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The Importance Of Biophilic Design: How To Make Your Home Greener | SampleBoard

Transform your living space into a vibrant botanical haven by combining nature-inspired art with stunning gallery arrangements, showcasing an array of botanical prints elegantly framed alongside shelves embellished with luscious potted plants. Elevate your home decor through beautifully curated textures and artistic elements for those enchanted by the harmony of art and the organic beauty of nature. Design, Plants, The Wall, Wall

Nature's Artistry: A Stunning Botanical Gallery Wall for Textured Home Decor

Transform your living space into an artistic oasis by merging the beauty of art and nature with a captivating botanical gallery wall. Discover delightful ideas that combine stunning framed botanical prints with charming shelves adorned with vibrant potted plants. This enchanting decor concept is ideal for those who seek to elevate their home with artistic touches. Immerse yourself in the lush greenery and intricate details of botanical art while creating a truly unique visually striking display.

Nothing brightens up your home like a bouquet 💐

Store-bought cut flowers can be expensive! So, if you want to cut costs, try growing your own! ✂️ Agapanthus ✂️ Aquilegia Star Series ✂️ Delphiniums ✂️ Echinacea ✂️ Liatris

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Top Climbing Plants for a Smaller Garden

If you can't build back, build up! 🌿 Having a smaller outdoor space shouldn’t stop you from filling it with your favourite flowers and colours. And when you can’t build outwards... build up! That’s why climbing plants are perfect for smaller spaces, they help you utilise as much available space as possible. For more recommendations and tips, read the full blog online now ⬇️ https://ow.ly/P8Ri50QJa2A

Wisteria

Did you know this fact about Wisteria? 🤔 Wisteria can increase the value of your property by up to 5%!

Have you heard of rainwater harvesting? 💧

We use so much water in our gardens. If you're looking to get on board and grow your garden for less, rainwater harvesting is a great first step. Over January, the weather tends to stay cloudy and rainy. All you need is a large container or even just a few buckets, as well as a pipe or collecting. Set up your storage in a clear spot of the garden, and watch as they collect all that free rainwater for use later in the year.

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What do in the garden in January ✅

🌱 Plant your loose/bare root Roses, shrubs, hedging and trees, as long as the ground isn't frozen! ✂️ Deadhead your winter bedding plants like Pansies and make sure to remove any foliage affected by mildew ✂️ Prune your climbing Roses while they're dormant to achieve the shape you're aiming for 🍂 Get on with some general cleaning: make sure to clear up any fallen leaves 🔎 Finally, make sure to check your stored bulbs for any rot, and make sure stored tubers haven't completely dried out

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Colourful Plants

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Drought Tolerant Plants

Here's the trends you should be looking our for this year! 👇

🌿 Edimentals! Now you might be thinking, "what is an edimental?". Edimentals are both ornamental and edible plants, giving you months of interest in the garden as well as providing edible produce. 🌿 Drought-tolerant plants 🌿 Plants for pollinators ⭐️ Top tip: If you're wondering what to plant for bees and butterflies, look for flowers that look like a landing pad! Colourful plants with flat, open leaves let those pollinators get straight to the pollen and give them an ample space to rest.

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It's Autumn! See what we're growing in the garden 🍂

There's plenty of seeds to be sowing this season, both indoors and directly outside, but it's hard to keep up with what to sow and when. So, let us make it easier for you! See what you can sow below> Sow indoors: 🌱 Sweet peas 🌱 Hollyhocks 🌱 Aquilegia 🌱 Achillea 🌱 Bidens Sow outdoors: 🌱 Cornflowers 🌱 Wildflowers 🌱 Bishop's Weed 🌱 California Poppy

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