Which Plant to Gift? Our Ideas by Occasion and by Person
Birthdays, housewarmings, new arrivals, Christmas or just a simple thank you: our plant ideas for every occasion and every person,…
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Care Tips
Light, watering, repotting: our plant-by-plant guides, so yours will thrive at home for years to come.
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Watering your plants while you're away: our simple methods
Going away without coming home to desiccated plants, it's entirely possible. The right steps to take before you leave, five…
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Pet-friendly Houseplants, Safe for Cats and Dogs
Living with a cat or dog? We’ve checked every single plant in our selection, species by species, against the ASPCA…
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Succulents or succulent plants
Succulents, or fleshy plants, store water in their leaves, stems or roots: that's what makes them so wonderfully easy to…
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Palm
Palm, cycad or dracaena: we call them all palms, but they belong to different botanical families and share similar needs.…
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Flowering plants
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Monstera
The Monstera deliciosa hails from the tropical forests of Central America, where it climbs its way up trees. At home,…
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Cactus
A cactus that turns soft or brown at the base has usually had too much water: overwatering is public enemy…
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Euphorbias
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Pachira
The pachira, or Guyana chestnut, is easily recognised by its braided trunk and fan-shaped leaves. Its trunk acts as a…
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Olive
The best time to take olive cuttings is in spring, during its growing season. You'll need a clean, disinfected pair…
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Aglaonemas
The aglaonema, a tropical plant from Southeast Asia, is easily recognised by its foliage variegated with white, pink or red.…
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Ficus
The ficus is an easy-going houseplant. Water it in small amounts once a week in spring and summer, once every…
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