Introducing the geraldton wax flower. An Australian native extremely drought tolerant, easy care... and edible! This plant grows impressively fast and produces gorgeous flowers in spring in colours ranging from white through to deep purple. The flower’s ability to last a relatively long time after cutting also makes it perfect for cake decorating, flower crowns and bridal bouquets. A true all rounder. Head to the journal to find top tips to growing your own - link in bio! 📸 @melbsuburbswholesaleflorist 
This clay bathtub framed by lush greenery is what dreams are made of 😍😍😍 📸 This snapshot is from a Mexican villa designed by @luiscarbonell via @_camilacossio 
Spring bulbs can bring life not just to a garden but the home as a whole, working as an extension of your interior style. 🌷🌷🌷 Rather than a bunch of poised flowers perishing on the table, you can grow a single bulb in a transparent vase and watch nature’s journey of a bulb shooting roots and budding into bloom right before your eyes. Bulbs can add a whole new dynamic to your indoor aesthetic, a jolt of colour to mirror a current trend, or be a low maintenance activity. Curious to know more? Head over on the journal - link in bio. 📸 @francescagentilli 
Finding the right light for your fronds is an art form in itself. Let's take a moment to appreciate all your green-thumbs who are just starting to get it right! 🌿 🌞 📸 ______theo 
Several hospitals in Australia are adopting and designing ‘healing gardens’ as a way to offer a space of solitude for their patients to find refuge, putting into practice research that shows being around nature can help speed up a healing process, with less pain experienced and shorter hospital stays. Learn more about the concept of using nature as therapy and harness the healing power of your own garden for a healthy dose of vitamin N(ature) - head to the journal in the link in bio. 💚 📸. concept image by @james_films 
Castle Ashby Orangery in the UK where the gardens are continually undergoing change and restoration and are open daily for all to enjoy. When can we take a trip? 💚 📸 @watts.place via @lindsayparis_ 
Notice a mood change as soon as the kids (siblings included!) are outdoors? Turns out, outdoor play is essential to the well-rounded development of our little ones. But what does the science actually say? Over on the journal, Plant Life Balance catches up with Professor @tonia_gray to get all the (scientific) dirt on the benefits of getting kids outdoors and into nature - from brain development to overall wellbeing. Tonia says, "For kids, spending time outdoors is both liberating and empowering. Their imaginations are enhanced by free unstructured play. Learning in natural environments such as the backyard or the garden encourages self-mastery in our little ones through risk taking, resilience, self regulation and self-discovery... As much as possible, we need to encourage playtime outdoors and in nature, rather than on screens. More green, and less screen!" Head to the bio to read the full interview. 📸 @thesecret_kitchen 
With swiss cheese-like holes in it’s deep green leaves, meet the character-filled plant perfect for interior styling! According to the 2021 Plant Trend Report, using plant-based decor will take your at-home entertaining to the next level. With a new-found love of homely leisures and pleasures, the swiss cheese plant is the perfect little cutie to level up your plant-retainer game. Where would this frond best fit in your home? Head on over to the journal for all you need to know about this popular plant pal. Link in bio. 📸 @leaf_supply @secateur.me.baby