Garden Plants

Garden Plants

A garden is a delimited area of land on which crops are planted or grown. A garden can be utilitarian in nature, a vegetable garden, scientific, a botanical garden, allotment garden or a decorative ornamental garden. Someone who creates and maintains a garden professionally is called a gardener or gardener. A landscaper can design the garden in a particular style, such as a Japanese garden, Chinese garden, English or French garden. Source: Wikipedia

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Azalea jap. Paars
The Japanese Azalea has small dark leaves, a flat, wide growth habit and does not grow taller than 50 cm, so it is also suitable for the small garden.
€7.85
Actinidia kolomikta
Actinidia columnikta, in Dutch called ornamental kiwi, siberian kiwi or even cat kiwi, is a deciduous compact upright climbing vine with large oval to heart-shaped leaves that are colored dark green and in the male specimens are also decorative variegated leaves with white and pink spots towards the leaf tip. Siberian kiwi flowers in April and May with pleasantly fragrant creamy white flowers, the female flowers will later produce orange-green fruits, if there is also a male plant nearby. These mini kiwis of barely 2 cm are edible and have a sweet aromatic taste. Actinidia columnikta likes a position in full sun and a fertile, well-drained soil, the plant is very hardy, fairly drought-tolerant and tolerates air pollution well.
€12.57
Azalea jap. Rood
The Japanese Azalea has small dark leaves, a flat, wide growth habit and does not grow taller than 50 cm, so it is also suitable for the small garden.
€7.85
Akebia quinata
Akebia quinata, called mock gherkin or chocolate vine in Dutch, is a vigorously upright semi-evergreen climber with a broad-spreading habit. The leaves are compound, five-lobed and palmate, the leaflets are ovate, leathery and colored dark green to blue-green. This chocolate vine flowers in April and May with chestnut-red to chocolate-coloured, pleasantly fragrant flowers in pendulous racemes, later followed by striking gherkin-like violet-purple fruits. Akebia quinata likes a spot in partial shade, full sun is also possible; provided the soil is sufficiently moist and the plant has its feet in the shade. The plant is also very hardy and once established, it is also fairly drought tolerant, it tolerates air pollution.
€12.57
Azalea jap. Roze
The Japanese Azalea has small dark leaves, a flat, wide growth habit and does not grow taller than 50 cm, so it is also suitable for the small garden.
€7.85
Aristolochia macrophylla
Aristolochia macrophylla, also called German pipe, pipe flower or muff pipe in Dutch, is a vigorously upright, deciduous climbing plant with large heart-shaped dark green leaves that grow over each other like roof tiles, forming a dense foliage. The German pipe blooms from May to July with yellow-green to yellow-brown flowers, which, if you're imagining, look like a curved pipe neck and also work perfectly as an insect trap. Aristolochia macrophylla likes a position in partial shade or sun, but especially appreciates it if it does not stand with its feet in full sun. The plant is hardy, low maintenance, fairly sea breeze and air pollution tolerant, good disease resistant.
€16.03
Azalea jap. Wit
The Japanese Azalea has small dark leaves, a flat, wide growth habit and does not grow taller than 50 cm, so it is also suitable for the small garden.
€7.85
Campsis summer jazz 'Indian Summer'
Campsis x tagliabuana 'Indian Summer' is a floriferous self-adherent climber with trumpet-like large flowers, yellow-orange on the outside and dark orange-red on the inside.
Can be used very well to overgrow a pergola or fence.
Requires a warm sunny position and well-drained moist soil.
Protect the plant in severe frost.
Prune back to 10 cm from the main branches in March or April.
€14.99
Azalea knaphill Oranje
Azalea knaphill is a deciduous garden plant belonging to the Rhododendrons genus. The Azalea knaphill is a rewarding garden plant. Due to its wide variety of types and colors, this plant is ideal for use as a solitary or as a group plant in your garden. The best time to plant is spring and from the end of September, when no stubborn frost occurs. When planting, make sure that the soil is first worked lightly. For poorer soils it is advisable to add a small amount of peat. The best location for your Azaleas is a place in the sun or semi-shade. Make sure that the plants are not too dry in the summer.
€31.22
Campsis summer jazz 'Fire Trumpet'
'Campsis Summer Jazz Fire Trumpet' is a hardy trumpet climber which blooms exuberantly and for longer with plenty of sun. The red-flowered Campsis grows more compact than other varieties from the Summer Jazz series, with a maximum height of 3 meters. The late summer bloomer tends to form a shrub. If you want to let the Campsis climb, it is useful to support it with, for example, a climbing frame at the beginning of its growth. This Campsis is a self-adhesive climbing plant, which means that small adhesive roots are formed from the branches. These suture roots will attach themselves along the wall or fence. In August and September you can expect the exotic bloom which gives your outdoor space a Mediterranean atmosphere.
€14.99
Campsis summer jazz 'Gold Trumpet'
'Campsis Summer Jazz Fire Trumpet' is a hardy trumpet climber which blooms exuberantly and for longer with plenty of sun. The red-flowered Campsis grows more compact than other varieties from the Summer Jazz series, with a maximum height of 3 meters. The late summer bloomer tends to form a shrub. If you want to let the Campsis climb, it is useful to support it with, for example, a climbing frame at the beginning of its growth. This Campsis is a self-adhesive climbing plant, which means that small adhesive roots are formed from the branches. These suture roots will attach themselves along the wall or fence. In August and September you can expect the exotic bloom which gives your outdoor space a Mediterranean atmosphere.
€14.99
Azalea knaphill Roze
Azalea knaphill is a deciduous garden plant belonging to the Rhododendrons genus. The Azalea knaphill is a rewarding garden plant. Due to its wide variety of types and colors, this plant is ideal for use as a solitary or as a group plant in your garden. The best time to plant is spring and from the end of September, when no stubborn frost occurs. When planting, make sure that the soil is first worked lightly. For poorer soils it is advisable to add a small amount of peat. The best location for your Azaleas is a place in the sun or semi-shade. Make sure that the plants are not too dry in the summer.
€13.06