From mid-April, the lesser periwinkle shows its beautiful blue flowers. Here you can read how to properly plant and care for Vinca minor in the garden. Profile of lesser periwinkle: Scientific name: Vinca minor Plant […]
The heucherella enchants with its decorative leaves and delicate flower clusters. This is how to plant and care for. Profile of heucherella: Scientific name: Heucherella tiarelloides Plant family: saxifrage family (Saxifragaceae) Other names: – Sowing […]
The fox-and-cubs is a wild shrub that enchants in summer with its bright flower heads. This is how it can be successfully planted and cared for. Profile of fox-and-cubs: Scientific name: Hieracium aurantiacum Plant family: […]
The Cheddar pink is characterized by compact cushions and enchanting flowers. Here you will find more information on the plant and tips on planting and care. Profile of Cheddar pink: Scientific name: Dianthus gratianopolitanus Plant […]
The flowers of the Caucasian crosswort shine in a delicate pink in summer. This is how you plant and care for the perennial. Profile of Caucasian crosswort: Scientific name: Phuopsis stylosa Plant family: bedstraw family […]
The Breckland thyme is not only convincing as ground cover, but also as a fragrant medicinal and aromatic plant. Here you will find tips for planting and care. Profile of Breckland thyme: Scientific name: Thymus […]
The alpine saxifrage fills cracks in dry stone walls and decorative stone troughs. Here are tips to help this delicate rosette cushions grow in your garden as well. Profile of alpine saxifrage: Scientific name: Saxifraga […]
The creeping comfrey fascinates in spring with its two-tone flowers. This is how to use the ground cover cleverly in your garden. Profile of creeping comfrey: Scientific name: Symphytum grandiflorum Plant family: borage family (Boraginaceae) […]
The common self-heal is often fought as a lawn weed. But it is a valuable medicinal plant and is well suited as a wild perennial for the natural garden. Profile of common self-heal: Scientific name: […]
The Caucasian cranesbill is especially popular because of its decorative, gray-green leaves, which are reminiscent of sage leaves in color, are soft and velvety to the touch and remain green for most of the winter. […]
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