Moodboard: Rechsteineria

03.12.2012

A bit of summer for your window.

Flower of the Week: Geranium

31.07.2013

Despite their delicate looks the hardy geraniums are pretty robust and easy to grow.

Flower of the Week Freesia

09.10.2013

Freesias originate from South Africa. And this week they're our "Flowers of the Week"!

This is One Big Tree

25.03.2014

National Geographic have been to the western slope of the Sierra Nevadas in Califor-nia, roughly 2000m above sea level to photograph a tree. Big deal. Except that this giant se-quoia is over 75m tall, 8m around and sprouted at the very beginning of the Iron Age, some 3200 years ago.

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For our singles

13.02.2014 - by robin

For Valentine's Day the dahlia "happy single"

M, 35, GSOH, Good in [flower] bed

04.02.2014 - by zoe

Forget a fast car… what you want a man to own is an allotment. According to a new study gardening makes us sexy.

Green Vader

03.02.2014 - by robin

Luke was right: "there's still good in him"

Don’t like your plants? Send them to space.

22.01.2014 - by zoe

There’s not liking your vegetables. And then there’s sending them to space.

My Fake Plants Died

20.12.2013 - by robin

From march 2010 until february 2011 the artist formed one new text on the wall of Kiasma museum every week.

Taking yarnbombing to the next level

04.11.2013 - by robin

Yarnbombing has really taken off in recent years. You've probably seen examples of it in your local area.

Living trainers

10.10.2013 - by Natasha Starkell

So Adidas has been embracing their green side and created these fantastic garden billboards...

Peter Pink (Non)sense Maker

27.08.2013 - by Natasha Starkell

The world needs a little more nonsense in it, and that is just what German artist Peter Pink is adding with his fun urban installations.

In the air

28.05.2013 - by Natasha Starkell

Learning should be fun, so we're impressed with this cartoon that educates as it entertains. If only all that information we had to learn for school could have been presented in such a delightful way, we'd probably all be far wiser now ;)