A whole new 'plant world' is created from Millenial-era anxieties about climate change and lack of connection with nature in general. This wave of millennials collecting plants, aptly named 'plant parenthood,' has led to a niche market that's not only thriving but surprisingly diverse. Check out our three favourite articles about this recent green trend!
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Time flies when you're having fun, that's for sure! We started our seasonal string of events in November and in a blink of an eye; here we are, writing reports of our awesome Inside Green Fall 2019 pop-ups at Eastside Flea Market, Andina Brewing Company and Strathcona Beer Company. We sure did add some green on the East Van side of our Inside Green map!
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Are you a new plant parent, and maybe torn between adding more plants to your collection, but also unsure how to revive a droopy Peace Lily let alone caring for a growing number of houseplants? No worries, we got you - we selected these top three podcasts with all the answers to your questions!
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We get it, you’ve been obsessed with those beautiful urban jungle homes on Instagram, and you dream about turning yours into one - but where do you start? Start with Inside Green! We’ve been reading and curating the all-about-plants and gardening books, and come up with the best three that would be your ultimate guide in turning your living space into a private green oasis (you’re welcome!).
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Inside Green has launched it's first ever Crowd Funding Campaign on Indigogo
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Our INSIDE GREEN team has been busy coming up ideas on decorating Inside Green plants to make them "Festive".
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Showing that more than just “Media” that matters, the gang allowed Inside Green to crash its summer picnic.
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I needed a plant person, and I went after the Big Kahuna, Brian Minter!
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Claudia is one of our plant Stewards. She shares her joy of plants and why this is important to her.
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Regan tells us a story about how he befriended a dry cleaner and came home with a plant (he hopes is still alive!).
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