about 2 years ago

It all started in the 17th Century. As global trade took off between Western countries and their colonies, among the endless crates of imported spices, silks, ancient artefacts and tea were millions of tiny guests – seeds. Explorers and merchants sent these tiny souvenirs back from wherever they travelled – so as the map expanded, so did the plants available in Britain. Soon English gardens were transformed into showrooms for the flora in the furthest reaches of the planet.

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