I first planted True saxifrage (Saxifraga umbrosa) in a shady corner of my garden in spring. I was amazed at how much beauty it brought to my garden; its lovely white flowers were already blooming in May. The plant not …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My experience with Slender sedge (Carex umbrosa) was particularly memorable. Last summer, I bought a few plants from the local garden centre and was surprised at how well they survived the hot spells without much water. I had thought I’d …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
One year after planting my Shade lily (Hemerocallis spp.), I noticed that my H. plantaginea variety produced beautiful, fragrant flowers that not only decorated the garden but also attracted bees. This experience reinforced for me just how important proper …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My best experience with the May lily was when I first saw it sprouting from the ground in spring. Alongside the fresh green leaves, the opening of the small white flowers brought me such joy that I look forward to …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Weeping forsythia (Forsythia suspensa) is particularly impressive to me because every spring I am always surprised at how quickly it can produce new shoots. I remember one year when many of my other plants withered due to drought, but …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
In my work with Yellow oat-grass (Trisetum flavescens), I have always been amazed by the plant’s adaptability. Last summer, even during a sudden dry spell, it thrived beautifully in my garden, which strengthened my belief that this plant can truly …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Creeping phlox (Phlox subulata) is particularly stunning in spring, when it begins to bloom in every corner of my garden. The Candy Stripe variety wonderfully brightens up the patio as well; once a friend visited me and was so enchanted …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I first planted Narrow-leaf flax (Linum tenuifolium) in my garden in the spring. When it began to sprout, the sight of its bright yellow flowers emerging among the fresh green leaves was simply breathtaking. The bees found it quickly too, …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Maidenhair spleenwort (Asplenium trichomanes) is especially captivating to me because of its slow growth rate. When it unfurled new leaves in my garden during spring, I always watched its development with excitement. It was fascinating to see how it gradually …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I first started growing Golden creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia ‘Aurea’) in the spring, and one of my fondest memories is when its flowers first bloomed. My friends were amazed when they saw the small, fragrant flowers, and since then several …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I planted Alternate-leaved golden-saxifrage (Chrysosplenium alternifolium) in my garden, I was amazed by how quickly it grew. The yellow flowers really brightened up the garden in spring! It was especially delightful to see how it spread beautifully …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My most interesting experience with Golden garlic (Allium moly) was when I planted them in a sunny spot during spring. A few weeks later, the little shoots visibly emerged from the soil, which always brings me joy. The blooming yellow …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I saw the Cup of gold vine (Solandra maxima) at a friend’s house, I was completely enchanted by the scent of its huge yellow flowers. It felt as if I were in a tropical paradise! The plant’s …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Goldenrod (Solidago spp.), I noticed just how much the flowers attract bees. One spring day, when the flowers were in full bloom, my garden was buzzing with bees. It was not only a beautiful sight but also made …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Golden cinquefoil (Potentilla aurea) I planted for the first time grew rapidly in spring. I was surprised at how quickly it started to produce its wonderful yellow flowers! I especially enjoyed watching it shine in the summer sunshine; it …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My personal experience with Golden arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis ‘Aurea’) is that I planted a ‘Sunkist’ variety in my garden last year, and in spring, when its leaves glowed golden yellow in the sunlight, it impressed everyone. Since then, even the …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting shrubby cinquefoil (Potentilla fruticosa), I realised how important it is to choose a sunny spot. In the first year, when I planted the shrub, I didn’t pay enough attention to the sunlight, and the flowering wasn’t as abundant …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The flowering of the Golden rain (Laburnum alpinum) has always fascinated me. Last spring, I planted a Golden rain (Laburnum alpinum) in my garden, and when it began to bloom in May, the yellow flowers almost covered the tree in …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I saw the Alpine laburnum (Laburnum alpinum) in full bloom in May, I was mesmerised by the brilliance of its colours. The yellow racemes were so vivid that I felt as if I were wandering through an …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My experience with Small mallow (Malva pusilla) was particularly memorable. Last summer, I planted a small group along the fence, and as they began to flower, they created a wonderful sight! Their shades of purple and pink combined to paint …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Rue-leaved saxifrage (Saxifraga tridactylites) particularly impressed me with its resilience. During a summer heatwave, I forgot to water it for a whole week, but when I finally checked, it still looked fresh! This reinforced my belief that this plant is …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I planted Dwarf spurge (Euphorbia exigua) in my garden, I was surprised at how well it adapted to drought. It thrived beautifully even in the summer heat without needing much water. That was truly inspiring for me! …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Nonea pulla (Nonea pulla) is particularly appealing to me because when planted in spring, it grows quickly. It was fascinating to watch their yellow flowers gradually unfurl under the sunlight; this always brought me joy while gardening.
The Small-flowered crane’s-bill (Geranium pusillum) particularly impressed me with how quickly it developed in spring. Even in the smallest patch, it was able to produce beautiful green leaves, which made for a truly inspiring sight in my garden. It’s also …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first encountered the Dwarf primrose (Primula minima), I was captivated by its small size and vivid yellow flowers. In the spring sunshine, it was such a cheerful sight that I instantly fell in love with this plant!
My personal experience with the Annabelle hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’) is that last summer it proudly bore an enormous flower head in my garden. The neighbours admired it too, and many asked me how I managed to care for it …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Planting Anemone (Anemone) is always an exciting experience when the little shoots emerge in the spring sunshine. I remember planting some tubers in the shady corner of my garden last year, and when they bloomed, the beautiful pink flowers amazed …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I remember the first time I planted garden geranium (Pelargonium × hortorum) on my terrace. The flowers quickly began to develop, and the colourful blooms wonderfully brightened up the space. I especially enjoyed it when my friends visited and complimented …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
In my experience with Perennial rye-grass (Lolium perenne), I have always been impressed by how quickly it can recover after a summer drought. I remember one hot July day when I forgot to water the lawn; the next morning, I …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Angel’s trumpet (Brugmansia) has always been a firm favourite in my garden. Just imagine the stunning sight of your garden filled with colourful Angel’s trumpets! It’s worth experimenting with different colours and varieties, as each one brings a unique atmosphere …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My Angel flower (Angelonia angustifolia) has always fascinated me with its beautiful, fragrant blooms. One summer evening, as the flowers were just opening, I sat in the garden and breathed in their unique scent, which created an almost magical atmosphere. …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Pineapple lily (Eucomis autumnalis), I found it to be such a rewarding plant; after planting them in a sunny spot in spring, they began to sprout from the soil within just a few weeks. The sight was simply …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The unique beauty of the Spanish fir (Abies pinsapo) has always captivated me. On one occasion, I saw them in a friend’s garden; the blue-green needles shimmering in the sunlight created a magical sight. The peaceful atmosphere around the trees …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Bishop’s weed (Ammi majus) is especially captivating to me during the summer months; when it blooms, my garden becomes a wonderful sight. Bees are constantly buzzing around it, which brings the plant even more to life. It was fascinating to …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Amur silvergrass (Miscanthus sacchariflorus) is truly a stunning sight in my garden. In spring, when it begins to sprout, I can hardly wait to see its fresh green leaves. The plant grew rapidly and by summer it had reached an …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
During my experience with the Amur cork tree (Phellodendron amurense), I was particularly captivated by the tree’s autumn transformation. Every year, I look forward to this period when the green leaves turn a wonderful golden yellow, creating a magical sight …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica) particularly impressed me with its rapid growth; we planted a small sapling in our garden last year, and this year it has already grown over one and a half metres! It has become a family …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) provides a truly special sight in my garden; when its golden-brown leaves start to fall in autumn, it feels as though I’m strolling through a fairytale landscape. It was fascinating to watch the young specimens …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Pin oak (Quercus palustris) is especially stunning in autumn when its leaves turn a vivid red. I remember walking through the park last October, where several of these oaks stood; the sunlight filtered through the colourful foliage, creating a …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My experience with the Quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) was particularly memorable. In spring, I planted a young tree in my garden, and it grew wonderfully in its very first year. Its rapid growth amazed me, as it can grow up …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The rapid growth of the American elm (Ulmus americana) is truly impressive; I remember when we planted a young specimen in our garden in spring. Just a few months later, it had already grown 60 centimetres! That’s why I recommend …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The American hornbeam (Carpinus caroliniana) is especially stunning in autumn when its leaves turn a golden yellow. Once, I was walking through a park where several of these trees stood side by side; the sunlight filtered through them, and I …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
One of my most interesting experiences with Pearly everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea) was when I planted them in spring. A few weeks after germination, they were visibly thriving, which reinforced my belief that this plant truly adapts well to its environment. …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
A few years after planting my first American basswood (Tilia americana), I was amazed by how quickly it grew. Every spring, I could hardly wait to see its new leaves sprouting from the ground. During flowering, the garden was filled …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
Planting the White fringetree (Chionanthus virginicus) has always amazed me with the beauty of its spring blossoms. The scent of its white flowers was especially appealing to me, as it not only provided a feast for the eyes but also …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The American redbud (Cercis canadensis) flowering is always a special experience for me. In spring, when the pink blossoms appear, my garden transforms into a magical setting. I remember when I first planted an American redbud, eagerly awaiting the sight …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting the American willow (Salix americana), I noticed just how much bees are attracted to its flowers. When the willow was in bloom, the garden was filled with buzzing bees, which was a wonderful sight and reinforced for me …
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The first time I saw the American cranberrybush viburnum (Viburnum trilobum) in a botanical garden, I was completely mesmerised. The beautiful flowers nestled beneath the huge leaves created such a magical sight that I’ve been dreaming ever since of growing …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My experience with the American beech (Fagus grandifolia) was particularly memorable when I planted a young tree in spring. The following autumn, I was captivated by its yellow-orange-purple hues; it truly provided a magical spectacle in my garden.
My personal experience with the Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) was that when I first planted a small sapling in my garden, I could hardly believe how quickly it grew. Every spring, I eagerly look forward to its flowering; its fragrant …
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Winter heath (Erica carnea) has always been a special plant to me. One summer, when my skin was sunburnt, the gel extracted from the leaf of my very own Winter heath (Erica carnea) worked wonders. It brought immediate relief, …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Alpine pasqueflower (Pulsatilla alpina), I noticed that the plants adapt exceptionally well to their surroundings. I planted them in spring, and by early summer they had already formed a beautiful green carpet in the garden. It was fascinating …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My experience with Alpine lady’s mantle (Alchemilla alpina) has always left me amazed by their early spring flowering. When I first saw them in my garden, it felt as if vibrant life had finally arrived after winter! The combination of …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first saw the Alpine rose (Rhododendron ferrugineum) on a mountain hike, I was captivated by its beauty. Walking among the purple flowers shining in the sunlight, I felt as if I had stepped into a fairytale world. Since …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The first time I planted Amazon water lily (Victoria amazonica) in my garden, I was captivated by their beautiful purple hues. As the months went by, I was able to watch them grow and bloom; it truly was a special …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
In my experience caring for American sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua), it’s worth drying the bulb a little before flowering. After planting, it offered a wonderful sight with its colourful flowers, and my family was equally captivated by its beauty.
Cogon grass (Imperata cylindrica) is particularly striking when planted in groups, as the blue and purple flowers together create a magical spectacle. I always enjoy watching them shine in the spring sunshine, forming the heart of my garden.
During the cultivation of the Erect prickly pear (Opuntia stricta), I was particularly impressed by how well it adapts to changing weather conditions. Last summer, when the heat was unbearable, the plants still grew well and produced a plentiful yield. …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Alpine wintergreen (Gaultheria humifusa), I’m always amazed at how quickly it grows. Last summer, I grew it on my terrace, and the lemonade made from its fresh leaves became a real hit at friendly gatherings. Its scent and …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When caring for my Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia), I’m always delighted to see my plant thriving beautifully. The spring pruning and careful watering always pay off, and during its flowering period, it becomes the highlight of my room.
Taking care of Chocolate vine (Akebia quinata) has always been a joy for me. After the spring pruning, my Chocolate vine bloomed beautifully, and alongside regular watering, the colourful flowers impressed everyone in my garden.
When planting Common camas (Camassia quamash), I found that the plant grows quickly, and the joy of seeing its fruits ripen is an unforgettable experience. Harvesting the first fruits was particularly exciting, as the taste of home-grown produce in my …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The American cranberrybush viburnum particularly impressed me with its abundant spring blossoms; when I first saw the white flowers opening, I felt as if I were wandering through an enchanted garden. The red berries in autumn then provide a truly …
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The Rain daisy (Dimorphotheca pluvialis) particularly impressed me with its colourful blooms, and I found that with the right humidity and light conditions, it thrives wonderfully in almost any environment. It was fascinating to observe how much the plant changes …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The African lily (Agapanthus africanus) is particularly stunning when it shines in the sunlight; its flowers’ vibrant colours always lift my spirits and remind me of summer days when every moment spent in the garden was pure joy.
When planting the African tulip tree (Spathodea campanulata), I noticed that with the right light conditions, the plant practically flowers on its own, and the sight of its colourful blooms always brightens up the garden. It was especially exciting to …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The Bedding rose is particularly stunning when it produces new shoots in spring and its colours become more vibrant. I always look forward to this time of year with excitement, as my plant is at its most beautiful then and …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My most important advice when caring for the Addenda plant is to be patient. This plant doesn’t grow as quickly as some others, but if we provide it with the necessary care and patience, it will reward us. Another …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The African daisy (Dimorphotheca fruticosa/pluvialis) is particularly impressive to me because it can flourish even on hot summer days, while other plants are already struggling with drought. I remember last summer in my garden, it bloomed beautifully even on the …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The wonderful flowering of Chinese abelia (Abelia chinensis) always amazes me, especially when bees and other pollinators buzz around it. I planted a Chinese abelia last summer, and since then it has become one of the most beautiful features of …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting Abyssinian gladiolus (Gladiolus murielae), I found that the 'Muriel's Magic' variety handles the summer heat exceptionally well, and its flowers are truly stunning as they shimmer in the sunlight. Their fragrance is also wonderful, making them even more …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My personal experience with the evergreen ball tree is that when I first planted one in my garden, I could never have imagined how quickly it would adapt to its surroundings. During the first winter, when I protected it with …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I had a very special experience when I first planted the blue lotus in my garden. The blue flowers, glistening in the sunlight, together with the reflection in the water, created a magical sight. When it bloomed for the first …
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I remember when I first tried planting moss on my balcony. I chose a shady corner and planted the sphagnum. In the first few weeks I was a little worried it wouldn’t grow, but as the months passed, a beautiful …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
A my personal experience with hunyor is that in spring, when the flowers begin to appear, I’m always captivated by their dazzling array of colours. One year, the hunyor flowers in my garden bloomed so beautifully that even the neighbours …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When planting the canna flower, I found that it blooms best if I plant the tubers in spring, once the risk of frost has passed, and I make sure to water it regularly. It didn’t produce many flowers in the …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted blueberry bushes in my garden, I never imagined they would grow so quickly. I opted for the Bluecrop variety, and it produced a bountiful harvest in its very first year. The sweet taste of the berries …
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My experience with the phoenix palm is particularly memorable from the moment I first planted one in a small pot. A few months after the seeds began to sprout, it noticeably grew, and its leaves shone in a beautiful shade …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted a willow tree in my garden, I watched with excitement as its roots grew near the water. Since then, every spring I am delighted to see that my willow becomes more beautiful and stronger, and its …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted begonia, I was really excited. I chose the begonia elatior variety and planted it in the spring sunshine. A few weeks later, beautiful, colourful flowers started to bloom, and it became a real decoration in my …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
When I first planted a Paulownia in my garden, I would never have believed it would grow so quickly. In its first year it grew by 2 metres already, and in spring it blanketed the garden with beautiful purple flowers. …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
My experience with feather grass is that when I first planted it in my garden, I never imagined it would bloom so beautifully. In the sunlight, the long, gentle blades really seem to float, and when the wind blows, they …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
The flowering of the willow has always captivated me, especially in spring when the trees have not yet turned green and the yellowish blossoms begin to appear. I remember that last year, beneath the blossom of the willow tree I …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
During my time caring for the cherry laurel, I learnt that the right soil, watering and pruning are so important for the plant's healthy development. The cherry laurel grows quickly and forms a beautiful green hedge, which is a real …
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After planting the acacia, I noticed after a few years just how attracted the bees are to its flowers. Every spring, when the trees burst into bloom, my garden is filled with buzzing bees – a delightful sight, and I …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
A silk tree (albizia julibrissin) has given me one of my most memorable experiences when it first bloomed in my garden. After the pink flowers appeared, bees and other pollinating insects immediately started buzzing around it, transforming the garden into …This looks intriguing — I’m off to read it!
I was particularly impressed by the Dusty Miller’s ability to develop beautifully even in drier weather conditions. Its silvery leaves truly stand out from other plants.
The Dusty Miller …
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