The Friendly Plant

Whether you’re an aspiring urban farmer or a lover of spring blossoms, fruit-bearing trees are great additions to any garden.

English country gardens are synonymous with a flourish of bright, breezy blooms. But, like most things in life, they require a bit of planning.

Nothing freshens a space better than a sprig of greenery. So invite the calm of nature into your home by weaving leafy indoor plants into your interior.

Nutrient-rich soil is the secret to a successful garden. Starting a compost heap at home is an easy and eco-savvy way to give your garden the boost it needs.

Transform your garden into a water-wise haven by adding cacti and succulents.

Outdoor kitchens are the next frontier in alfresco dining.

Finding the right landscaping company can be tricky. You have to do your homework and tick some important boxes before committing…

Firepits are this season’s must have socialising hub. Craig de Necker of The Friendly Plant shares some handy tips on choosing the right design to suit your requirements.

Bring life into your garden by using plants that attract wildlife

Just like your interiors, art can be used in the garden to give it character or even create striking focal points

The quote, “he who plants a tree, plants hope”, by poet Lucy Larcom, is appropriate when considering that it takes an estimated 16 trees to supply enough oxygen for the average person’s life. With the rapid rate of deforestation, what better way to plant hope and care for the environment than by planting trees in your garden.

Working with indigenous plants to enhance any outdoor space