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from serious homesteaders to those simply looking to adopt a more “biophilic” lifestyle with a home design that reflects it, a greenhouse or glasshouse in the garden is both a practical and whimsical addition.

With the rise of nature-centric design, more time at home and prioritization of work-life balance and hobbies via dedicated spaces inside (and outside) the home, it only makes sense that Hartley Botanic, an England-based greenhouse and glasshouse provider, has reported a boom in U.S. sales since

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