Flowering balconies: design ideas
A flowering balcony is more than just decoration. It’s a way to bring a slice of nature into your home, even in the heart of the city.
Plants in containers – care rules
A flowering balcony is more than just decoration. It’s a way to bring a slice of nature into your home, even in the heart of the city.
Flowering plants become a necessary element of flower arrangements for landscaping terraces and balconies throughout the year, because they can grow and bloom in hanging planters, high stands and containers fixed to the railings of balconies and terraces.
For lovers of exotic flowers living in cold parts of the country (winter -30 degrees), wisteria can be grown not only outdoors, but also in a container.
Ginger is a tropical plant that looks like a reed or sedge. Ginger is not only an oriental spice that we use in cooking, but also a cure for all diseases.
The gladiolus flower is a favorite summer-autumn flower that decorates our flower beds and gardens with different colors. To get abundant flowering of gladiolus, you need to know when to plant and dig up gladiolus bulbs, and how to store them until next year.
Greens complement meat and fish very significantly. The shelf made to hold these plants is able to provide you with seasonings throughout the year.
With the help of the vertical arrangement of the grown plants, you can significantly save space without harming the crop.
The share of wildlife within the apartment is what many residents of megacities dream of. If you are the proud owner of an insulated balcony or loggia, you have a chance to fulfill your dream of unity with Nature, at least to a small extent. The Bosch DIY Academy offers an idea to help make this happen.
The number of plant-based dieters and vegetarian celebrities has grown significantly over the past ten years, and for good reason. Studies have shown that choosing a plant-based diet can reduce the chances of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
Sunflower is an ornamental and beautiful plant that can be easily grown both on the windowsill at home and in the garden.
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