Yellow iris, yellow and water-bound
Yellow iris is part of the extensive Iridaceae family. It has the highest water needs of all.
Water basins and ponds
Landscaping with a little water will bring on a great deal of change to the garden. Plants will love it, and guests, too!
Set up a natural pond
Care for something cool – and refreshing! – in your garden? Set up a natural and eco-friendly pond in your garden, that will welcome lush plants and a host of little animals.
Water lily, queen of the water plants
Water lily is certainly one of the most beautiful aquatic plants.
Create an exotic garden… bring the tropics to your back yard
What if you turned your garden into a year-round exotic holiday setting? Growing an exotic garden lets you travel between continents without even leaving your home.
Meditation gardens – gardens that help build inner strength
Through gardening, stress can be managed and dispelled.
Create a natural pond
It’s different from a basic fish pond, because a natural pond will tend to attract more insects, dragonflies and birds… Three square yards or meters are all you need to create a little oasis of biodiversity. Both useful and ornamental, the natural pond will bring you many advantages.
Toad in the garden? Yay!
Ok, let’s be honest – the toad doesn’t really have a good reputation in all our folklore and legends. It’s, to say the least, not very handsome, and often appears in stories as an evildoer’s acolyte… remember those witch brews calling for a few toad’s warts…
Weeping willow, a majestic waterside tree
Weeping willow is an absolutely magnificent ornamental tree.
An Oasis of moisture to create an exotic garden at home
What does “exotic” actually mean? Plants that come from far away? Plants that look weird? Crazy lush growth and greenery like a jungle? As a concept, “exotic” can mean many things.
