A HEALTHY GARDEN IS A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN

Looking for plants that bloom from summer all the way into fall? In our new video, Gregory shares his personal favourites – low-maintenance, colorful, and perfect for long-lasting garden beauty.

🍂 From mid-September, you can safely cut back peony leaves. The cut foliage can either be left on the bed or placed on the compost heap.

Balancing your garden's soil is key to healthy plant growth! Here's how to combine lime application and organic fertilization for the best results.

Autumn is a great time to protect your plants against fungal diseases for the next growing season – and doing it the natural way makes a big difference.

What are we showing in this video? The preparation of rose cuttings "Gregor-style." We’ll be preparing small, green cuttings with just one leaf. Watch and learn!

Hydrangeas are stunning and versatile shrubs that can brighten any garden. Here's how to plant them for healthy growth and abundant blooms!

Do you need more thuja in your garden? You can easily propagate it yourself! In today’s video, Gregory will show you how to do it step by step.

August and September are the perfect months to propagate your favorite conifers. With just a few steps and a little care, you can successfully grow new plants from your existing ones. 

Perennial hibiscus (also known as swamp hibiscus) loves nutrient-rich, consistently moist soil. In drier or less fertile conditions, it may bloom less abundantly, but it can still thrive.

Yellow leaves on your rhododendron? Often it’s not a disease but a sign of nutrient deficiency, drought, or the wrong location. With proper care, your rhododendron will stay healthy and strong.

Sticky shoots or ants on the trunk? Often, aphids are the cause. They weaken the plant, feed on needles and leaves, and can damage whole shoots. Luckily, there’s a simple solution!

Fall pruning is all about preparing your roses for winter and ensuring healthy growth in the next season. Here's what to keep in mind:

Tomatoes growing in the ground need regular care to stay healthy and productive. In our latest video, Gregory explains how to support, feed, and prune your plants throughout the season.

Worm-infested plums? The plum moth is often to blame. By timing your spray treatments right, you can harvest healthy, worm-free fruit. Right now in summer is the ideal moment for the second round of treatment.

Has your clematis finished flowering? Then it’s time for a light prune and some fertilizer! With the right care, it can bloom a second time in the same year.

Peony flowering season is over? Then it’s time for a little maintenance pruning. Remove the dried flower heads so the plant can focus its energy on strong growth and beautiful foliage.

Panicle hydrangeas are popular and relatively easy to care for. But even when planting, you can make mistakes that affect blooming for years.

Looking for plants that bloom from summer all the way into fall? In our new video, Gregory shares his personal favourites – low-maintenance, colorful, and perfect for long-lasting garden beauty.