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Ground elder – weed or green gold? How to use this wild growth in your garden
Ground elder is considered a stubborn weed, but it's packed with power. Learn how to identify and use ground elder, and how to use it effectively in the kitchen. Harvesting tips and recipes included!
Weeds or wild herbs? Between nuisance and delicacy – what really grows in your garden
Anyone who owns a garden knows them: those unwelcome guests between flowerbeds and paving joints. But are they really just a nuisance – or perhaps an underappreciated treasure? Whether you call them weeds or wild herbs , many of these plants can be far more than just a nuisance.
Daffodil Floral Greetings – A Touch of Spring in Every Vase
Few flowers embody spring more than the daffodil. With their vibrant blooms in sunny yellow, delicate white, or warm orange, they brighten any room and banish the last vestiges of winter. Their variety of shapes—from simple, elegant blooms to artfully double varieties—makes them a fascinating eye...
Balloon vine (Cardiospermum halicacabum)
The balloon vine, also known as Cardiospermum halicacabum, is a fascinating climbing plant from the soapberry family. With its heart-shaped leaves and characteristic balloon-like fruits, it not only enhances gardens but also symbolizes natural beauty and romance.