A Garden for Everyone – Gardening with Limited Mobility or Illness

We all have different abilities, and sometimes illness or reduced mobility can make gardening more challenging. Here are some tips to make gardening easier and more enjoyable.

Planting Table Kinsley

Length 111CM

Kr 1999.00

Raised Planting Box Kinsley

Length 107CM

Kr 1399.00

King & Caroline

Raised Planting Box Kinsley

Height 84CM, Wood

Kr 999.90

King & Caroline

Raised Planting Box Kinsley

Length 107CM, Wood

Kr 1999.00

King & Caroline

Raised Planting Box Kinsley

Length 107CM, Black

Kr 1999.00

King & Caroline

Planting Box Kinsley

Ø40 cm, Wood

Kr 999.90

Written by Liselotte Roll

Swedish garden inspirer, journalist and author of books about nature, cultivation and animals, such as "Soil", "Grow for insects" and "Chickens as a hobby".

Extend summer in the garden

Late summer and autumn are wonderful times in the garden. For those who have planted and sown vegetables and fruit, there is much that ripens during this period. Many perennials are at their best now, and roses and hydrangeas are also in full bloom.

Autumn

6 tips for an environmentally friendly garden

A balanced garden, where animals and nature thrive, is good for the environment, but it also results in healthier plants and bigger yields. Here are the tricks to help you take your garden to new heights.

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How to create an allergy-friendly garden

Summer can be a difficult time for people with pollen and plant allergies, with symptoms like a runny nose and watery eyes, but there's a lot you can do to still enjoy your garden. Here are the tricks that will help.

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Permaculture - garden and cultivation in beautiful harmony with nature

In permaculture, you work with nature instead of against it. By minimizing intervention, natural environments are created that produce good and abundant harvests. Here you will learn more about this sustainable cultivation method that benefits both diversity and nature.Permaculture as a cultivation method has become popular in recent years, but in reality, the method has existed for a long time. Already in 1978, the Tasmanian biologist Bill Mollison, together with his student David Holmgren, published the book "Permaculture One - A Perennial Agriculture for Human Settlements."The book was a success - the cultivation method was not only sustainable, but also presented some ideas for a more just society, which appealed to many.

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