Check out this stunning pool surrounded by a lush garden and our beautiful, stylish garden pots! ⁠ ⁠ Can you name the garden pots we used in this pool styling?

Wondering what those brown/black spots could be?👀🌿 If your Bird of Paradise, or any other plant for that matter, is showing signs of struggle, such as black or brown spots it could be a sign of fungal leaf spot, root rot or sooty mould. Worry not, we’ve got your back with these plant-saving tips! Fungal Leaf Spot: Remove affected leaves to prevent further spread. Opt for organic fungicides and spray them according to instructions. Ensure proper airflow, avoid overhead watering, and maintain optimal humidity levels to keep those pesky spots at bay. Root rot: Carefully remove the affected plant from its pot. Trim away rotten roots, ensuring healthy ones remain. Repot your plant in well-draining soil and a slightly larger pot. Now it’s time to adjust your watering routine, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Sooty mould: Combat the underlying cause by addressing any pest infestations, such as aphids or mealybugs. Wipe away the sooty mould gently using a damp cloth or sponge. Boost airflow around your plants, and use organic insecticidal soaps to control pests. Soon, your plants will regain their pristine beauty! Lastly, prevention is key! 🌿 - Maintain proper watering practices, avoiding any excessive moisture. - Provide adequate sunlight and air circulation for your plants. - Keep your plants clean and free from any debris. - Regularly inspect your plants for signs of pests or diseases. - Foster a healthy environment with balanced nutrition. Now you have the toolkit to beat any fungal woes that come your way! #plantcare #healthyplants #plantcaretips

Ready to turn your pot into a succulent paradise? 😍 Here is our step-by-step guide on mass planting in a garden pot: Step 1: Choose a spacious pot, that allows your succulents to spread their roots and grow freely. Our ‘The Chop’ and Flying Saucer are good examples. Step 2: Create a solid foundation by adding a layer of well-draining soil, providing a balanced mix of sand, perlite, and cactus potting mix. Step 3: Select a range of vibrant succulents, they can vary in size, shape, colour and texture - the choice is yours! Popular succulent species are echeverias, sedums, and haworthias. Step 4: Gently remove the succulents from their nursery pots, being careful not the damage their delicate leaves and roots. Shake off excess soil, ensuring a clean start. Step 5: Place the succulents close together, allow their leaves to touch and create a lush crowed effect. Don’t be afraid to mix and match different varieties. Step 6: Once the succulents are in place, add a thin layer of additional well-draining soil around your plants, gently pressing down to secure them. Step 7: Give your succulents a gently watering - do not overwater. These desert beauties prefer dry conditions. Step 8: Find a bright spot for your new succulent masterpiece, where it can receive ample sunlight without scorching the leaves. A few hours of direct sunlight will keep them happy! Step 9: Maintain your mass-planted succulents by watering sparingly, once the soil is completely dry. And that’s it! Tag us in your succulent creations🌿 #succulents #massplanting #gardenpots #diysucculentgarden

Now this a statement trailing plant! 🌿 Rhipsalis Goebeliana is an awesome trailing cactus that is easy to care for and ideal for any indoor gardener. Here are some care tips to keep your Rhipsalis thriving: 1.) Light: Give it a spot with bright, indirect light. Think filtered sunshine near a window or under a sheer curtain. 2.) Watering: Keep the soil slightly moist but never soggy. Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings. Remember, moist, not drenched! 3.) Humidity: Rhipsalis adores humidity, just like it’s home in the rainforest. Mist it’s delicate stems occasionally or place a water-filled tray nearby for a happy plant. 4.) Temperature: Maintain a cozy environment and be sure to protect from cold drafts and extreme weather temperatures. 5.) Fertilising: During the growing season, feed your Rhipsalis every 2-4 weeks. 6.) Propagation: Take stem cutting, allow them to callus, and plant in well-draining cactus soil. New roots will sprout in no time! Remember, this trailing beauty loves a little extra attention. So give it the TLC it deserves, and watch it gracefully cascade down, adding a touch of natural beauty to any space 🌿 #plantcaretips #indoorjunglelove #greenthumb

Spot the difference 👀⁠ ⁠ Which styling catches your eye, the White Tubs or Charcoal Choobs? Let us know in the comments below 🌿⁠ ⁠ Plants used: Palm and Birds Nest Fern.

@the_stables_⁠ styling this light-filled space beautifully with one of our JITT garden pots ☀️⁠ ⁠ ⁠ 📸 @the_stables_⁠ @interiorsecrets

Instantly elevated 🌿😍 The addition of a JITT cluster in this pool corner certainly brightens the space and extends the surrounding landscape. What do you think? #poolstyling #whitepots #lightweightpots

Home inspiration ✨⁠ ⁠ Which room is your favourite? Let us know in the comments below.⁠ ⁠ Via: @mmlighting ⁠Design: @intimatelivinginteriors⁠ Build: @munschhomes⁠ Photo: @karynmillet⁠ Feature: @housebeautifu

We all have favourites, so here are our top cacti (part one) 🌵 1.) Euphorbia lactea ‘White Ghost’. This mesmerising cactus is a true masterpiece of nature. It’s almost white stems lack the chlorophyll-bearing tissues necessary to produce green stems, which gives it its otherworldly appearance. 2.) Cowboy Cactus, otherwise known as Euphorbia ingens, is a classic cactus beauty. It’s unique spiky appearance resembles the brim of a cowboy hat 🤠 3.) Golden Balls, or Parodia Schumanniana, boast a gorgeous colour and grow in clusters usually spanning 60cm in width. These cacti are not only stunning but also fascinating examples of nature’s resilience and beauty. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting your succulent journey, these three beauties are sure to brighten your space 🌵 #cactilovers #cactus #cactuslove #cowboycactus #desertgarden #desertgardening #succulents #succulentlover

Doesn’t this Muffin Top look incredible planted with a broadleaf palm and surrounded by Xanadu? 😍⁠ ⁠ 📸 - @podgardens_store

Our Tops Off is a fantastic interior pot, perfect as a table centrepiece or succulent bowl. ⁠ ⁠ Here are 4 ways to style your Tops Off at home: ⁠ ⁠ 1. Make a real statement by pairing your Tops Off with a unique plant. ⁠ 2. Style your Tops Off with one or two more interior pots to bring pops of greenery into your kitchen. ⁠ 3. Elevate an empty table with your Tops Off paired with plants such as Pothos, Peperomia, and Maidenhair Fern. ⁠ 4. Create the ultimate succulent bowl. ⁠ ⁠ Happy planting 🌿

Embrace the radiant glow of the sun with a few of our favourite full-sun plants 🌞 Agave ‘Blue Glow’: A stunning succulent that thrives in bright, sunny conditions. With their striking blue-green foliage and dramatic rosette shape, Blue Glows add a touch of elegance to any garden. Frangipani: A tropical beauty known for its intoxicating fragrance and vibrant, sun-kissed blooms. This full-sun loving tree boasts large, waxy flowers in shades of pink, white or yellow. Ocotillo: This unique succulent thrives in full sun and embodies the spirit of arid landscapes. With its tall, slender stems adorned with vibrant red-orange flowers, the ocotillo is striking sight in gardens and deserts alike. Aloe Vera: A versatile and hardy plant that thrives under the sun. Loved for its gel-filled leaves, aloe vera is not only a decorative addition to your garden but also a natural remedy for skin ailments. Which of these will you add to your garden? 🌵 #fullsunplants #gardeninspiration #sunlovingflora #backyardgoals