safe. On the contrary, you can incorporate them in culinary preparations, beauty products or natural remedies to take advantage of their virtues. Aromatic plants The first category of plants that are a must in a witch's garden are aromatic plants. Very rich in essential oils, these plants are ...
t you can also bring spring into your home by placing real flowers and plants in the living room, kitchen, or as a table centerpiece. In the kitchen, aromatic plants placed on a shelf in zinc pots combine utility with pleasure. Another major trend is to create mini indoor gardens by arranging sever ...
1- What is lemon verbena? Lemon verbena or Aloysia citriodora should not be confused with lemongrass or Cymbopogon citratus, nor with vervain or Verbena officinalis. Its name is misleading, especially since there are some 250 different varieties of vervains in the Verbena genus... The lemon verbe ...
"The poetry of flowers". This year, the outdoor exhibition-sale will offer: => Plantations: horticulturists, nurseries, botanical and perennial plants, aromatic plants, rose growers, water plants... => Art crafts: pottery, porcelain paintings, glass engravings, jewelry, basketry, floristry, soap ma ...
ou with healthy harvests of fruits and vegetables while preserving the biodiversity in your garden. Useful plants to keep insects away Lavender and aromatic plants such as sage, thyme, parsley, rosemary deter crawlers such as snails or slugs from attacking your plantings. Lavender also keeps ap ...
y division or cuttings. Gardeners who have a vegetable garden are familiar with the technique of multiplication by division, which can be applied to aromatic plants such as mint... It is possible to easily multiply certain green plants using the same principle, by separating the roots, rhizomes, or ...
ies such as spindle, hawthorn, viburnum, or wild rose. Among the plants that can attract them to your garden, also note lavender and mint! These two aromatic plants appeal to tits because their scent repels parasites and protects their nests from certain unwanted guests. ...
