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Marigold has a lively and harmonious beauty. It attracts bees and butterflies to itself, it grows rapidly, has very brightly colored flowers that give liveliness ...
Marigold has a lively and harmonious beauty. It attracts bees and butterflies to itself, it grows rapidly, has very brightly colored flowers that give liveliness ...
Drosanthenum Hispidum or Jupiter's Beard is a perennial plant native to South Africa that prefers full sun exposure.
The plant can reach lengths of a few meters with a creeping effect and flowering takes place from July to September.
Ideal in pots, for flower beds and borders.
A cascade of colorful and elegant flowers, Calibrachoa is beloved for its simplicity of care and its prolonged flowering.
The Daisies plant is very popular and easy to grow both on the terrace and in the garden and is capable of giving a rustic and cheerful look to your green space.
Known for the fact that spiced powder that is commonly found on the market is extracted from its roots, turmeric is a plant of tropical origin suitable to be grown as a houseplant and to illuminate any corner of the house through its beautiful flowers.
Potted catnip, a mix of plants suitable for the intestines of cats for their intestinal cleansing and digestive well-being.
A flowery winter? This season you will see beautiful flowers appear on the Schlumbergera that will brighten up your home! An easy-to-care-for houseplant that blooms at Christmas!
The lively colored flowers of the African violet present throughout the year and the easy way they can be grown make Saintpaulia one of the most popular houseplants.
Tropical pineapple is an ornamental plant that produces a lot of oxygen, purifies the air and makes you happy! Vase 12cm
Verbena is the ideal plant, with abundant and prolonged flowering, easy to grow and suitable for warm and sunny locations. Easily attract butterflies and insects and fill the room ...
Dahlias are beautiful and generous as well require little care, give spectacular blooms throughout the summer and until the first cold.