive?’ I thought it would be useful to share my three most recent affordable finds in the realm of plant supplies, as I am perpetually hunting for cost effective ways to carry out my hobby (read: obsession?).…
Read MoreSo here’s a bit of a visual summary of the month long challenge hosted by @zoeshouseofhouseplants that I took part in – I’m sure you’ll all be familiar with it by now! #MYHOUSEOFHOUSEPLANTS As a round up, I thought it’d be nice to get all my photographs together from the month. Well done to Zoe for…
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Continuing with the subject of Anthropologie from the last ‘Plants in Shops’ post, I wanted this time to focus on their Edinburgh store, situated on the beautiful George Street. I always make a bee line for Anthro’ whenever I’m visiting Edinburgh because its SO MUCH QUIETER than the London stores! You can really spend a…
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For the second post from my ‘Plants in Shops’ series, I am focusing on Anthropologie’s Regent Street Store in London. Being another of my favourite stores, Anthropologie wins hands down when it comes to in store interior design overall. It’s interesting to note that their umbrella company URBN (http://www.urbn.com/who-we-are) manages Urban Outfitters and Free People,…
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As you can probably tell if you have stumbled across this page, there is very little information online about this variety of Euphorbia, which is actually now believed to be extinct in the wild, though it does exist in cultivation. My Euphorbia Mayurnathanii lives on my dining table in the living room. I have a few Euphorbia plants…
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