Garden practice in the spring
When temperatures rise slowly and the sun gains strength, hobby gardeners have a lot to do. Vegetable beds If you want to plant your vegetable […]
The Regal Pelargonium
Almost everyone knows the Pelargonium, but the Regal Pelargonium is less well-known. This plant is known by its large trumpet-shaped flowers, which give it its […]
A Garden for Life
Source of relaxation and adventure playground, a spot for free-time activities and meeting point for companionable hours: a garden can be many things and it […]
Now Opening: Perennial Season
Groundcovering perennials such as saxifrage and rock cress/aubretia are a good choice for stony surfaces and walls. But in beds, too, their delicate blossoms will […]
It’s All in the Mix
Gardeners who wish to combine native and exotic species of woody plants are well advised to preserve an array of existing varieties typical for their […]
Perennials that hit the right notes
If you’ve ever thrown a glance over a garden fence, you know that the same plant can be either a big yawn or a real […]
Plant Hydrangeas
As soon as late frost becomes a thing of the past, it’s time to plant hydrangeas. To produce a long period of blossoming in hydrangeas, […]
The Gerbera
The power of the gerbera? That is, without doubt, its fresh color and playful shape. With gerberas, you bring a large dose of happiness into […]
