It is interesting that often the most stubborn and resilient plants in our garden are the ones that pose the greatest challenge to us. Couch grass is not just a weed, but a living organism with fascinating biology and an …
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I have always been fascinated by the rapid growth and elegant appearance of the Japanese willow, especially in summer when sunlight plays on its delicate, long leaves. But did you know that summer pruning is about more than just shaping? …
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Personally, I have always admired how much nature gives us to make our lives easier, even after a tiring day of gardening. Did you know, for example, that horse chestnut cream is a natural helper that not only fights inflammation …
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During my gardening experience with Common Bent (Agrostis capillaris), I was particularly impressed by its adaptability. I planted it in spring in a shady spot where other plants struggled to thrive. I was amazed at how quickly it developed! Since …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Long-spined sandbur (Cenchrus longispinus) is truly a remarkable plant! I planted a few specimens in my garden last year, and by the end of summer, they were already producing beautiful flowers. It was fascinating to watch them spread so …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) is particularly impressive to me because last summer I planted it in a small area. Its rapid growth and beautiful flowering completely enchanted me! Moreover, it requires very little watering; once it was established, I only …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
One of my most fascinating experiences with Nuttall’s waterweed (Elodea nuttallii) was when we planted it in a small pond during the summer months. It was a stunning sight as it grew rapidly, forming a dense green carpet across the …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!