Kristine Albrecht: The breeder behind KA’s® dahlias
When you look at a beautiful dahlia, it is easy to think only about the flower itself - its color, form, size and stem. But behind every named dahlia is a story of genetics, selection, patience and...
When should I plant dahlia tubers? The best time to plant dahlia tubers is after the risk of hard frost has passed and the soil has started to warm up. In most parts of Europe, this is usually fro...
How to Grow Iceland Poppies from Seed
From the very beginning of our journey as flower farmers, Iceland poppies have won us over with their delicate beauty. Their soft petals are like a dress made of crinkled silk slowly unfolding—roma...
Tips for growing martagon lilies
Martagon lilies are among the most enchanting plants a gardener can grow. With their graceful, downward-facing blooms and recurved petals, these woodland perennials bring a touch of elegance and ch...
About seeds - useful tricks to store and germinate your seeds
Seeds are the cheapest way to multiply plants. 95% of plant diseases and pathogens are not transmitted to the next generation. To successfully grow flowers from seeds, they must be stored and germ...
Botrytis and Nematodes in Peonies: Identification and Prevention
Botrytis and nematodes can cause significant damage in peony cultivation—whether in large-scale operations or private gardens—and even destroy valuable collections. It is crucial to identify sympto...