Garden Calendar December – Winter Rest and Smart Preparations
December is often quiet in the garden, but with the right attention, you can already lay the foundation for a strong and green spring. While many plants are entering their dormancy, you can take smart steps in terms of maintenance,...
Plant care in winter: how to help them survive the dark months
When the days get shorter and the heating comes back on, our houseplants have a tougher time. Less light, dry air, and fluctuating temperatures make this period a bit of a challenge, but with a little extra attention, you can keep your green friends...
Garden Calendar November – What to do in the garden in November
November is the month when the garden truly comes to rest. The leaves are falling, the air is crisper, and the first frost is sometimes already visible. Yet, this isn't a month for sitting back—there are still...
Garden Calendar October – Get your garden ready for winter
October is the month when the garden slowly begins to unwind. The days are getting shorter, the colors are warmer, and the leaves are falling like a soft carpet. Yet there's still plenty to do! From planting flower bulbs to pruning and...
Evergreens in the garden – always green and full of atmosphere, even in winter
In autumn and winter, many trees and shrubs lose their leaves. This can sometimes make gardens look bare and less vibrant. Evergreens (evergreen shrubs and trees) keep your garden attractive all year round. They add structure, color, and ambiance...
Houseplants for autumn – make your home warm and autumn-proof
Autumn is the perfect season to bring more ambiance and warmth into your home. Outside, the days are getting shorter and cooler, but inside you can enjoy a cozy, green oasis. Houseplants are essential for this: they bring natural colors, provide...
Planting flower bulbs in layers – the lasagna method for a flowering pot
Do you want to enjoy a pot that constantly produces new flowers in spring? Then the lasagna method for flower bulbs is exactly what you're looking for. With this technique, you plant different types of flower bulbs in layers on top of each other in a single...
Houseplants for small apartments
Do you live in an apartment and have limited space? No problem! Even in a small home, you can enjoy greenery. There are plenty of compact houseplants that take up little space but have a big impact on the ambiance....
Everything you need to know about pruning
Pruning is one of the most important garden maintenance tasks. Regular pruning keeps your plants healthy and well-shaped, and also encourages flowering or growth. Yet, many people find pruning daunting: don't cut too...
Top 5 Plants Perfect for Your Windowsill
Want to transform your windowsill into a green oasis, but don't know which plants are best? No worries! These five sun-lovers are perfect for your windowsill: they require little maintenance, love light, and provide instant...
How do you choose the right pot size for your houseplant?
A beautiful houseplant deserves a pot that not only complements your interior but also promotes its health. The right size prevents root binding or overly wet soil. In this article, read...
Garden Calendar September - Getting started in the late summer garden
September marks the transition from summer to autumn. While some plants are still blooming profusely, others are already preparing for dormancy. It's the perfect month to reflect on the gardening season and plan ahead for the coming...
Plants in your workshop or business: the green boost you need
Want your workplace to be not only inspiring, but also healthier and more productive? Then plants are the secret weapons you need! Whether you run an office, a workshop, or a small business,...
Repotting plants: why, when and how to do it right
Is your plant ready for a new pot? Or are you unsure if it's time to repot? It might seem like a big step, but with the right approach, repotting is easy and essential for a healthy plant. In this...
Garden Calendar August - Summer care for a blooming garden
August is a transitional month: summer is at its peak, but the first signs of late summer are emerging. Your garden is still in full bloom, but it's also time to think ahead. With the right care...
Houseplants that require little water
Not everyone has a green thumb or the time to care for plants every week. Fortunately, there are hardy and easy-to-care-for houseplants that require little water. These low-maintenance plants are perfect for busy households, beginners, or those who...
Anthurium – the elegant 'tail flower' with a rich history
The Anthurium is one of the most striking houseplants in the world. With its glossy, heart-shaped leaves and vibrant colors, it brings a touch of tropical elegance to any interior. But behind this modern beauty lies a remarkable history that dates back to...
Garden calendar July
General Stay alert for drought: check potted plants and young plants daily for drying out. Water in the early morning or late evening to reduce evaporation. Mulch (bark, compost, leaves or straw) around plants to retain moisture and...
Outsmarting the heat: how to protect your garden during a heat wave
Heat waves are becoming more frequent and intense. While we’re reaching for a cold drink and some shade, our plants don’t have that luxury. But with a few simple strategies, you can help your garden stay strong and...
Bonsai: the graceful, small trees for the home
A bonsai tree in your home is more than just a plant—it's a living work of art that brings ambiance and tranquility. At Florastore, you'll find various bonsai trees, such as the Carmona (tea tree) and the Ficus Ginseng. These are beautiful eye-catchers that...
Mediterranean atmosphere in your garden? 5 tips for a sunny oasis
5 tips for that ultimate holiday feeling at home. Dreaming of sun-drenched patios, long evenings under the stars, and the tranquility of the Mediterranean? Good news: you can easily bring that atmosphere to your own garden or balcony! With a...