White flowers are synonymous with elegance, timeless beauty, and deep symbolic meaning. Many associate them with peace, purity, and loyalty. Discover 10 types of these flowers, ideal for planting in gardens or pots.
Plants
In summer, our gardens come alive, plants grow faster, bloom more, and fill us with joy, but one of the most annoying visitors in the gardening world also appears.
It's delicate, showy, and has almost choreographed movements. This plant not only beautifies any space, it also purifies the air and connects us with nature.
A new form of gardening is gaining ground: less pruning, less control, more biodiversity. Natural disorder could be the key to saving insects, birds, and plants.
Black soil or compost? Coconut fiber or perlite? If you've ever wondered what type of soil to use in your pots to keep your plants happy, this information will help.
In one of its most innovative projects, London’s Kew Gardens unveils a new, permanent garden, making a climate statement. Featuring drought-tolerant plants, it illustrates how plants and fungi store carbon to combat climate change.
This species of multicoloured flowers captivates with its beauty and medicinal uses, but its toxicity and invasiveness make it a global environmental risk.
World Ranger Day was celebrated yesterday. It is celebrated every 31 July, honouring those who dedicate their lives to protecting our nature reserves. This year, we're highlighting the importance of these silent heroes.
Can you imagine a vibrant, life-filled garden that doesn't require a single bit of soil? Plants that grow in water make this possible, offering a fresh, elegant, and surprisingly simple way to decorate any corner of your home.
Potted daisies are ideal for brightening up balconies, terraces, or gardens. With proper care, you can enjoy abundant and long-lasting blooms.
Can you imagine harvesting from your garden and bringing it straight to your kitchen? This plant has it all: a wonderful aroma, great flavor, and best of all... it's very easy to grow.
Growing basil at home is easy and rewarding. With proper care, you can enjoy its freshness and aroma year-round, even in less favorable climates.