Month after month

Every year, the same challenge: you’ve got to choose your Christmas tree and bring joy to the house for grown-ups and kids alike! Decorating it is an important part of the process, and is truly fun to work out as a family or with friends and colleagues, but the first awaited step is the choosing […]

Here it is! November has arrived, a special time for planting. We’re now entering a special time of rest for all the plants in the garden, balcony and terrace.

Even though the harvest is the highlight of Fall and autumn, other tasks like cleaning up and preparing the plot for the future spring sowing are also there to keep us busy.

October 31st is Halloween! Hey, what if you celebrated it with the famous Jack O’Lantern pumpkin? Whether you have children or not, this is always a fun activity!

Harvesting, cleaning up, sowing, planting… A summary of all the work to get done in the garden in Fall before winter sets in.

Vegetation starts to stir and days grow longer. But even though some days hint that spring is near, others remind us that we are still in winter!

Summer is there and the garden has settled in! The month of July gifts us a multitude of colors, tastes and fragrances as we go about gardening.

Fall was particularly enjoyable, with maximum sun, mild temperatures and no strong winds: ideal to set the stage for our winter garden tasks.

Preparing a beautiful table with flower arrangements when receiving guests for feasts like Christmas and New Year is quite a challenging exercise.

For months we’ve been longing for it and in recent weeks we’ve been getting fidgety as it drew nearer… Spring has finally arrived, time to start checking the list of April garden tasks!

The last days of mild weather merge with the flamboyant hues of autumn leaves.

Fall has come, time to unsheathe your weapons to have an astounding garden come spring.

October 31st is Halloween! Are you aware of how this feast day started, and the reason behind the digging out of a pumpkin to make lanterns?

Spring garden tasks start filling those days as they get longer and nature begins to stir… time for gardeners to get the ball rolling! Coronavirus shouldn’t stop you in your tracks – budding days call attention to garden activities after the long winter wait.

May is one of the most important months of the year for your garden! The plant kingdom once again reigns and flowers, trees, shrubs and rose trees unravel at a spectacular speed.

Which ornamental plants are rooted in history and culture, traditionally planted in the garden or hosted

A religious celebration to honor all saints, November 1st has become the day when we pay our respects to those who have passed away with Chrysanthemum flowers.

Finally comes March, the month that signals the first spring garden tasks. Rainy days with sleet and morning frost

Here it is! Winter frost is back and sometimes even snow which lead us all up to Christmas!

Summer is slowly starting to turn its back away, and September is one of the key months for your garden.

Tradition calls for well-wishing to all as the year starts in most of the world! May every passing day make you a better person in character, relationship, and health! January is often a time when resolutions are taken, promises to oneself to try something new as you start planning your

Days grow shorter and frost spells are just around the corner… Here’s a checklist of what needs to be accomplished in fall before it starts getting cold.

Summer’s on its way and the garden goes through one of the most beautiful periods of the year. Flowers are in full bloom, shrubs are in their growth phase, fruit trees hint at how plentiful the harvest will be and the vegetable patch is already producing nice vegetables.

Start preparing next year’s garden. Here are some tips on planting bulbs and other perennials and annuals. Easy!