PLECTRANTHUS INCENSE PLANT
With a strong and pleasant scent, the incense plant is a splendid hanging that will embellish your home helping to keep insects away!
Azalea or Rhododendron - Rose of the...
Azalea or Rhododendron, also known as Rosa delle Alpi is an evergreen shrub native to the European mountain ranges where it grows on acid soils above the treeline, renowned for its summer bell-shaped flowers with white, pink, red and lilac colors. The leaves can take on different colors from ...
VERBENA
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 ...
Surfinia hanging petunia white...
Petunia or Surfinia is one of the most appreciated plants for its constant and abundant flowering, pink flower.
Surfinia hanging petunia fuchsia...
Petunia or Surfinia is one of the most appreciated plants for its constant and abundant flowering, fuchsia flower.
Surfinia hanging petunia purple...
Petunia or Surfinia is one of the most appreciated plants for its constant and abundant flowering, purple striped flower.
POTUNIA
The beauty of its flowers and the ease of cultivation have made Petunia the queen of window sills.
Delosperma - Succulent plant - Flower...
Delosperma or delosperma coperii, is a Mediterranean plant, It is a succulent plant that offers a very abundant flowering produces white, yellow, fuchsia and red flowers.
VIOLACIOCCA OR MATTHIOLA INCANA
The Violaciocca is a plant with an ancient flavor that decorates borders and balconies with aristocratic elegance. Strong and vigorous, it amazes with its colors.
DAISY
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.
Melissa
Melissa officinalis has a fresh lemon scent. A delicious herb for tea blends, for use in salads, or in ...
DAHLIA
Dahlias are beautiful and generous as well require little care, give spectacular blooms throughout the summer and until the first cold.