Étiquette : plantes d’ombre
Meilleures plantes pour l’ombre du matin et le soleil de l’après-midi
While many plants prefer morning sun and shade during the heat of the day, that is not always what meets your landscaping needs. You may have areas near your home…
Conseils pour cultiver l’épigénie (Epimedium grandiflorum)
Barrenwort, which is sometimes called Bishop’s Hat, Horny Goat Weed, or Fairy Wings, is a hardy perennial that grows in hardiness growing zones four to nine. The plant is native…
10 Plantes d’ombre parfaites pour la Californie
Depending on where you live in California, you will be in different growing zones. You may also face unique challenges, such as salt in the air off the ocean. While…
18 Plantes Annuelles qui Poussent à l’Ombre Partielle
You can still grow beautiful plants even if you have obstacles in your garden that block full exposure to the sun. Trees, buildings, and fences will deprive some of your…
Guide de culture : conseils pour prendre soin de l’astilbe
The astilbe comes in a number of varieties with different bloom times. Some bloom in the early spring, others during the summer, and some wait until almost the fall. Depending…
10 Meilleures Plantes à Cultiver Sous les Pins
There is nothing as peaceful as sitting underneath a tall, lengthy pine tree and listening to the wind whispering through its needles. But what if you are looking to add…
10 Plantes Parfaites pour l’Ombre Sèche
When choosing your newest additions to your dream landscape, you want to make sure you pick plants that will survive and flourish in the spaces you intend to plant them.…
Guide de culture : Conseils pour la culture du pulmonaire (Pulmonaria)
Lungwort is a flowering plant that is also known as plumonaria. It received its name from herbalists centuries ago who associated the plant with lung health and thought the plant…
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