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Plant of the month: Mistletoe
This month we look at the Mistletoe plant! Considered a symbol of vitality by many cultures for millennia, this evergreen plant brings life to your garden even in the midwinter.
What do you gain from investing in quality windows and doors?
When we personalise our homes, much of our focus can go into considering the interior design. It is there that we lay bare our character and style. However, when the...
The sustainable lifecycle of a timber roof lantern: Accoya®
You can install a beautiful new roof lantern into your home and help the environment at the same time by choosing a product made from renewable, eco-friendly materials. We look...
Tree of the month: Common Ash
This month we look at the Common Ash! A familiar and well-loved tree known for its pale-grey bark and clusters of seeds. Sadly, these beautiful trees are being destroyed by...
Tree of the month: Eucalyptus
This month we look at the fragrant Eucalyptus Tree! With its striking blue-grey leaves and medicinal properties, both humans and koalas alike adore this fast-growing tree…
Tree of the month: Golden Weeping Willow
This month we take a look at the Golden Weeping Willow tree – in all of its ‘weeping’ and ‘whomping’ glory! With such a rich history of symbolic reverence across...
Tree of the month: Monkey Puzzle Tree
This month we take a look at the Monkey Puzzle Tree! Also known as the Chile Pine and sometimes referred to as a living fossil, this rare and endangered tree...
A handy windows, doors, & joinery glossary
In the wonderful world of windows and doors, it might seem like there are plenty of industry terms and words for you to learn. Whether you’re an architect in need...
Tree of the month: Indian Bean Tree
This month we take a look at the Indian Bean Tree! Also commonly known as the Southern Catalpa or the Cigar Tree, this luscious specimen is widely grown as an...
Tree of the month: Handkerchief Tree
This month we take a look at the Handkerchief Tree! Also known as the Dove Tree or the Ghost Tree, this very rare and slow-growing species is known for its...
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