Taste is a personal thing and there is no right or wrong. This also applies to the design of the garden, if it makes you happy, then it's right for you. Although a garden without a clear design can be very cosy, a well-thought-out colour theme provides a lot of space and atmosphere.
Meet the Mandevilla! This exotic climber, native to the tropics of Central and South America, happily wraps itself around anything within its range. Whether it is a fence or a drainpipe, the Mandevilla is not fussy and adapts easily. The perfect garden companion if you ask us.
For centuries, lilacs have been loved by many, both for their beautiful appearance and their sweet scent. These cheerful bloomers require little maintenance and can live to be a hundred years old. Ideal for your customers without green fingers, who don't want to replant their garden every year.
A cheerful groundcover, happy potted plant or flowering houseplant: the Campanula is perfect for just about everything. Time to get to know this lovely plant!
When it comes to sun worshippers, Osteospermum, also known as African Daisy or Cape Daisy, absolutely takes the cake.
The cherry blossom festival - hanami matsuri - is an ancient tradition in Japan. Blossoms represent new beginnings and the Japanese celebrate this when the cherry trees are in bloom. In Japan, these flowering cherry trees (Prunus sakura) symbolise the things in life that we cannot control ourselves. Weather conditions have an influence on how long the blossom lasts; similarly, fate determines the blossom period of a person’s life. For this reason, it is important to fully enjoy this spectacular flowering period while it lasts.
Everyone who goes on holiday likes to bring home a souvenir in order to hold onto the memory of that special moment forever. Mediterranean plants draw you into the characteristic Mediterranean feeling using scent, colour and taste to keep the holiday experience alive. There are three Mediterranean styles: Colourful sunsets, Tasteful souvenirs and Fragrant fields.
We usually think that growing our own vegetables and herbs requires having a large garden, but nothing could be further from the truth. Gardening is possible in the smallest gardens and even on patios and balconies.
It is a well-known fact that the moon affects the tides of the sea. But the idea that the moon affects the height of the groundwater and therefore the growth of plants is still a moot point.
The sun is high in the sky and bees and butterflies are fluttering around. Summer has arrived, the perfect time for a cozy garden party. Send out the invitations, chill the drinks and turn your garden into a green oasis. We have collected the cheeriest decoration tips for an unforgettable party.
