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At a GlanceWoodland sage (Salvia nemorosa) is edible and can be used for edible decorations, but for medicinal purposes and tasty tea you should prefer the common sage (Salvia officinalis). Information about whether the woodland sage is edible or not varies depending on whom you ask. Without a doubt, this plant is not the better-known …
At a glance Woodland sage is often hardy to -25°C, but not all varieties tolerate frost equally. Protect hardy varieties in winter with a thin layer of brushwood, leaves or straw. Non-hardy varieties should be overwintered in a cold house or greenhouse. Since not all varieties of woodland sage (Salvia nemorosa) are equally hardy, you …
The desert candle, also known as the foxtail lily, provides a decorative structure to the perennial bed with its majestic silhouette. As a solitaire with a unique long-distance effect, you can not escape the magic of an Eremurus. Planting the Desert Candle Properly Proper planting of all Eremurus species and varieties is based on prudent …
Bugleweed demonstrates unbridled naturalness beyond the strict rules of formal garden design. Wherever it is necessary to green low-light areas or to cultivate a well-tended garden despite limited time, the busy perennial is at hand. Planting Bugleweed Properly Bugleweed (Ajuga), also known as ground pine, carpet bugle, or simply bugle, is a genus of herbaceous …
Behind the primordial and striking appearance of a yellow archangel (Lamium galeobdolon) is a wild perennial with vehement vigor. Giving the golden-yellow dead-nettle species a free hand will even put a ground elder in its place. Planting Yellow Archangel Properly If you pay attention to the following procedure of planting, a yellow archangel, also known …
As an extraordinary perennial, the indestructible houseleek (Sempervivum) thrives in places that other plants avoid. It retains its striking silhouette in bone-chilling cold, blistering heat, and desert-like drought. Planting Houseleek Properly For enchanting garden pictures to successfully take shape with the houseleek, plant the thick-leafed plant in a sunny location. If the soil condition does …
Endowed with spiritual symbolism, the lush flowering Jacob’s ladder stands out from the great mass of summer flowering perennials. The path to the successful cultivation of Jacob’s ladder is less steep than a ladder, though. You will soon recognize the frugal undemanding nature of this charming flower. Planting Jacob’s ladder properly As a classic wild …
At the latest when its nodding bell flowers open in the spring sun, the pasque flower (Pulsatilla) can no longer deny its proximity to the anemone. The delicately hairy foliage and feathery fruiting stem further emphasize the picturesque effect of this pretty rock garden flower. Planting Pasque Flower Properly In late summer and fall, the …
Tuberous begonias live up to their name. From the thick rhizomes, leaves sprout in the spring, forming a dense bush. The flowering period for tuberous begonias begins quite early. In a suitable location and with the right care, these perennial bloomers will delight you until autumn. Origin The genus Begonia within the Begoniaceae family includes …
Tree houseleeks convince with their special growth habit. Their leaves develop at the shoot tip and crowd together in a plate shape, so that the plants appear bizarre. In their original distribution area, the succulents have adapted to certain conditions. Origin Aeonium describes a genus within the stonecrop family (Crassulaceae). The 40 species are mainly …
