With its striking appearance, the Miss Willmott’s ghost is something special and especially suitable for sunny gravel or rock gardens. Their long-lasting seed heads also adorn the bed over the winter. Profile of Miss Willmott’s […]
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 […]
Hardly any other genus of plants are used as versatile with so many different species in the garden as the cranesbill (geranium). Because the perennials have a lot to offer: attractive foliage, which is wintergreen […]
The hollowroot-birthwort enchants with dainty carpets of leaves, above which fragrant flowers in white and dark violet pink open. Profile of hollowroot-birthwort: Scientific name: Corydalis cava Plant family: poppy family (Papaveraceae), subfamily fumitory family (Fumarioideae) […]
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 […]
Blooming wonderfully during the day, bewitchingly fragrant at night: This is how the dame’s rocket presents itself. Here you can read how you can successfully plant the summer flower in your garden. Profile of dame’s […]
Formerly medicinal and dyeing plants, now ornamental and insect pasture: the common bugloss has a lot to offer. Here are tips for planting and care. Profile of common bugloss: Scientific name: Anchusa officinalis Plant family: […]
The Cupid’s dart may not be particularly long-lived, but it does offer, for example, blue-violet flowers that last for months. This is how planting and care succeed. Profile of Cupid’s dart: Scientific name: Catananche caerulea […]
The yellow fumewort spreads by self-sowing and thus brings even the most unexpected and apparently inhospitable places in the garden bloom. Profile of yellow fumewort: Scientific name: Pseudofumaria lutea Plant family: poppy family (Papaveraceae), subfamily […]
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