Amateur gardeners experiment with heat-loving plants and strive for harmony with nature
The trend in gardening this summer will be growing plants that attract pollinating insects.
Harmony with nature and the cultivation of fruit-bearing plants are increasingly interested in amateur gardeners.
Last year’s summer heat has pushed many to cultivate heat-loving plant species, and the trend seems to continue this year. Many gardeners are also trying to combat the disappearance of pollinating insects and choose plants that attract butterflies and bees.
- Many are going to grow corn this summer. Last year, the experiments were successful, because it grew well in warm places. Also this year, planting different types of pumpkins and even watermelons and melons are interested. Respect for nature is a trend that will last for a long time, it is not seasonal. People choose natural materials, they strive to avoid plastic and various chemical pesticides, - says Timo Taulavuori, chairman of the Association of Gardeners.
The trend in gardening this summer will be growing plants that attract pollinating insects.
Harmony with nature and the cultivation of fruit-bearing plants are increasingly interested in amateur gardeners.
Last year’s summer heat has pushed many to cultivate heat-loving plant species, and the trend seems to continue this year. Many gardeners are also trying to combat the disappearance of pollinating insects and choose plants that attract butterflies and bees.
- Many are going to grow corn this summer. Last year, the experiments were successful, because it grew well in warm places. Also this year, planting different types of pumpkins and even watermelons and melons are interested. Respect for nature is a trend that will last for a long time, it is not seasonal. People choose natural materials, they strive to avoid plastic and various chemical pesticides, - says Timo Taulavuori, chairman of the Association of Gardeners.
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