January marks a strategic period for those who care for the garden with attention. During winter, many trees enter dormancy, which reduces stress caused by cutting and promotes faster, more balanced recovery in spring.
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Did heavy snow damage your plants? A professional gardener explains how to help them recover
A thin layer of snow can transform gardens and backyards into true winter scenes. However, when the accumulation becomes excessive, the weight of the snow can cause significant damage to perennials, trees, and shrubs.
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19 hardy indoor plants that don’t mind cold drafts in winter
During the winter, keeping plants healthy indoors can be a challenge — especially when the space is exposed to cold drafts coming from doors and windows.
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The plant that serves as a living hedge, prevents pests from entering, and perfumes the entire garden
Among the plants that most enchant gardeners around the world, the sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus) stands out as one of the most versatile.
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November gardening tasks for cold climates, according to a professional gardener
With the arrival of November, gardens in cold-climate regions require special attention. Although many plants enter dormancy, this is the ideal time to prepare the garden soil, protect more sensitive species, and ensure everything is ready for spring’s return.
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Time for the shears! 5 plants you need to prune before October ends
October is the ideal month to prepare your garden for winter in Europe. With the arrival of autumn, many plants enter a dormant phase, making them more resilient to pruning.
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The rule of 3 in landscaping: simplicity that transforms spaces
In the world of landscaping and gardening, the “Rule of 3” is a widely used technique to create visually balanced and pleasing compositions.
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6 plant combinations you should never place side by side in your garden
Tending a garden requires more than watering and fertilizing. Some plants live together in perfect harmony, but others come into conflict when sharing the same space — competing for nutrients, attracting pests, and even hindering each other’s growth.
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The “trendy” vegetable that will dominate gardens and tables this fall
With the arrival of fall, many think of pumpkins and gourds as the season’s garden staples, but one vegetable is gaining attention among gardeners and chefs: purple broccoli.
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8 plants you should never prune in autumn for a healthier and happier garden
Autumn is one of the most enchanting seasons of the year, when golden and orange leaves transform the landscape. However, for gardening enthusiasts, it is also the time when plants require extra care.
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