Create winter magic in the garden with plants that can withstand frost

Outdoor plants and garden

Winter

When the summer flowers have withered and the cold arrives, you can still enjoy plants that can withstand a frosty night or two. They sparkle beautifully with ice crystals and give the garden a magical feel. Plant them together with evergreen jewels that you can illuminate during Christmas time, or in a beautiful pot by the entrance.

Helleborus hybridus 'Star of Passion'

Helleborus 'Star of Passion' 19 cm

Ø19 cm, Purple

Kr 399.90

Helleborus HGC ICE 'N' ROSES EARLY PINK

Helleborus x 'Ice N' Roses Early Pink' 15 cm

Ø15 cm, Light Pink

Kr 349.90

Helleborus ANNA'S RED ('Abcrd02')

Helleborus Frostkiss 'Anna's Red' 15 cm

Ø15 cm, Red

Kr 299.90

Helleborus 'Beauty Princess'

Helleborus 'Beauty Princess' 21 cm

Ø21 cm, White

Kr 399.90

Give new life to Mediterranean plants after the winter

As spring approaches, it's time to wake the Mediterranean plants from their winter dormancy. We'll go through everything from nutrients and light to repotting and placing them outdoors.

Outdoor plants and garden

Spring

Five evergreen hedges

Whether you want less visibility or a green shield against the wind, evergreen hedges are something worth taking a closer look at. Evergreen hedges retain their foliage throughout the winter, providing protection even when the snow falls. Here we present five varieties that are worth considering.

Garden

Winter

6 good reasons to grow your own

Sure, growing both flowers and vegetables is fun, but there are also several other reasons to grow your own – here are six of them.

No-dig perennial bed – create a new bed without digging

Do you want a new bed in the garden but feel hesitant to get started? For many, the preparation—digging up and getting rid of heavy grass clumps and troublesome weeds—isn’t as enjoyable as the planting itself. Here, gardener Malou Augustin explains how you can create a new perennial bed without any digging.

Outdoor plants and garden

Summer

Divide perennials – and get more plants for free

In spring and autumn, you can divide perennial plants that have become too large. The plants will thrive better, and you'll get new young plants that look exactly like the parent plant. Here’s how to effectively divide plants.

Outdoor plants and garden

Autumn

Garden calendar for winter - what you can do in the garden now.

The garden is resting for a few months now, and it is a perfect opportunity to plan for the next season. This is when you lay the groundwork. Do an evaluation. What worked well last time? What should be done differently now?

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Garden care

Winter

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