In the past few years, house plants and urban gardens have (gladly) come back into our homes. And what’s not to love about them?
Living in the city in a flat without a balcony or garden, my options for urban gardening are sadly quite limited. Still, in the past few years, I have started to collect some plants and started growing some herbs outside my window. I’m already dreaming about how to grow my indoor garden once I return from my holiday in a few weeks. There might be a whole shelf of plants moving in this coming autumn!
Apart from all the inspiring urban jungles of my instagram friends (Siobhan forever being an inspiration), I have read and watched some great gardening and nature things lately and thought I might share them with you. I hope you find something new you like that inspires you to grow your own garden at home!
As I’m writing this, I’m sat on the balcony with the sun on my shoulders and an iced coffee next to me.
To me, a good Saturday morning looks like this: Brunch with old friends, great food and lots of coffee.
It’s the end of January and there is a feeling of unrest in the air. No matter who you talk to, everyone has enough of winter and the cold, dark days. We are ready for Spring.
As you might know, I try to live more sustainably by changing my behaviour in small steps, bit by bit.
For me, autumn is the perfect time to cosy up inside with a fresh, new book and read.
With all that is happening in the world lately, I have decided to read up.
A few months ago, I shared some of my favourite slow and ethical style books with all of you.
Hanna’s Places is a green lifestyle magazine written by Hanna Ulatowski. It’s all about slowing down in a fast-paced society and finding ways to live a more sustainable, simple lifestyle.
And just like that, it’s November. 