In today’s visually driven and experience-focused world, the atmosphere around a venue can be just as important as what’s served inside. Whether it's a cosy pub, a bustling café, or a fine-dining restaurant, having plant displays outside your premises is more than just decoration — it's a strategic and sensory decision that enhances your business from the first glance.

Nurture Landscapes brought a burst of creativity and plant-filled joy to WeWork HQ in London, hosting a series of hands-on Kokedama workshops that had everyone rolling up their sleeves, getting a little muddy, and having a lot of laughs.

A recent study published in New Phytologist provides new insights into the evolutionary history and geographic distribution of orchids, one of the most diverse and ecologically significant plant families. While orchids have long been recognised as an ancient plant group, this research challenges previous assumptions about their primary origin and diversification. Using advanced phylogenetic analysis and speciation rate modelling, the study suggests that although orchids have existed for millions of years, the majority of modern orchid species diversity has emerged within the last 5 million years.

We are delighted to extend our warmest congratulations to Kazuyuki Ishihara for the creation of the exquisite Cha No Niwa – Japanese Tea Garden, presented at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025. This stunning garden was proudly sponsored by Ambius, whose commitment to biophilic design and green wellbeing made them the perfect partner for such a thoughtful, meditative space.

Following its Silver Gilt medal win at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025, the Garden of Compassion—designed for Hospice UK—is set to continue its journey as a lasting place of solace, healing, and connection. Supported by a £25,000 donation from  Nurture Group, the garden will be permanently relocated to St Cuthbert’s Hospice in Durham, where it will offer patients, families, and staff a peaceful sanctuary for years to come.