The weather is clearing up, so let?s get outside! Once you found a perfect spot in the garden to relax, out of the wind and in the middle of the sun, then consider that your plants might actually would love to accompany you.
It?s always spectacular: a plant that blooms when most garden plants are hibernating.
Colour is the trump card of potted chrysanthemums. Red, purple, pink, orange, yellow, white and green: anything goes with potted chrysanthemums.
When other garden flowers start losing their petals, the Aster starts blooming, until far into autumn. With its beautiful, fresh green leaves and stems, the plant looks like a wildflower, with gorgeous, strikingly bright flowers.
Who wouldn't want to go on a safari in a tropical rainforest? The exotic look of vibrant colours, brings exactly that atmosphere into our homes. Dark green, cherry red or orange - light and dark tropical colours combined create an elegant look with a touch of exclusivity.
No fruit tastes better than the fruit from your own garden! With The Kitchen Garden you can enjoy a fresh harvest all summer long.
Do you want to add an extra dimension to your garden? Standard plants are the perfect solution with their bare stems and attractive canopy of leaves (and flowers). They bring height to the garden and take up little space, so they?re simply ideal!
The summer holidays still feel like forever away, and secretly we?re all longing for those Italian hills and Spanish shorelines. It?s not exactly the same as sipping wine on a piazza, but these Mediterranean trees might just give you enough of a taste of that holiday vibe to last until summer. They look beautiful in a garden or, if it?s still too cold out, in the living room. Can you smell that warm summer sun?
Red berries in the fall and winter, green berries in the spring and scented flowers in the summer. The Skimmia provides a splash of colour all year round.
Vertical gardening sounds like a modern term, but wall climbing vines have been doing the same thing for years. Especially in smaller, urban gardens or on balconies, a green wall can make all the difference. It?s a simple, natural way to add a little bit of wild nature to your outdoor space.
