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READY TO WEAR HEROES: Marionne + Richard

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ready to wear heroes: marionne + richard

What do we love even more than making the flowers for your big day? Seeing the photos of you with them!!! Our Ready to Wear flowers get to be a par...

all you need is love ❤️

Our 2022 Valentine's window is up! Inspired by Robert Indiana's iconic LOVE print from 1967, because let's face it, when it comes to Valentine's...

green up your life

lunar new year: 10 lucky plants and flowers

Welcome Year of the Tiger! Lunar New Year, also called the Spring Festival by some, is a time for celebration, and like with all good celebrations...

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moments in pot culture: the anemone

Words by Jessica Peace Anyone for champoo? Bottoms up and paracetamols in the morning. Caught up in the Art Nouveau swing, in 1902 master glass mak...

flower school: the history of red roses

A love that has lasted the ages - the romantic red rose is probably the most enduring symbol of love. In fact, it goes a whole 5000 years back, whe...

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this one's for the (plant) lovers

Words by Laura Bayliss Flowers have been helping people say how they feel for millennia. The Victorians were into it big time. They called it flo...

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moments in pot culture: the crocus

Words by Jessica Peace Well, Greek Myth makers have two versions about what happened to young ‘Crocus’ back in the day. One has Crocus as a young b...

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international treasures: green planet

As you know, we're long time fans of David Attenborough (let's face it, who isn't?), so we were beyond thrilled to see that he's putting the spotli...

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keeping it real: make your own decorations

Bringing the outdoors in is a yuletide tradition as old as time, and is a great way to add a natural touch to your festive decor (not to mention mu...

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home remedies: diy pineapple cough syrup

Even without COVID, this time of year is rife with sore throats. Whether it's a lingering cold or the result of partying a bit too hard, this DIY c...

a brief history of decking the halls

It's almost December and that means only one thing - time to bring as much greenery into our homes as possible! Wreaths, garlands, sprigs of mist...

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green up your gaff, the christmas edition

Bringing greenery into our homes to mark the winter solstice has been going long before Christmas was even a thing. Ancient Druids cut mistletoe an...

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moments in pot culture: the sprout

Words by Jessica Peace Love them or hate them, food historians can’t track how these mini cabbages became synonymous with your Christmas dinner. Ap...