What is moss? Moss is part of a big family of Bryophytes which include mosses, liveworts and hornworts. These are mainly green, flowerless plants which reproduce by spores or asexual tubes. Mosses are very low in the evolution stage and haven’t formed a way to bloom. However, they are one of the most adaptable plants…
Introduction In this article we will go through very simple and easy solutions which will help you to prevent and control indoor plants pests using products which you probably have at home or can get in any shop. We can imagine how annoying and stressful is to find out some ugly thing on a leaf…
What is a moss pole? Moss poles are used to support and encourage the growth of plants, specifically those with aerial roots. The moisture from the moss emulates the humid temperature that plants like Philodendrons (Monstera), Pothos and others enjoy in their native environment. Our moss poles are made with beautiful Sphagnum moss from a…
What is a moss bowl? Moss bowls are low maintenance yet stunning and unique centrepieces. They look great on a coffee table and even a live moss bowl only requires an occassional misting. They have become very popular, with even Khloe Kardashian using one in the centre of her livingroom. We have made this guide…
If you are struggling to tell if your plant needs repotted then let us help you out We always say that plants speak to us! Maybe not verbally but definitely they have a way to communicate with us. The way they grow and react can indicate what they need. Plants typically need to be repotted…
Pam shows you the area where we pick our moss. The site is near Insch which is just on the outskirts of the Highlands. We have an exclusive agreement for access to this private site to collect moss before the ground is turned over for planting trees.
Just a wee video showing Pam packing up a Variegated Euphorbia. We pack every single plant in whichever way suits it best. We do not have a one size fits all approach. Also, we use a variety of eco friendly materials alongside our very own packing techniques to ensure your plant not only arrives safely…
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