Plant terrariums are tiny, self-contained ecosystems that bring a bit of nature indoors. They’re beautiful, calming, and surprisingly low-maintenance, if you care for them correctly. Whether you’ve just built your first terrarium or received one as a gift, this guide…
Read MoreWinter in Malta may be mild compared to much of Europe, but it can still be a challenging season for houseplants. Shorter days, cooler temperatures, increased humidity, and less airflow all affect how indoor plants grow and behave. With a…
Read MoreWhy Tillandsias (Air Plants!) Are the Low-Maintenance Trend Your Home Needs If you’ve been looking for a plant that is stunning, unique, and practically fool-proof, we’ve got great news: Tillandsias—aka air plants—are officially having a moment. And lucky for you……
Read MorePoinsettia plants are absolutely everywhere during the holidays, and for good reason! These beautiful, festive, and easy to take care of plants make the best addition to any decorations. You can't go wrong with classic red ones, but each year…
Read MoreTerrariums are plants in bottles or glass boxes. They originate from the eighteenth century. In this period, glass bottles and crates were used to bring plants and seeds from one side of the world to the other. There are different…
Read MoreThe holidays are here, and what better way to embrace the Christmas spirit than with bringing a real, fresh Christmas tree into your home? At Sherries Estates, we believe that nothing sets the scene for a warm, festive atmosphere like…
Read MoreGravel isn't just a practical ground cover, it’s a design asset! Gravel is a versatile solution that meshes functionality with aesthetic charm. Whether used for walkways, plant beds, or low-maintenance landscapes, gravel shines in modern and traditional gardens alike. Why…
Read MoreA Step-by-Step Guide on Repotting for Maltese Gardeners Repotting is one of the most important—and often overlooked—steps in keeping your plants healthy and thriving. Whether you're caring for herbs on a sun-drenched balcony in Valletta or tending to succulents in…
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