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Vegetation density and crop richness depend on soil fertility. With poor soil cover, plants slow down their growth, deform and fade. However, we will help you to prevent these misfortune events by providing you with the needed information on improving your soil.

An organic garden respectful to the environment and biodiversity and also a garden full of ideas! The arrival of spring marks the time for choosing crops, sowing, buying materials and plant protection products... It's time to make good decisions and cultivate good ideas... ORGANIC!

There are things in the home that we undeservedly neglect. Arrangement and combination of flowers in a vase is one of them. And they can change the overall appearance of the room. Of course, we won’t let you make this mistake. In fact, in this blog we collected useful knowledge from many florists around the world that will help you to create gorgeous flower arrangements for your home!

What symbolism does the coloring of the eggs carry? History shows that dyed eggs were given as far back as ancient Egypt, Persia, Rome, China and Greece. They symbolized the birth of life. In many cultures, the egg is associated with the universe. The Persians, for example, believed that the earth hatched from a giant egg. The Jews, on the other hand, had a custom, when they went to visit someone, to give a gift to the host and in case the guest was very poor, he gave an egg as a gift. Learn more interesting facts about Easter in this blog post!

Hyacinth breeders have developed a number of different types in recent years. And the majority of them are ideal for indoor cultivation. But you must be well-prepared if you want to create a robust and lovely flower and this blog post of TodayFlowerDelivery will help you to do so!

We believe that succulent plants are ideal for the busy daily life of the city people who do not have enough time, but need to improve the quality of the air they breathe and enjoy more greenery around them. They will make one’s home or workplace greener, improve its microclimate, fit easily into the interior and do not require much special care. And on top of that, we will help you to take good care of them with this blog post!

Many will agree that if you want to have a magnificent “garden indoors”, you have to pay attention to indoor plants! And if you haven't done it before, here we will provide you with some very helpful tips on how to do it successfully.

There are indoor plants that are grown in practically every home. But many of us do not even know what they are called, and even less - what is the proper care for these flowers. Such is the story with the spathiphyllum which is widely believed to bring female happiness to its owner.

It's time to open a new page in your personal gardener's calendar. In February, although it is still winter, a spring mood gradually begins to fill us. We can already imagine the garden painted in greenery and flowers. And that moment is not far away! Check this article to learn how to start the preparation for your garden early on.

As we all know there are plants that don't need sunlight and there are those that need practically no care, but they all need at least a little water from time to time. Here's what we need to pay attention to in order for home flowers to grow healthy.

Kalanchoe is a beautiful flower, highly valued for its long and abundant flowering. What is more, its cultivation is relatively easy and although it is not capricious, in winter it needs specific care to survive and please us with abundant flowering in spring. And yet, did you know that kalanchoe is not a cold-resistant plant, and if you grow it in the garden or on the balcony, you have to take it indoors in winter?

For most gardeners, winter is hardly a favorite season, because instead of pink, yellow or purple flowers, they see either a white blanket of snow or the brown soil that is about to freeze. It doesn't have to be that way. There are plants that bloom even in cold weather and often precede spring. Read this blog post to find out who they are.