The Sprouts Blog
There are so many houseplant options when it comes to ferns, and we love the look of them all. Filling your space with ferns...
It’s the time of year where we look around the shop and let our imaginations run wild picturing the plants come to life in...
This month we are celebrating Sprouts being 4 years old. Wow, I can't quite believe it. It all hailed from a childhood dream of...
At Sprouts, we stock so many inspiring British businesses who create amazing products, truly love what they do and make the world a better...
This month we have been busier than expected, which is obviously amazing. We have worked with some amazing businesses, including a very nice doughnut cafe thats opened on College Green that you need to check out. We have welcomed Jazz to the team, she's already settling in amazingly. And we look forward to the end of the year for that ever so special quarter that is very very important to retailers like us up and down the country.
It’s the main point of interaction we have between us and our houseplants, so it makes sense that we are obsessed with watering. How...
We have launched our first (hopefully monthly) ‘Letter from the Founder’ blog post. I talk about a string of bad luck, from water gushing from various ceilings in my life to a break-in, and also reflect on the incredible work we have done to win two awards earlier this year. I look ahead to what’s coming up in August, projects we are working on with our clients, and some thoughts about the rest of the year. And I give an insight into my brain, why I am who I am and why I’m so thankful for all the opportunities, passion and excitement that running Sprouts has given me as a founder and as a woman.
With nearly four years of business under our belt, and many more years of looking after plants, we decided to pull up the stats...
It's an age old question. You might have tried salt, copper tape, egg shells, sheep wool, bramble stems, beer traps, coffee grounds, weetabix, oats...
Maybe your granny has one, or your parents. Maybe you see them in your local library. Maybe you’ve just seen too many of them...