Gardenlina™ is a cool sturdy young lady that is well suited to an outdoor life. In no less than six different trendy colours, she can help transform balconies and gardens into a mass of colour from April until September. In spite of her colourful appearance, Gardenlina™ is not very thirsty and she can provide a maximum of garden pleasure in return for minimum care.
Roses make a colourful addition to exterior plantscaping. Thanks to breeding, we can choose from a broad range of strong, healthy shrub roses that flower abundantly and for extended periods. These modern shrub roses have a high ornamental value, are low-maintenance and increase biodiversity. Furthermore, once planted, such modern roses will last for years.
You can usually smell it before you even see it: lavender! It’s a smell everyone loves. In fact, people were so crazy about lavender that when the washing machine was first invented, the demand for laundry detergent that smelled like lavender was so overwhelming that all the lavender was picked from the fields.
A brand new selection is available in the webshop every Wednesday. Bart's personal favorite? Any plant with a decorative character.
Canna CANNOVA® is a real feature plant outdoors. This strong plant is perfectly suited to a cooler summer climate. With its exotic botanical looks, CANNOVA® gives you the ultimate summer feeling until well into October!
Just like the contemporary simple and zen trends, the bay laurel, named balcony plant of the year, is a relaxed, easy-going plant. The bay laurel reminds us of long summer nights on a small Greek Island or on the Turkish coast, and keeps his strong, green leaves all year round.
There are a lot of different species of Orchid that survive in almost all parts of the world. For all varieties counts that they go into hibernation during the winter and come back in the Spring to show their beautiful flowers.
With the right bedding plants, you can create a colourful, cosy garden without too much effort.
Who doesn't love a cup of fresh mint tea, new potatoes flavoured with rosemary, or a pizza topped with a bit of oregano?
