Flowers belonging to the buttercup family.
The majestic black cohosh is a very easy-to-care-for perennial and a very old medicinal plant that was already used by the native peoples of North America. Here are some tips on planting and caring for […]
Stinking hellebore enchants early in the year, whose pretty green-yellow flowers are a popular source of food for bees. Profile of stinking hellebore: Scientific name: Helleborus foetidus Plant family: buttercup family (Ranunculaceae) Other names: dungwort, […]
Lenten rose is among the few garden perennials that open their flowers as early as February, bringing color into the winter gray. Profile of lenten rose: Scientific name: Helleborus Orientalis (Hybrids) Plant family: buttercup family […]
Small but excellent. This description probably applies best to the liverwort. The flower has already achieved cult status in Japan, which is often at a high price. Profile of liverwort: Scientific name: Hepatica nobilis Plant […]
The snowdrop anemone transforms light wooded edges and sunny beds into a sea of flowers. Here are tips for planting and caring for the spring bloomer. Profile of snowdrop anemone: Scientific name: Anemone sylvestris Plant […]
Where the columbine flower once settled, it wanders through the garden over the years. After all, the distinctive garden flower decorates even precarious locations with a true color spectacle over several years. The plant is […]
The European columbine also called common columbine is a popular perennial for the natural and cottage garden. If you heed these planting and care tips, Aquilegia vulgaris will feel good. Profile of European columbine: Scientific […]
Balkan anemones or Grecian windflower bloom in mild regions in February. From March at the latest, however, every hobby gardener can enjoy the pretty and colorful flowers. Here you will find tips on planting and […]
Among the perennials, it is one of the candidates for the planting of beautiful open spaces. With the Columbine meadow-rue exceptionally beautiful beds can be created. It has a wild perennial character, which gives the […]
With the pheasant’s eye, a little jewel finds its way into your garden. Until the wild perennial becomes established in the bed, it challenges our horticultural skills. On the other hand, once it has settled […]
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