What kind of experiences or feedback have you received from customers who incorporate your Kokedama into their homes or events? e feedback from my workshops has been overwhelmingly positive. People really enjoy the process and quickly realize how calming and meaningful it is. ey’re always thrilled with their nished creations, which is so rewarding to see.
businesses I partner with. I have an action plan for how I want to grow my business sustainably, and I know there’s always more I can do. Since IntoNature is still in its early stages, I’m excited to see how it will evolve with the choices I continue to make. In what ways do you believe connecting with nature through houseplants can enhance personal well-being? I believe in the science behind it. Research has shown that green prescribing, spending time with plants, can signi cantly support mental health. Tending to plants, nurturing them, and surrounding ourselves with them helps create a deeper connection to nature. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to green spaces or gardens, but if you can't get outside, you can always bring the outdoors in. A er all, many houseplants in the UK are essentially outdoor plants that originated in warmer climates. Gi ing a little piece of nature, like a Kokedama houseplant, to family & friends is also a beautiful way to help them connect with nature, too. I recently posted on Instagram about this with a link to an article ‘ e Power of Plants’ that shared some research. 27th May How has studying horticulture influenced your work and the products you create at IntoNature? Studying horticulture has really deepened my understanding of the practical aspects of working with plants—things like soil combinations, their structures, and textures. It's also sparked my curiosity, leading me to research topics I hadn’t considered before, like plant biosecurity. On a personal level, it’s taught me to be kinder to myself. Balancing work, studying, being a parent, and running a business isn’t always easy, but I’m learning to embrace a slower pace and nd a more realistic balance between life and work. It’s a process, but it feels like I’m making progress toward a healthier, more sustainable way of living and working.
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