Let the recess begin…
Whether you are holidaying at home, away or working through, we hope you are enjoying the weather with picnics, activities and resolutions set for the New Year. We hope your…
Whether you are holidaying at home, away or working through, we hope you are enjoying the weather with picnics, activities and resolutions set for the New Year. We hope your…
As the year comes to an end, we want to take this opportunity to thank you for being an essential part of our story. This year has been remarkable because…
As we are winding down for a relaxing Summer break, which we sure wish the ‘wind’ would do as well. We are drawn to be thinking about the time we…
Changing one’s space for betterment goes hand in hand with wellbeing. So, to change with the seasons and upcoming Christmas time, we have progressed our logo to the following season……
Experienced in garden maintenance and landscaping, Simon is a paramount superstar with a allotment at Easy Big Trees named after him (Stopford Green). So, when people comment on how tidy…
The Dogwood, once known as ‘Dagwood’ was first made known in the mid-1500’s in Europe. Also found to have several other names being; corner, bunchberry, box-wood, arrow-wood, or white cornel.…
We’re proud to have donated trees and shrubs to The Hope Home fundraiser for I am hope. We hope this contribution helps raise awareness of mental health and suicide prevention…
Being a form of the Midlands Hawthorn and discovered in 1858 by Mr. Boyd in the heritage town of Waltham Cross. It found its place as a true charming beauty,…
Japan’s oldest poetry collection, the Man’yoshu, translates to ‘Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves’ and contains multiple references to Momiji. The reason why is: Momiji is the Japanese Maple. And if…
This month’s staff selection is by Marcia, our Marketing expert from the music filled streets of Rio De Janeiro, who has happily sambad her way over to Southland, where she…
Choosing a favourite season is an almost impossible task. How does one choose between the romance of Autumn and the nostalgia of Winter days spent hugging a mug of steaming…
Johannes Hofer, a Swiss Physician, coined the term nostalgia in 1688. Taken from the Greek nostos (homecoming) and algos (pain), it was used to describe a pathological homesickness. Yet nostalgia…