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Plants with a purpose: our favourite dual-purpose plants
Even though it’s great to have a good-looking garden with nice visuals all-year through, there are more purposes to plants. How wonderful would it be to have plants that aren’t...
Read More10 full sun plants: heat-tolerant and sun-loving plants that thrive in full sun
Do you struggle to find the right plants for that one sunny spot in your garden where shade seems to be an absolute luxury? When planning your beds and borders...
Read More7 low maintenance plants for a low maintenance garden
Many people would prefer to be able to embrace low maintenance gardening. They desire a well-thought-out landscape design with impressive focal points, without having to take on any topiary artwork...
Read MoreThe best perennials for a great garden performance
What makes a garden well-designed? Plants that keep coming back, year after year. Hardy, pest- and disease tolerant foliage and flowers with an undeniable WOW-factor. But most importantly: a garden...
Read MoreOur 6 favourite disease- and pest-resistant plants
It’s April - and that means that diseases and pest will start pestering (pun intended) your neatly arranged and well cared for garden friends once again. Before you know it,...
Read MoreThe best succulents of 2021
Succulents have been stealing the show for quite some time now, and their popularity seems to continue to increase. In all fairness: there’s good reason for it. Not only are...
Read MoreAll about xeriscaping and 7 drought-tolerant plants
For centuries, people have been planting to match their climate. But with climates changing, the need for landscaping techniques such as xeriscaping continues to rise. As countries all over the...
Read MoreThe 5 best plants for a green roof and roof gardens
It's economical, ecological and its popularity continues to rise. It purifies the air, regulates the indoor temperature, saves energy, creates a natural habitat for flora and fauna and encourages biodiversity....
Read MoreHow to attract wildlife to your garden
Whether it’s an urban planting project, a small patio or a stretched lawn: there are many small things you can do to attract more wildlife to your garden. It will...
Read MoreGrow your own food: our 3 favourite edible ornamentals
Have you ever heard of the term ‘foodscaping’ (if you haven't, look up Brienna Gluvna!)? It might sound a bit cheesy (pun intended), but it’s one of the past few...
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