✅ Section: Setting up a garden 2025 January

Unique plant: rose friesia 'Korresia'

Among the countless varieties of roses, we can find extremely unique specimens. One of them is the yellow-colored dew friesia 'Korresia' with small but intensely fragrant flowers.

A unique plant: various forms of fuchsia

Contemporary varieties of fuchsia delight not only with their beauty, but also with diversity. We can distinguish as many as three different types of fuchsia with different applications. Get to know the features of these unique varieties.

A unique plant: Drummond's flame

The characteristic flames of Drummond with contrasting flowers occur in both the dwarf and large-flowered varieties. Get to know the intriguing one-year-old phloxes up close.

Let's build a gazebo!

There are a few things you should pay attention to when you want to build a gazebo. Two of the most important are the appearance - so that the gazebo does not disturb the harmony of the garden - and the location so that the surroundings provide privacy.

A unique plant: the water hyacinth

More and more often, we set up small water gardens on balconies and terraces. Their main star can be a water hyacinth with decorative leaves and lilac flowers. Get to know this plant closely.

Choosing a sprayer and preparations made by yourself

Ecological spraying is not only much he althier for plants, but also much cheaper, because we can prepare it ourselves from plants often found in gardens. Artemisia wormwood, field horsetail

Choice of long-lived trees: beeches, maples or junipers?

They reduce air pollution, create a barrier to reduce noise and scorching sun, and are home to many animals. Without trees, it is difficult to imagine our surroundings!

We select grape seedlings (Tip)

When deciding to cultivate vines in the garden, apart from choosing the right variety, an equally important issue is the selection of the right seedlings. In nurseries, we can usually buy two types of seedlings: potted and bare-rooted. This should be borne in mind when choosing seedlings.

All about spices

Already centuries ago, travelers from their journeys brought more valuable achievements than gold. They are aromatic spices that miraculously enhance the taste of the dishes.

September in the orchard

Orchards in September are still full of fruit, especially autumn varieties of apples or plums. Harvesting them, as well as collecting nuts, for example, should be our main September task.

Everything about the autumn planting of bulbous plants

The first spring bulbs can be planted when the holidays are over. This applies, inter alia, to winter crocus, autumn crocus, desert and white lily.

All faces of the rose

Roses are an extremely diverse botanical genus. They are suitable for rural and romantic gardens, but they can also be grown in containers on balconies and terraces.

September in the garden

September gardening duties can be divided into two groups - preparing the garden for the upcoming winter and planting plants for the new season, bulbs, heathers and some trees and shrubs.

Versatile daylilies

The flowering festival of these long-lived perennials lasts all summer. Even novice gardeners will love daylilies. Here are the most popular varieties, care tips and recommended growing positions.

Versatile and decorative funkii varieties

Their greatest advantage is decorative leaves. Modern varieties of funkia can be grown in direct sunlight or in pots.

Versatile catnip

Some varieties of catnip decorate the garden not only with flowers, but also with gray-green leaves. Interestingly, this perennial is perfect for both sunny beds and balcony boxes.

Versatile Eggplant (Tip)

Eggplant is an abundantly growing annual plant - in greenhouse cultivation it can reach up to 2 m in height. To achieve such an impressive size of the plant, you should start preparing the seedlings in February.

September in the vegetable garden

Similarly to the orchard, September in the vegetable garden is also marked by late harvests, e.g. peppers, pumpkins or eggplants. It is also the breeding time for perennial vegetables.

September dividing perennials (Recipe for the garden)

&bdquo; It's a simple way to refresh your collections, clean up the rebate and give your friends seedlings at the same time "

Briar to plant collection

These are one of the most willingly cultivated plants - and not only on the moor. Many of them, in addition to decorative flowers or leaves, also bear ornamental fruit. Let's discover the amazing world of heather plants!

September - time for asters, gilding and heathers

Shiny flowers, colorful leaves and fruit. Such a richness of the end of the season will please us for many weeks. It's September, so it's time for autumn-blooming asters, heathers and gilding.

In rusty shades

The autumn garden is dominated by brown tones. Flowers and leaves of many ornamental plants are eagerly adorned with them. Let's use this phenomenon to create unique autumn compositions.

Sensitive dessert grapevine (Advice)

The more delicate, dessert varieties of grapevines require more care, but they pay off with large, tasty fruits. Learn the rules for caring for dessert vines.

Aromatic red currant

Red currant is an ideal plant for growing in large cities, because it tolerates all environmental pollution very well. Additionally, it looks amazing when it blooms!

Aromatic currant

Red currant is an ideal plant for growing in large cities, because it tolerates all environmental pollution very well.

Water as a garden decoration

The murmur of flowing water will make your rest on the terrace or in the garden more pleasant. The form of the water intake and other necessary elements can be selected for any style of arrangement.

In shades of fall

The end of the season delights with a feast of warm, cheerful colors, for which it is worth spending a few longer moments on the terrace.

In a small garden

Small areas around the house require a well-thought-out arrangement. The basis of success is carefully selected plants and materials. Here are our proven ways to arrange a small garden.

Own berry

Currants, raspberries, gooseberries, blueberries - we can enjoy them as much as we want in the summer. Neither taste nor beautiful appearance are inferior to exotic fruits and are an invaluable source of many vitamins.

Your own strawberry plant

Independent cultivation of strawberry seedlings from a few proven seedlings is a time-consuming but sure way to obtain he althy shrubs. Here are the advantages of keeping your own strawberry nursery as well