The Cotoneaster is an easy-to-grow shrub and at the same time very decorative and impressive. It has dark green, often glossy leaves that, depending on the variety, can change color or fall off during the winter. The fruits of the shrub are very interesting and original, often appearing in...

'Howes' is a late-ripening large-fruited cranberry variety. It is unique due to its varied growth habit. It has upright fruiting shoots and stoloniferous stems that spread shallowly above the ground, forming an evergreen carpet. A low, fast-growing shrub reaching 0.3 m in height, with stolons...

This is a relatively young variety originating from Germany. It is a cross between two new varieties: Helfersteiner (Spätburgunder x Trollinger) and Heroldrebe (Portugieser x Lemberger). The vine has very strong growth, with upright shoot habits and a loosely organized structure. Even the...

The Dutchman's Pipe Vine is a climbing plant, often referred to as the "noble shrub" due to its large size. It can grow up to 20 meters tall. The leaves are kidney-shaped, reaching up to 34 cm in length. The flowers are yellow-brown and shaped like a curved tube. It blooms from May to July.

A spreading shrub that grows up to 2-3 meters in height and width. It is completely frost-resistant, drought-tolerant, and resistant to air pollution. Dogwood prefers a warm, sunny position, but it also thrives in partial shade. It has no special soil requirements. It only dislikes...

A very attractive, popular variety in Poland with tasty, medium-sized dessert fruits bred in the USA. Due to its high health benefits and very abundant yield, this variety is grateful and very easy to cultivate. Completely seedless. Eating grapes strengthens the body's immunity against...

The strongest climbing plant of our climate, with stems wrapping around supports. It grows up to 12 m (6 m of annual growth). The leaves are small and green. The flowers are tiny, white, and numerous. An ideal screening plant, protecting against noise in urban areas and along roads. It blooms...

The 'The Fairy' variety is one of the most widespread groundcover roses. An excellent landscape rose with versatile use. The stems are upright, straight, and tend to spread sideways, quite thorny. The growth is relatively strong. It grows to about 60-70 cm. It is a variety that is completely...

The 'Apricot Nectar' rose is a classic flowerbed variety that is easy to grow and maintain. The flowers are peach-colored with a pink tint, with the interior of the flower being darker, and the colors fading as they age. The flower has a diameter of 10 cm and a strong fruit fragrance. The...

The 'Apricot Nectar' rose is a classic flowerbed variety that is easy to grow and maintain. The flowers are peach-colored with a pink tint, with the interior of the flower being darker, and the colors fading as they age. The flower has a diameter of 10 cm and a strong fruit fragrance. The...

The 'Hanky Panky' rose is a compact shrub with fragrant orange-red flowers, known for its very fast, healthy growth. It is moderately resistant to diseases. It prefers a warm, sunny position, sheltered from strong and cold winds. It grows best in clayey-sandy soils with a high organic content....

The 'Hanky Panky' rose is a compact shrub with fragrant orange-red flowers, known for its very fast, healthy growth. It is moderately resistant to diseases. It prefers a warm, sunny position, sheltered from strong and cold winds. It grows best in clayey-sandy soils with a high organic content....

Flowering Jasmine is one of the most commonly found jasmines, belonging to the olive family. It was introduced to Europe in the 16th century. It is easy to grow but should be kept indoors during winter as it is not frost-resistant (down to -5°C). The flowers grow at the tips in small clusters....

Forsythia Flojor blooms very profusely. The blooming starts at the end of March or the beginning of April. The first dark yellow flowers with wide petals and a length of about 5 cm appear along the entire length of the leafless branches. The leaves are simple, arranged opposite on the shoots,...