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Seasonal · Summer 2026Article seven · Seasonal care

The hosepipe ban and your houseplants: what actually changes

Thames Water's ban covers ten million customers. Here's what it means for what's happening indoors, and what it doesn't.

· By Alexa

A row of leafy houseplants, including monstera, rubber plant and ferns, lined up in front of a window with hanging pendant lights.

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Seasonal · Summer 2026Article six · Seasonal care

What your plants actually need while you're away

Every July I get the same message: I'm away for two weeks, what do I do with my plants? Here's how I actually plan for it.

· By Alexa

Watering houseplants thoroughly before leaving them for a stretch away from home.

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Seasonal · Summer 2026Article five · Seasonal care

Getting your houseplants through a London heatwave

Three heatwaves since May, temperatures past 35°C, and a wave of panicked messages. Here's what actually helps.

· By Alexa

A potted houseplant positioned back from a sunny window during a heatwave.

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Article four · Care

Why repotting matters (and how to tell it's overdue)

The single most postponed job in plant care, and one of the most transformative.

· By Alexa

Gloved hands repotting a houseplant into fresh soil.

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Article three · Styling

How to Style Houseplants Like an Interior Designer: A Room-by-Room Guide

A room-by-room guide to the choices that separate a styled space from a collection of plants that happen to live there.

· A 5 minute read · By Alexa

A single large fiddle-leaf fig anchoring a room, the kind of statement plant worth choosing first.

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Article two · Diagnosis

Why Is My Houseplant Dying? A Troubleshooting Guide

Almost every struggling houseplant has one clear, fixable cause. Here's how to work out which one you're dealing with.

· A 7 minute read · By Alexa

Close-up of a houseplant leaf showing yellow spotting, a common diagnostic clue.

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Article one · Choosing plants

The Best Houseplants for Low-Light London Homes

Victorian terraces, garden flats and mansion blocks all share the same problem: not enough light. Here's what actually copes.

· By Alexa

Snake plant in a brown pot lit by a warm lamp in a dim London living room.

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