A winter awakening: dots of color in the garden with cold-loving blooms
Come February, violets, pansies, and primroses start painting nature in subtle yet stunning hues. Whether in planters or pots, we adore their beauty and hardiness.
Primrose
Primrose is an early flower that loves sharing bright colors to the world around it. Plant it in the ground and in garden boxes for your enjoyment.
Grow flowers for food!
Certain flowers are both ornamental and edible. Feel free to try them out, a feast for eyes and taste buds alike!
Primrose, one of the first to bloom!
Primrose is one of the first flowers to bloom in the year.
Flower-filled garden boxes for the springtime
Which flowers to plant in a garden box for spring? Perennials, bulb flowers and annuals mix & pair very well for blissfully colorful potting arrangements.
Plants for a fabulous oceanfront garden
Coastal climate batters seaside garden plants with many hardships: strong winds (even hurricanes), sea spray, dry summers, poor soil…
Five fabulous winter-blooming flowers
Even in winter, nature finds ways to gift us with joy and magic, with flowers that are full of warmth and color.
Flowers in the garden for fall and winter
When the plant kingdom slumbers and snow sometimes covers the green span of lawn
Inspiration for colorful winter planters and garden boxes
Weather is drab and gray – isn’t that a good reason to battle the droopy mood with color-packed winter planters?
Primula auricula, bear’s ear or cowslip, have no fear it’s easy to grow!
Primula auricula is a small perennial that is easy to identify and simple to grow. Its light-colored foliage and original flowers will definitely find their spot in flower beds and along edges in your garden.
