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Inwardout Studio
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Nov 13, 20181 min read
Bringing the outdoors in...
Tired of the same old plant palette being presented for interior plantscapes, I recently went looking for 'new' indoor plants. What I...
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Nov 12, 20181 min read
Too much light?
Believe it or not, there can be such a thing as too much light for indoor plants. Interior plantscapers are accustomed to receiving...
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Nov 11, 20181 min read
Gardenfest!
Now I am not normally one for formal English gardens. However, today I was drawn away from our hillside retreat to Entally House, an...
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Nov 9, 20183 min read
Spring has sprung!
Given our recent absence from the blogosphere, some of you are probably wondering if we had gone back into hibernation. We have been...
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Sep 20, 20182 min read
Flat chat, flat-packing
Wow, the last fortnight has just flown by! Where has the time gone? We have been busy putting together the final details for our display...
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Sep 7, 20181 min read
The Container Connection
September is just rushing by! Plans for the upcoming Tamar Sustainable Living Expo are keeping me increasingly busy. However, I have made...
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Ludovic Vilbert
Aug 31, 20182 min read
Birth of a cube
Hi all, we are almost here and the cube we have designed for Blooming Tasmania's Flower and Garden Festival is ready. It just needs a bit...
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Aug 27, 20181 min read
Trendy Terraria
You may disagree with me on the correct way to say the plural of "terrariums". However, you will probably agree that these living gifts...
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Aug 3, 20181 min read
I won't give up my day job just yet!
Growing medicinal cannabis ... what do we here at Inwardout Studio have to do with that, you may be asking? Are we seeking an alternative...
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Jul 30, 20181 min read
Blooming Tasmania!
Now before you tell me off for uncouth language, it must be said that Peter Cundall, legendary local gardening guru, is well-known for...
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Jul 20, 20182 min read
Plastic (not so) fantastic
Why oh why do some 'reputable' garden centres still sell plastic plants? All the scientific evidence points to the indoor air quality and...
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Jul 17, 20182 min read
What's in a name?
Fancy calling a plant "Super Bum" right?. Well that is what I thought when I first saw the botanical name of the Staghorn Fern in print....
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Jul 9, 20182 min read
All hail 'l'ail'!
Good news from our little 'prison farm'. The garlic has sprouted! We were a little delayed in actually planting our Allium sativum bulbs....
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Jun 26, 20181 min read
Going indoors with 'her indoors' at the Melbourne garden show
"Winter is coming!" That is a cry most Game of Thrones fans would be most familiar with. But what does that have to do with indoor...
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Jun 6, 20181 min read
Who's to judge?
We all like to think that we do not judge others. But sometimes, we have a very good reason to! Recently I had the privilege of judging...
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May 30, 20183 min read
Hello Hobart!
We made a little road trip to #Hobart last week, ostensibly to attend the International Plant Propagators' Society (IPPS) annual...
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May 22, 20181 min read
Artificial plants? Are you for real?
The title of my latest article for Hort Journal Australia should leave you with no illusions as to my feelings for fake plants. You can...
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May 18, 20181 min read
Green walls ... look behind the facade
Green walls are becoming more popular as more people living in smaller spaces in urban environments look to green whatever space they...
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May 7, 20184 min read
Video did not kill this radio "star"!
No video did not kill this radio star, but nerves almost did. There's nothing quite like a late request for a radio interview to get the...
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May 3, 20182 min read
Size does not matter
Who said size matters? These days our homes are getting smaller, and not surprisingly, our gardens. So how do you do more with less?...
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