In wall cracks and stone joints the Spanish daisy enchants with white and pink flowering cushions. This is how you plant and care for. Profile of Spanish daisy: Scientific name: Erigeron karvinskianus Plant family: daisy […]
The triple-veined pearly everlasting is a late flowering and uncomplicated flowering plant. Because of its low growth it is perfectly suited as a bedding plant. Profile of triple-veined pearly everlasting: Scientific name: Anaphalis triplinervis Plant […]
Mother of thyme forms the most beautiful plant carpets. Here are tips for planting and care. Profile of mother of thyme: Scientific name: Thymus praecox Plant family: mint family (Lamiaceae) Other names: creeping thyme Sowing […]
The giant-rhubarb (Gunnera manicata) with its huge leaves is an absolute eye-catcher in the garden. Especially the oasis of calm at the garden pond is a great way to put the spotlight on it. The […]
The rockrose is a popular and easy-care flowering plant for stone and gravel gardens, for greening wall crowns and for planting beds. The low subshrub is available in numerous varieties and colors. In addition to […]
The caper spurge is known primarily as a vole fright. Here is what else is in the shrub and also planting and care tips. Profile of caper spurge: Scientific name: Euphorbia lathyris Plant family: spurge […]
With its large, bell-shaped flowers, the Canterbury bells is a real enrichment for natural plantations and cottage gardens. Profile of Canterbury bells: Scientific name: Campanula medium Plant family: bellflower family (Campanulaceae) Other names: – Sowing […]
The gray santolina is a plant with a future, because the leaf- and flower-scented subshrub is absolutely drought-tolerant. Profile of gray santolina: Scientific name: Santolina chamaecyparissus Plant family: daisy / aster family (Asteraceae) Other names: […]
The king’s spear is, with its long, yellow and fragrant inflorescences, a real asset to the garden. This is what matters when planting and caring for the perennial. Profile of king’s spear: Scientific name: Asphodeline […]
The ornamental plant is usually annual, but may well survive a mild winter with the proper protection or overwinter in a frost-free place. The snapdragon originally comes from the Mediterranean region and is native to […]
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