Milk or aspirin? Do they really work with flowers and plants?

Milk or aspirin? Do they really work with flowers and plants?

The myth of aspirin, milk and their use as fertilizers with flowers and plants has always been one of the doubts and curiosities that pass through the minds of more or less skilled gardeners. For years on our site, the articles dedicated to these topics have been the most read and commented on and, for…

Garden design: how to choose the right style for your garden
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Garden design: how to choose the right style for your garden

When you have to design a new garden or think about reshaping that “old”, you often have a lot of doubts about the use and style. A green space, small or large, can be used in many ways, especially if family members have particularies needs: whether or not the vegetable garden, the type of furniture,…

Rosemary: Cultivate a fragrant aromatic herb

Rosemary: Cultivate a fragrant aromatic herb

Also known as Rosmarinus officinalis, rosemary is a shrub of the Lamiaceae family and has been known since antiquity for its aromatic and therapeutic properties. Its name comes from Latin and means, literally, sea dew. The plant, coming from the Mediterranean countries, develops spontaneously especially along the coasts, but also on the hills and even…

Tomato: cultivate it in pots and in the garden

Tomato: cultivate it in pots and in the garden

Features of Tomatoes One of the most cultivated plants in the gardens and small spaces is the tomato. Its origin is South American and appears only in European cultivation from the years following the 1500’s. The classification sees it belongs to the solanaceae family, together with potatoes, peppers and other plant species. The tomato, as…