There are ways of telling people about Christianity. Attacking them in a shopping centre isn’t one of them.
This year, why not combine your easter egg hunt with a scavenger hunt to help the kids discover new life springing up in the garden?
Our plant of the week, fritillaria meleagris (also known as snake’s head fritillary, guinea flower or chequer lily) is a striking wild flower native to Britain. But who would have thought that this small, purple Spring flower would have so much in common with a 160kg giant panda? Here are three reasons why:
It’s rare to be blue when you’re in the natural world.
Almost fa-moss? There’s a new pot in town… and it doesn’t even require soil.
Check out this multipurpose furniture, which includes shelves, a sofa and even a plant pot. In short, everything except a miniature hook.
Forget the hanging gardens of Babylon: Rebecca Louise Law takes hanging flowers to a whole new level.
With a spectacular exhibition of over fifty photorealistic plant sculptures that would make Duane Hanson green with envy, the Mosaïcultures Internationales Montréal 2013 event grabbed visitors’ attention by turning the Botanical Garden into something combining a zoo and an Elysian playground.
Forget your average sunflower-growing competition, these plants are miles high…
Sometimes you just have to accept that a weird combination works
It’s about time that drab, grey offices become a thing of the past. So here are four examples of extraordinary green office design.
Taking his inspiration from a photograph kept from his childhood, depicting men sitting on bundles of Papyrus to transport it, Gal Ben Arav from Israel has created this stunning, functional and environmentally friendly garden bench.
Succulents are great plants to grow. They don't need much watering, so they're perfect if you're the type of person who forgets to tend to their house plants, and they're good looking too.
