Open ground plants

Echeveria (Echeveria) is a succulent perennial herbaceous undersized plant, sometimes bushy, with a short branched fleshy trunk. The leaves of echeveria are placed very densely apart in a spiral, forming a rosette. The leaf blade is grayish-white (plaque) in color, in some species it is lowered, this leaf surface protects the plant from direct sunlight.

Carnation flowers will decorate the yard or garden with their long-lasting and bright flowering from spring to autumn.

Ivy (Hedera) or hedera is a perennial evergreen plant growing as a vine, belonging to the Araliaceae family. In its natural environment, it can be found in almost all forests on our planet.

Hebera is a perennial herbaceous plant that forms a basal rosette from which pedicels grow. Gerbera belongs to the Asteraceae family. The shape of gerbera flowers is very similar to chamomile flowers, they are compound-flowered. A peduncle grows from the basal rosette, on a coarse stem and a delicate colorful flower blooms on it.