garden-design-onlineApr 17, 20181 min readAlopecurus (Graminaceae)The name derives from the Greek alopékuros “foxtail”, referring to the appearance of the cylindrical spike inflorescences. This genus...
garden-design-onlineApr 16, 20181 min readAlonsoa (Scrophulariaceae)Name given in memory of the Spanish officer Alonso Zanoni. This genus includes perennial, suffruticose, bush-like species with racemic...
garden-design-onlineApr 15, 20183 min readAloe (Liliaceae)Name probably derived from an Arabic or Hebrew term with the meaning of “bitter”. Already in the first century d. C. Dioscorides used the...
garden-design-onlineApr 13, 20182 min readAlocasia (Araceae)The name probably derives from a corruption of Colocasia, another genus of very similar plants belonging to the same family. Evergreen...
garden-design-onlineApr 9, 20183 min readAlnus (Betulaceae); AlderThe name has preserved the Latin origin. The genus includes medium-sized trees, deciduous, which vegetate, except for a few species, in...
garden-design-onlineApr 2, 20184 min readTrees in the gardenTrees are the living beings of a longer life than any garden can host; once settled in their home, it is then extremely difficult to...
garden-design-onlineApr 1, 20182 min readTrees fastigiateThese are trees that have a very slender shape, with a narrow and long crown like the whole stem; typical examples of this are the common...
garden-design-onlineMar 31, 201819 min readFruit trees and shrubsIt is rare to find in a garden all the conditions favorable for cultivating any type of fruit-bearing suitable for the climate of the...
garden-design-onlineMar 25, 20187 min readPlants for flower bedThe flowerbeds, in a garden, are designed to accommodate the smallest plants, which however offer a long and lively flowering; they...
garden-design-onlineMar 24, 20183 min readFlowerbedsOne of the most important aspects of the arrangement of a garden concerns the preparation of flowerbeds Except in particular cases, the...
garden-design-onlineMar 22, 201820 min readLawnFor the gardener, who often uses one term in place of the other, there is not a clear difference between turf and lawn: for lawn anyway...