A low-growing variety of lilacs, reaching up to 1.5 m in height. The leaves are dark green, slightly wavy, and ornamental. The flowers are smaller than those of other lilacs, purple, gathered in short panicles, and very fragrant. The shrub is fully frost-resistant and disease-resistant. It...

A low-growing variety of lilacs, reaching up to 1.5 m in height. The leaves are dark green, slightly wavy, and ornamental. The flowers are smaller than those of other lilacs, purple, gathered in short panicles, and very fragrant. The shrub is fully frost-resistant and disease-resistant. It...

'Seyval Blanc' is one of the most valued white grape varieties cultivated in Polish vineyards. Its popularity is due to the vine’s exceptional resilience and the high quality of the wines it produces. Originating from France, it is often referred to as the "Chardonnay among hybrids". High...

Ceanothus ‘Victoria’ is an exceptional evergreen shrub with a spreading habit, admired for its intensely dark blue flowers gathered in impressive panicles. It blooms for a long period – from July until October – making it a highly attractive feature in any garden. The flower clusters resemble...

Lagerstroemia has attractive, showy panicle flowers. The inflorescences resemble lilac flowers, which is why it is called "Crape Myrtle." The flowers remain on the tree for three to four months. In our climate, it blooms only at the end of summer, which is extremely impressive for a shrub.

This ornamental grass occurs naturally in Central and Northern Europe, mainly on coastal dunes, and more rarely inland. In Poland, it is common along the Baltic Sea, while in other regions it appears as an introduced or cultivated species.