In nature, Euphorbia milii uses thorns not for defense but to attach itself and support itself to other trees. Did you know?
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Have you ever found yourself in a Gingko biloba avenue in autumn? It is a unique experience that fills your eyes and mind with luminous beauty.
Il Crataegus monogyna, Hawthorn, even just from its name, evokes a splendid and well-known plant. Harry Potter has a Hawthorn wand.
“Lonicera caprifolium” is the most rustic on the market and in nature. Writers and poets cite it as synonymous with an enveloping embrace
The Dogwood – Cornus mas – is a shrub or small tree found in gardens but also in the woods as a spontaneous plant
Recognizing Taxus baccata by passing is so easy! Dark green foliage and a dense, evergreen grain made up of very elegant needles.
Do you have a small hoe? We suggest you go to the lawn under the house to collect the Oxalis acetosella to plant it on the balcony.
Sedum is a battle plant! It resists frost, sun and, thanks to its habit, often low to the ground, even wind.
If you happen to walk in the woods, a Fraxinus excelsior walking stick may be useful to keep snakes away.
If I ask you if you know Japanese Maple you all say yes. Maybe some of you have it in the garden or on the balcony and even complain that it doesn’t give you satisfaction.