Jasmine.

Meet Jasmine, the budding young eco-enthusiast with a green thumb and a heart of gold! Growing up surrounded by the lush greenery of her parents’ garden centre, Jasmine has developed a deep love for plants and the environment from a young age. At just eight years old, she’s already a familiar face among the rows of flowers and shelves of gardening supplies, eagerly helping her parents tend to the nursery and sharing her knowledge with customers.

With her parents’ guidance, Jasmine has become a passionate advocate for sustainable gardening practices. From promoting organic fertilisers to educating others about the benefits of native plants, she’s determined to make her community a greener, more eco-friendly place.

But Jasmine’s love for nature doesn’t stop at the garden centre – she’s also an active participant in local conservation efforts, volunteering to clean up parks, plant trees, and restore habitats for wildlife. With her infectious enthusiasm and unwavering dedication, Jasmine proves that age is just a number for positively impacting the planet. As she tends to her garden and nurtures her passion for the environment, Jasmine is sowing the seeds of a brighter, more sustainable future for future generations.

Jasmines favourite section in the garden centre is the Carnivorous Plants section. Carnivorous plants do not absorb minerals from the soil, but because they still need them, they go elsewhere to trap and eat insects. 

A good tip for carnivorous plants is not to trick their traps. Some people put a stick on the trap’s hair to watch it close. This tricks the trap into thinking it has caught a meal when it has not, so it closes when it needs to be open. Please do not do this.