Decorative Cabbage
Decorative Cabbage
Decorative Cabbage can be planted in semi-shaded places, but for better growth we place it in a part of our garden with plenty of sun. It is usually planted at distances greater than 50 cm between plants and needs well-draining soil.
Decorative Cabbage does not require much water. It usually needs moderate watering, although during the growing season there is quite a bit of rain. As for fertilization, the addition of complete granular or liquid fertilizer, once a month, is sufficient for its good growth. As the ornamental cabbage grows, we gradually remove its lower leaves when they begin to turn yellow and dry in early spring, until mid-spring when the flower stem develops. We can let ornamental cabbage seed to reseed, otherwise, we pull it up to plant spring flowering plants.
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Portulaca
PortulacaPortulaca, also known as silk, is an annual ornamental plant ideal for ground cover in rock gardens, but also for planting in hanging pots on the balcony. Portulaca originates from Brazil and is characterized by creeping vegetation and fleshy oval leaves. The impressive flowering of purslane lasts from spring to autumn, with single or double flowers, monochrome, two-color and even three-color, in shades of yellow, pink, orange, red and white. Portulaca has no particular soil requirements, although it prefers fertile soils with good drainage.
Amaranth Trichomo
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Snapdragon
SnapdragonThe Snapdragon, a favorite ornamental plant with wonderful flowers, is planted in the spring and is a characteristic plant of the Mediterranean, with rich vegetation. We will find Snapdragon in dwarf varieties from 20-40 cm, medium height from 40-60 cm and tall varieties from 60-120 cm. Although a perennial plant, it is usually planted as an annual in gardens and in pots on the balcony to give us rich flowering and impressive color combinations.
Basil Red
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