Outdoor plants

The endless hydrangea is a beautiful houseplant that adds a touch of elegance to any room. Originally cultivated in the regions of Japan and Korea, this plant thrives in areas with mild climates and moderate humidity levels. As a houseplant, it adapts well to the controlled environment of our homes. The flowers of the endless hydrangea are truly a wonder to behold. They bloom in clusters and create a beautiful display of vibrant colors. From shades of pink and purple to striking blue, the flowers are simply breathtaking. In addition to their beauty, the flowers of the endless hydrangea are known for their long-lasting nature, allowing you to enjoy their splendor for weeks. Whether used as a centerpiece or as a decorative addition to any room, this houseplant guarantees joy and beauty in your home. Hydrangeas thrive in partial shade or shade and require plenty of water. They prefer soil with good drainage and organic matter, such as rich soil or soil mixed with compost. The Endless hydrangea variety should be planted in slightly acidic soil. Fertilizers should be applied during early spring and the summer months, following the recommended dosage on the packaging. It is important to avoid over-fertilization, as this can lead to excessive foliage growth and fewer flowers. With the right conditions and care, your hydrangeas will flourish and provide you with beautiful blooms. Endless hydrangeas are often used as beautiful houseplants and add a touch of elegance to any room. With their vibrant and long-lasting blooms, they are perfect for adding color and visual appeal to homes, offices, and other indoor environments. This Endless hydrangea comes in a 19 cm pot size. The current height of this Endless hydrangea is approximately 30 cm. Endless hydrangea thrives in a spot with partial shade. Caring for Endless hydrangea is simple and requires minimal maintenance. The plant's appearance is characterized by beautiful, vibrant flowers.

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The Hydrangea 'Strong Annabelle' is the improved version of the classic Annabelle hydrangea. While the standard variety tends to droop during a heavy rain shower, the 'Strong Annabelle' remains standing tall thanks to its extra sturdy stems. This shrub produces impressive, giant flower heads that change color from lime green to radiant white. It is a true eye-catcher that blooms profusely year after year, even after severe pruning in the spring. Whether you plant it as a standalone shrub or as an impressive flowering hedge, the 'Strong Annabelle' instantly brings a luxurious and fresh look to any garden with its lush white flower heads.

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The Japanese Maple is an outdoor plant known for its vibrant leaves and elegant appearance. Originally, the maple, also known as Acer Palmatum, is native to areas in Asia, North America, and Europe. This plant is common in temperate climates and thrives in areas with distinct seasons and moderate rainfall. This beautiful plant is a popular choice for landscaping due to its ability to provide shade and its beautiful autumn foliage. One of the most notable features of the maple is its hardiness. This means that it can withstand cold temperatures and harsh winter conditions without major damage. The ability to survive freezing temperatures makes the maple a resilient and low-maintenance option for gardens. Japanese Maple 50 cm Care To properly care for the Japanese Maple, it needs a spot with partial shade and prefers regular watering. The suitable soil type for the Maple is well-draining, moist, and slightly acidic. It is recommended to fertilize the plant once in early spring and again in late summer or early autumn. Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to ensure healthy growth. Avoid over-fertilization, as this can lead to leaf burn. With proper care, Acer will thrive and add beauty to your garden. Maple trees are widely used as outdoor ornamental plants.  Read more: Japanese Maple Care

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The Japanese Maple is an outdoor plant known for its vibrant leaves and elegant appearance. Originally, the maple, also known as Acer Palmatum, is native to areas in Asia, North America, and Europe. This plant is common in temperate climates and thrives in areas with distinct seasons and moderate rainfall. This beautiful plant is a popular choice for landscaping due to its ability to provide shade and its beautiful autumn foliage. One of the most notable features of the maple is its hardiness. This means that it can withstand cold temperatures and harsh winter conditions without major damage. The ability to survive freezing temperatures makes the maple a resilient and low-maintenance option for gardens. Acer Palmatum Going Green Care To properly care for the Japanese Maple, it needs a spot with partial shade and prefers regular watering. The suitable soil type for the Maple is well-draining, moist, and slightly acidic. It is recommended to fertilize the plant once in early spring and again in late summer or early autumn. Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to ensure healthy growth. Avoid over-fertilization, as this can lead to leaf burn. With proper care, Acer will thrive and add beauty to your garden. Maple trees are widely used as outdoor ornamental plants.  Read more: Japanese Maple Care

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Maple is a popular and ornamental outdoor plant known for its vibrant colors and iconic leaves. This plant belongs to the genus Acer and is native to the Northern Hemisphere, particularly in parts of North America, Europe, and Asia. Acer species are often found in forests, woodlands, and mountainous regions and thrive in diverse climates and soil types. A remarkable feature of the Maple plant is its ability to withstand harsh winter conditions. It is considered hardy, meaning it can withstand freezing temperatures and snowfall without significant damage. This quality makes Maple a suitable choice for gardens and landscapes in regions with cold winters, offering beauty and resilience throughout the year. Whether planted as an individual specimen or as part of a larger landscape, Maple proves to be a versatile and durable outdoor plant. The Acer, also known as the Maple, thrives best in a location with partial shade and regular watering. It prefers to be planted in well-draining soil rich in organic matter. To promote healthy growth, the Acer must be fertilized in early spring and again in late summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer. It is important to follow the instructions on the fertilizer packaging for the correct dosage and frequency. With proper care, the Acer will reward you with its beautiful leaves and vibrant colors. Maple trees are often used outdoors as ornamental plants, thanks to their vibrant foliage and intricate branching patterns. They offer shade and beauty to landscapes, making them a popular choice for parks, gardens, and courtyards. With their beautiful colors in the fall and their ability to withstand various climates, maples are a versatile and attractive addition to any outdoor space. The Maple plant, with a delivery height of 19 cm, is perfect for smaller spaces. With a current height of approximately 50 cm, this Maple is a stunning addition to any garden or indoor space. Known for its preference for a spot in partial shade, the Maple plant thrives in environments with moderate sunlight. Caring for a maple plant is a breeze, making it an ideal choice even for the most inexperienced gardeners. With its vibrant green leaves and elegant branching, the maple plant adds a touch of natural beauty to any room.

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The Japanese Maple is an outdoor plant known for its vibrant leaves and elegant appearance. Originally, the maple, also known as Acer Palmatum, is native to areas in Asia, North America, and Europe. This plant is common in temperate climates and thrives in areas with distinct seasons and moderate rainfall. This beautiful plant is a popular choice for landscaping due to its ability to provide shade and its beautiful autumn foliage. One of the most notable features of the maple is its hardiness. This means that it can withstand cold temperatures and harsh winter conditions without major damage. The ability to survive freezing temperatures makes the maple a resilient and low-maintenance option for gardens. Japanese Maple 30 cm Care To properly care for the Japanese Maple, it needs a spot with partial shade and prefers regular watering. The suitable soil type for the Maple is well-draining, moist, and slightly acidic. It is recommended to fertilize the plant once in early spring and again in late summer or early autumn. Use a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to ensure healthy growth. Avoid over-fertilization, as this can lead to leaf burn. With proper care, Acer will thrive and add beauty to your garden. Maple trees are widely used as outdoor ornamental plants.  Read more: Japanese Maple Care

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Hedera (ivy). Who doesn't know it? For many years, it has been one of the most widely planted climbing plants. The reason for this is that this climbing plant is very easy to maintain and remains beautifully green in winter.

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Hedera (ivy). Who doesn't know it? For many years, it has been one of the most widely planted climbing plants. The reason for this is that this climbing plant is very easy to maintain and remains beautifully green in winter.

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The Hedera colchica 'Dentata Variegata' is an impressive addition to any garden or facade. This Caucasian ivy distinguishes itself with its extra-large, leathery leaves featuring a beautiful golden-yellow to creamy-white edge. Reaching a height of approximately 65 cm in a Ø15 cm pot, this plant is ready to immediately transform a fence or wall into a luxurious, evergreen wall. Thanks to its variegated coloration, this ivy instantly brings light to the dark corners of the garden. Furthermore, this variety is very robust and retains its graceful foliage throughout the year, ensuring you always enjoy a full and colorful garden.

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‘Clematis Rouge Cardinal’ is a large-flowered clematis with dark red to deep purplish-red flowers. These flowers appear around May-June. The plant itself can grow up to 3.5 m tall and has fairly light green foliage. The clematis is hardy but deciduous. Pruning this plant is not necessary but is possible if, for example, it becomes too large. Because this large-flowered clematis blooms quite early, it is advisable to prune only after flowering. To help the clematis climb better, it needs a little support. It is therefore best to guide the plant upwards along a trellis, wire, or stake. The clematis therefore performs very well in both partial shade and full sun.

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‘Clematis Multi Blue’ is one of the clematis varieties with the largest flowers. It blooms twice a year, making it a real eye-catcher in the garden. The first bloom is around May-June with violet-blue flowers, and the second bloom is between July and September. After the ‘Clematis Multi Blue’ has flowered for the first time, it is best to prune it back so that it will bloom a second time. The clematis has neat and compact growth, making it suitable for both large and small gardens.

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‘Clematis Montana Grandiflora’ is a small-flowered yet profusely flowering clematis that produces an abundance of fragrant white flowers in spring. The clematis grows quickly and produces more and longer tendrils than most clematises. This climbing plant is perfect for covering a pergola, but it also thrives along a wall, fence, or trellis. It does require some assistance with climbing, as it does not attach itself. Therefore, you can guide it around wire or trellis. A beautiful and striking feature is its foliage, which changes color in autumn. Furthermore, cold temperatures pose no problem for this hardy climbing plant.

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‘Clematis Jackmanii’ is a clematis with medium-sized, deep purple-blue flowers. These appear during the summer months, from July to September. The clematis is a hardy plant that tolerates the Dutch winter very well. It has great ornamental value due to its beautiful shape and flowering pattern. Prune the clematis back to 30 cm above the ground at the end of winter to ensure the richest bloom and keep the plant in good shape. If you want to grow the clematis along a trellis or fence, it is advisable to give the plant a little help. You can do this by neatly tying the new shoots along the trellis or guiding them along the fence.

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Appearance of the plant: The Clematis armandii is an evergreen climbing plant with long, leathery, dark green leaves. The leaves are lance-shaped and remain beautiful all year round. The flowers are star-shaped, fragrant, and white in color. They bloom in early spring and spread a sweet fragrance in the garden. Location: This plant does well in full sun to partial shade, preferably in a sheltered location. It is ideal for outdoors and can be trained against a wall, fence, or pergola. Water requirements: Regular watering is necessary, especially during dry periods. Keep the soil moist but well-draining, and avoid standing water. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for (house)plants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.

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‘Passiflora caerulea’ is a climbing plant with stunning ivory-white to bluish passion flowers. This is the most well-known variety because it is best suited to our climate and is reasonably winter-hardy. You can expect flowers on the passiflora from June to September. The passion flower is a true fair-weather bloomer. On warm days with plenty of light/sun, the buds will burst open. On somewhat colder and darker days, however, few flowers will open. It is a true climber and therefore appreciates some support from a trellis or fence as it grows.

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‘Passiflora caerulea Constance Elliot’ is a climbing plant with stunning ivory-white passion flowers. The plant originates from central and western South America, but now you can create a tropical atmosphere in your own garden. You can expect flowers on the passiflora from June to September. The passion flower is a true fair-weather bloomer. On warm days with plenty of light/sun, the buds will burst open. On somewhat colder and darker days, however, few flowers will open. It is a true climber and therefore appreciates some support from a trellis or fence as it grows.

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Lonicera periclymenum 'Belgica' is a climbing plant with red and white flowers that have a delightful fragrance, especially in the evening! The leaves are dark green. This honeysuckle is suitable for growing against a wall with a trellis or over a pergola. Ensure there is shade at the base of this garden plant. For example, place a roof tile above the base of Lonicera periclymenum 'Belgica' or plant a ground cover alongside it. Honeysuckle originally thrives in forest edges, where the plant climbs from coolness to a bright, warm spot. The best location is therefore in partial shade to full sun.

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‘Lonicera henryi’ is an evergreen honeysuckle. Unlike most other honeysuckles, ‘Lonicera henryi’ remains green during mild winters. It is a climbing plant with striking, five-petaled orange-pink flowers and large green leaves. It is also known for the sweet fragrance it emits, especially in the evenings. To help the plant climb better, it is best to give it a little assistance and let it climb along a trellis. The honeysuckle is easy to maintain and can be planted anywhere. It also grows well in shade or partial shade, but this will result in less abundant flowering. Make sure to prune the Lonicera regularly to keep the plant looking fresh and compact.

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A well-known shrub that is usually used as a climbing plant against a wall. The small leaves are glossy, dark green, and the branches bear long thorns. This makes the Pyracantha a favorite base for all kinds of birds.

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Parthenocissus Henryana is the most colorful climbing plant in the Virginia creeper family. The hand-shaped green leaves have silvery veins and turn a beautiful red in the autumn.

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‘Wisteria floribunda Naga Noda’ is a special variety of the well-known wisteria. It is a climbing plant with double dark purple-blue flower clusters that, like all wisteria, hang down in beautiful, long clusters. These clusters appear in abundance in May-June. A second bloom may also occur in September. It is a fast-growing climbing plant that can reach a maximum height of 10 meters. To keep the wisteria in the best shape, it is best to train it along a pergola, fence, or trellis. Ensure there is sturdy support to which the branches are attached and where it can climb towards the sun. Additionally, it is important to prune the plant back regularly during the growing season or in early spring. Ideally, prune twice a year.

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‘Wisteria floribunda Alba’, also known as white wisteria, is a white-flowered variety of wisteria. This species grows and blooms in the same way as wisteria, but is just a little more exclusive! It is a climbing plant with beautiful, very long, hanging flower clusters that appear in abundance in May-June. A second bloom may also occur in September. It is a fast-growing climbing plant that can reach a maximum height of 10 meters. To keep the wisteria in the best shape, it is best to train it along a pergola, fence, or trellis. Ensure there is sturdy support to which the branches are attached and where it can climb towards the sun. Additionally, it is important to prune the plant back regularly during the growing season or in early spring. Ideally, prune twice a year.

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Tasty Green, 100% organically grown fruit. This means that only plant-based and animal-based materials were used during cultivation. The pot and label are made of recycled plastic and are therefore a clean solution for the environment. ‘Vaccinium corymbosum Reka’, also known as the bilberry. It is a well-known variety that produces many large, sweet fruits. It grows well in any soil type. The bush has thin branches and small, fresh green leaves. The fruits are firm, light blue, and have a good flavor. They can be picked from mid-July to mid-August. Fresh blueberries can be kept for a week, and you can also freeze them. The bilberry blooms in clusters, and the flower is white-cream to pink in color. Flowering occurs in the first half of May. This plant is entirely self-pollinating and requires almost no care. The leaves have a beautiful orange-red autumn coloration and then fall off.

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‘Trachelospermum Star of Venice’, also known as star jasmine due to its white, star-shaped flowers, is a Mediterranean evergreen climbing plant that is hardy down to -10°C. The abundant flowering period runs from early June to late August, during which time the flowers emit a delightful sweet fragrance. The climbing plant has oval, dark green leaves and requires support from a trellis or fence to grow well. The newly emerging branches of this star jasmine curl beautifully upwards along wire mesh or a fence. The best location is sunny to partial shade and sheltered from strong winds. The star jasmine can be planted in the ground in normal, nutrient-rich soil. It also grows well in a spacious pot on the patio or balcony.

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‘Trachelospermum Star of Ibiza’, also known as star jasmine due to its soft pink, star-shaped flowers, is a Mediterranean evergreen climbing plant that is hardy down to -10°C. The abundant flowering period runs from early June to late August, during which time the flowers emit a delightful sweet fragrance. The climbing plant has oval, dark green leaves and requires support from a trellis or fence to grow well. The newly emerging branches of this star jasmine curl beautifully upwards along wire mesh or a fence. The best location is sunny to partial shade and sheltered from strong winds. The star jasmine can be planted in the ground in normal, nutrient-rich soil. It also grows well in a spacious pot on the patio or balcony.

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Hedera (ivy). Who doesn't know it? For many years, it has been one of the most widely planted climbing plants. The reason for this is that this climbing plant is very easy to maintain and remains beautifully green in winter.

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A well-known shrub that is usually used as a climbing plant against a wall. The small leaves are glossy, dark green, and the branches bear long thorns. This makes the Pyracantha a favorite base for all kinds of birds.

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Lonicera Haliana is the only white honeysuckle and is therefore very popular for the garden. It blooms profusely and prefers a spot in full sun or partial shade.

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Climbing hydrangea; Hydrangea Petiolaris, also known as climbing hydrangea. One of the most popular climbing plants for many years.

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Appearance of the plant: The Clematis is a graceful climbing plant with beautiful flowers that vary from white to purple, pink, or blue. The flowers are usually star-shaped and can be single or double. The foliage is dark green and oval-shaped, providing a beautiful backdrop for the colorful flowers. The plant blooms profusely and adds color to gardens, pergolas, and fences. Location: The Clematis thrives in full sun or partial shade. It is an ideal choice for outdoors, along walls, fences, or pergolas where the plant can climb. Water requirements: Keep the soil moist but well-drained. Water regularly, especially during the growing season and in dry periods. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for houseplants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.

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‘Wisteria sinensis Prolific’, also known as wisteria, is a climbing plant with beautiful, very long, blue-purple flower clusters that appear in abundance in May and June. A second bloom may also occur in September. It is a fast-growing climbing plant that can reach a maximum height of 10 meters. To keep the wisteria in the best shape, it is best to train it along a pergola, fence, or trellis. Ensure there is sturdy support to which the branches are attached and where it can climb towards the sun. Additionally, it is important to prune the plant back regularly during the growing season or in early spring. Ideally, prune twice a year.

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‘Wisteria sinensis Caroline’, also known as wisteria, is a climbing plant with beautiful, very long, dark blue-purple flower clusters that appear in abundance in May and June. A second bloom may also occur in September. It is a fast-growing climbing plant that can reach a maximum height of 10 meters. To keep the wisteria in the best shape, it is best to train it along a pergola, fence, or trellis. Ensure there is sturdy support to which the branches are attached and where it can climb towards the sun. Additionally, it is important to prune the plant back regularly during the growing season or in early spring. Ideally, prune twice a year.

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‘Wisteria floribunda Rosea’, also known as pink wisteria, is a pink-flowered variety of wisteria. This species grows and blooms in the same way as wisteria, but is just a little more exclusive! It is a climbing plant with beautiful, very long, hanging flower clusters that appear in abundance in May-June. A second bloom may also occur in September. It is a fast-growing climbing plant that can reach a maximum height of 10 meters. To keep the wisteria in the best shape, it is best to train it along a pergola, fence, or trellis. Ensure there is sturdy support to which the branches are attached and where it can climb towards the sun. Additionally, it is important to prune the plant back regularly during the growing season or in early spring. Ideally, prune twice a year.

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