Although it is always advisable to spend more time in the nature in order to strengthen the immune system, there are a lot of people who suffer from allergies and have to be careful in the open air in the period from May to July. Then, in fact, the largest amount of Read more…
If you are longing for novelties in the garden, try the Peruvian lilies i.e. alstroemeria So far, the admirers of this Chilean beauty (this is a type of alstroemeria is suitable for growing even in cold areas) valued it only as a cut flower, but some varieties succeed as extravagant garden decoration. Read more…
1. Never hold the plants in the draft! Draft harms the plants, it affects badly the development of plants and the leaves will fall out. 2. Regular watering Maintaining the soil moist is guaranteeing long-lasting growth. Put your finger into the ground around the plant, so that you can feel the moisture of Read more…
If it sounds incredible that you can get a flowering plant out of a newspaper, we can not blame you. However, one of the most read daily newspapers in Japan invented the newspapers that are completely organic. If you plant them, they will blossom! Japan has once again proved to be Read more…
Some grow quickly, others have a beautiful bloom, and the third ones are a delightful challenge only for serious cacti lovers. Check out these three lists and select just those cacti that correspond to your wishes. Cacti are plants belonging to the family Cactaceae and originate from areas of America. Read more…
Ideal for small gardens, terraces and yards in which large parts are made of concrete: these plants will be easily nurtured, and you will receive an unusual and interesting decoration! When you say “potted plants”, the first association are oleander or brugmansia. If you did not know, in addition to them Read more…
1. Don’t fill the container to the top The majority of the container gardeners do this, filling the pot to the top. While it doesn’t do any damage to your plant, it makes watering a troublesome job. The best thought is to leave an inch of space between the edge Read more…
Succulents get their name from the Latin word sucus, which means to juice or sap. If you snap a succulent leaf in half you’ll see where this term originates from. Their leaves have water-storage capacities, which is the reason they are so easy to tend to—they require little water since Read more…
Jacobinia or Brazilian Plume (lat. Justicia carnea) is a perennial plant, native to the Atlantic Forest ecoregions of eastern Brazil, and belongs to the family Acanthaceae. It grows upright as a shrub and can grow up to 1.5 meters. The leaves are dark green with a length of up to 20 cm. The Read more…
Growing strawberries in gutters is the most ideal approach for smart use of your vertical space. Strawberries are simple fruits to develop in gutters, and it likewise spares them from diseases like crown rot and fruit rot. All you need to start is: an ordinary PVC pipe with a diameter Read more…