Mulch Mowing Saves Time and Money
As a lawn enthusiast, I’ve often found myself weighing the benefits and drawbacks of various lawn care methods. One technique that has sparked plenty of debate,... Read more.
How to Turn Hydrangea Blooms Blue – It Works Every Time!
If you’ve ever admired those stunning blue hydrangeas, you’re not alone! I’ve always been drawn to the elegance of their deep blue blooms, but I was curious—how... Read more.
How to Renovate Your Lawn Without Digging Up
If your lawn has become more of a patchy, moss-covered mess than a lush green carpet, don’t worry – I’ve got you covered! Renovating your lawn might seem like... Read more.
Lilac Hedges: Our Tips for Planting and Care
I never expected to fall in love with lilacs, but once I planted a few in my garden, I was hooked. They’re easy to care for, smell amazing, and look beautiful... Read more.
Laying Polygonal Slabs: Here’s How It Works
Laying polygonal slabs always seemed like a daunting task to me—random shapes, uneven edges, and the patience of a saint required to make it look good. But after... Read more.
Popular Garden trends in 2025
As someone who loves spending time in the garden, I’ve noticed how much things have changed in recent years. Climate change, sustainability, and new technologies... Read more.
Fertilizing Peonies Properly
When I take care of my peonies, I’ve learned that they really appreciate the right kind of attention, especially when it comes to fertilizing. I make sure to remove... Read more.
Daffodils Have Finished Blooming? Here’s What You Should Do Now
This spring, I had a few pots of daffodils brightening up my windowsill, and now that the flowers have faded, I’ve been wondering what to do next. I didn’t want... Read more.
For the Impatient: Fast-Growing Perennials
As someone who tends to be a little impatient in the garden, I’ve really come to appreciate the value of these fast-growing perennials. There’s something incredibly... Read more.
Propagating Winter Jasmine Through Layering
I’ve always been drawn to winter jasmine for its cheerful blooms that brighten up the coldest months. What amazes me most is how effortlessly it thrives, even... Read more.
My Garden in Autumn – What I Do
When I feel the first gusts of wind and see temperatures dip below 10 °C, I know autumn has arrived—and it’s time to prepare my garden for the winter ahead.... Read more.
How I Make My Garden Low‑Maintenance
Who doesn’t dream of a blooming, fragrant garden like in Bella Italia, where oleander and bougainvillea compete in flowering? Yes—a garden full of flowers, lush... Read more.
Our 5 Tips for the Ideal Hedge in Your Garden!
I’ve always found hedges to be one of the best ways to create a natural, affordable, and space-saving privacy screen in the garden. They blend beautifully... Read more.
Tips for Low-Maintenance Lawn Edging
If you don’t want your lawn to spread into flower beds, you need to install an edging. With our tips, you’ll find the right transition between lawn and bed for... Read more.
Support for Perennials: Building Your Own Plant Support Frame
Most perennials grow into strong clumps and don’t require a support frame to stay upright. However, some species and varieties tend to spread out or collapse as... Read more.
Lawn Aeration: When and How I Do It
Aerating my lawn helps remove moss and thatch, allowing the grass roots to get more oxygen, making my lawn denser and more resilient. I can easily recognize when... Read more.
Fertilizing My Lawn the Right Way: How to Achieve a Lush Green Turf
My lawn is one of the areas in my garden that demands the most nutrients. To keep it healthy and vibrant, it’s essential for me to fertilize it properly. Regular... Read more.
Aerating and Ventilating: Bringing Oxygen to My Lawn
For my lawn to grow thick and lush, I need to occasionally aerate and ventilate it. Aerating the soil loosens it, allowing more oxygen to reach the roots, which... Read more.
Pruning Jasmine: How to Successfully Trim It
Pruning Jasmine: How to Successfully Trim It Jasmine is a popular garden plant, but not always hardy. How and when I prune it depends on the variety. However, the... Read more.
Fertilize, Mow, or Scarify the Lawn First? Here’s the Correct Order
When it comes to caring for my lawn, the order in which I fertilize, mow, and scarify is important to ensure my grass stays healthy and strong. In spring, it can... Read more.
Calculating Pond Liner: Here’s How I Do It
How much pond liner do I need for my desired pond size? Here’s how I calculate the measurements and determine my exact requirements. Before I start building my... Read more.
Sowing Lupins: It’s That Easy
I absolutely love lupins – their vibrant, upright flower spikes really stand out in the garden. The good news is that it’s quite simple to sow them, as long... Read more.
How to Plant Roses: 3 Expert Tricks for Strong, Healthy Growth
Hey there, garden friends! Over the years, I’ve planted more roses than I can count—each one bringing a little more beauty (and scent!) to my outdoor space.... Read more.
When to Cut Pampas Grass – The Best Time for a Beautiful Garden Display
Hi there, fellow garden lovers! If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably admired the bold elegance of pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana)—those tall, feathery... Read more.
Caring for Pampas Grass: The 3 Biggest Mistakes You Must Avoid
I’ve always loved the drama and elegance that pampas grass brings to a garden. There’s just something magical about those towering plumes catching the late... Read more.
How to Control Box Tree Moth (Cydalima perspectalis) and the Best Alternatives to Boxwood
The box tree moth has become a growing problem for gardeners across Europe. However, there are effective and surprisingly simple ways to keep this invasive pest... Read more.
Long-Lived Perennials for a Low-Maintenance Flower Bed
Many hobby gardeners dream of a low-maintenance flower bed that blooms beautifully year after year with minimal effort. With long-lived perennials, that dream becomes... Read more.
The Most Important Indicator Plants for Dry Soil
Indicator Plants for Dry SoilIndicator plants are essential clues to understanding your garden’s soil conditions. These seven plants signal that your soil is particularly... Read more.
Spring Gardening – What Needs to Be Done?
As spring arrives, I always feel a renewed sense of energy and purpose to get my garden back in shape after the long, cold months. There’s something incredibly... Read more.
Cooling Down in the Garden – Ponds and Water Features for Summer
Looking for ways to cool down your garden in summer? A garden pond, natural pool, or decorative water feature could be the perfect solution – not just for refreshment... Read more.