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Floral Paradise

Right now, we want nothing more than to go outside and be overwhelmed by the awakening of nature. The energy feels featherlight as we surround ourselves with floral splendour. There is a sense of open-mindedness and playful uncertainty in the air; in the extreme antics of wild animals and in the wayward plan of the flower bud.

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Thank you, moms!

Time to honour all the mothers out there. We’ve pulled together a few gifts ideas to help you celebrate the moms in your life – may she be a mother, daughter, sister, friend, or mentor – let her know that she is seen.

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Outdoor plants

Bees and butterflies for a happy, natural garden

A few happily buzzing bees or fluttering butterflies make for a cosy garden, and benefit both people and the planet. Did you know that one out of three spoonfuls you eat at diner is directly or indirectly dependent on the work of a honey bee? Enough reason to fill your backyard with some beautiful bee and butterfly-friendly plants!

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Outdoor plants

Create a ‘living wall’ with climbing vines

Vertical gardening sounds like a modern term, but wall climbing vines have been doing the same thing for years. Especially in smaller, urban gardens or on balconies, a green wall can make all the difference. It’s a simple, natural way to add a little bit of wild nature to your outdoor space.

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Growers

We are The Mastergrowers

"In order to supply the finest quality indoor hydrangea, and the most exceptional varieties, we challenge ourselves every day to achieve the highest level."

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Outdoor plants

Spring celebration with daffodils

When you see daffodils, you just know that spring is nearly upon us. With their trumpet-shaped flowers, these cheerful chaps herald in the new season in their own way. They are perfect for a spring bouquet but will also brighten up any garden – as if someone had poured out a pot of gold all over it.

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Sundial Touch

We welcome the rising temperatures by surrounding ourselves with the colours of the sun; an explosion of dark yellow shades. With our sights set on summer, we leave the pastel mania of spring behind and dive head first into a sea of yellow warmth.

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