Odla KRAV-märkt du också – här är fördelarnaGrow your ownFragaria ananassa 'Delizz' KRAV 6-packFragaria x ananassa 'Delizz' KRAV 6-packPack 6, RedKr 199.90Fragaria vesca 'Rügen' KRAV 6-packFragaria vesca 'Rügen' KRAV 6-packPack 6, RedKr 199.90Fragaria x ananassa 'Summer Breeze Cherry Blossom' KRAVFragaria x ananassa 'Summer Breeze Cherry Blossom' KRAV 10,5Ø10,5 cm, RedKr 79.90Fragaria x ananassa 'Summer Breeze Snow' KRAVFragaria x ananassa 'Summer Breeze Snow' KRAV 10,5cmØ10,5 cm, WhiteKr 79.90Fragaria x ananassa 'Summer Breeze Rose' KRAVFragaria x ananassa 'Summer Breeze Rose' KRAV 10,5cmØ10,5 cm, RedKr 79.90WeibullsPeatfree Vege&Herb Soil 18 litersKr 99.90WeibullsPeat free sowing soil18 litersKr 99.902 for 79.9,-Sowing soil KRAV 4L SE4 litersKr 49.90Sowing soil KRAV 15L SE15 litersKr 79.903 for 299.9,-Vegetable & herbs soil KRAV 40L SE40 litersKr 119.90Vegetable & herbs soil KRAV 15L SE15 litersKr 79.90Great dealPlant Soil KRAV 40L SE40 litersKr 99.90AlgominOrganisk näring 1 literKr 119.90Nelson GardenBlodmjöl 800gKilo 0,8Kr 99.90Nelson GardenBenmjöl 800gKilo 0,8Kr 99.90Great deal5 for 299.9,-Cow manure compost KRAV 40L SE40 litersKr 79.90AlgominSaftiga tomater 0,75 litersKr 129.90Garden visit: Tanja's down-to-earth and edible gardenTanja's garden is worth eating. Here, almost everything is edible and can be tasted. She is passionate about collaborating with nature, avoiding toxins and loves to cook for her family from everything the wonderful outdoor space has to offer. Join us on a visit to a fun, tasty and unassuming garden in Ekeberg in Oslo.Outdoor plants and gardenGarden visitsSummerVegetable growing – How to succeedGrowing your own vegetables has become very popular, even in smaller spaces like balconies and terraces. There is a lot to choose from when it comes to vegetables from seeds. More and more varieties are now available as small plants, as well as fully grown plants with fruit already on them.Grow your ownSummerGrow in a planting boxWhether you have a tiny balcony or a large garden, it's easy to succeed with planting boxes. We show you how to grow your own vegetables, herbs, and berries – simply and low-maintenance.Grow your ownSummerTo cultivate in the time of climate changeDrought, heavy rain, threatened insects, and soil depletion. Climate change affects our cultivation in many ways, including the one that takes place in our own gardens. But what can we do? Here we take a closer look at how we, to some extent, can mitigate the effects on a small scale.Grow your ownBuy the pot that the soil eats upNow you can buy plants in a biodegradable pot! Plant the plant together with the pot in the garden, and the pot will disappear completely in six months! In the meantime, it protects the plant's roots and gives the plant time to get used to its new environment.Outdoor plants and gardenSoil and fertilizer for outdoor plantsGood soil and fertilizer are important for healthy, fresh and beautiful plants throughout the season – regardless of whether you plant directly in the garden or in outdoor pots, planters, and boxes. Soil and fertilizerSpringOur most common pollinatorsIt is not only the "tame" bee that pollinates plants so they can reproduce and produce good harvests. Wild bees, butterflies, flies, and even beetles can also pollinate. Here are some of the invaluable gardeners we cannot do without., Have you ever stopped in a sea of flowers you know that it is teeming with insects, a bee buzzing by, a butterfly taking off from a newly blossomed poppy. Like feathers, insects move pollen grains from one flower to another so they can reproduce and develop fruit and berries. Every third bite of food we take is actually pollinated by insects. There are some plants that are pollinated by wind and water, but pollinators are always the key to a functioning garden.GardenTopics:Grow your own
