Tag: garden
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A Jasminum Sambac flower in bloom
For my green terrace, I was looking for an old fragrance, a plant of jasminum sambac, which was very familiar to me by the time of my childhood. Today, my first jasminum sambac flower bloomed...my idea is to let it grow like a vine and gradually trying to create a small dome-shaped pergola in the…
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A new green dress for the Autumn
After a year, graceful white vincas are blooming again in the green terrace and, more and more, small plants are going to bloom.
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When lunch makes crunch
The pie I prepared for this second weekend of July is pretty simple and very tasteful. The choice of zucchini and carrots for the filling seemed appropriate to me given the high temperatures of these days. Indeed, zucchini and carrots reflect a good balance not only to fight the heat, but also to provide nutritional…
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Summer flavours and tips in the kitchen
We are at that time of the year, when we love to prepare fast, simple meals with few fresh ingredients, which have the taste and flavour of Summer. For this reason, here we have a dish that may be well appreciated and served both warm or fresh, according to your personal taste. Choose the shape…
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Couscous Salad and Nasturtium - Tropaeolum Flowers
When Summer comes, it's time for fresh salads made of beauty and lightness, which combine healthy goodness in appearance and flavor. Today, we go for a tasteful couscous salad prepared with vegetables and nasturtium flowers. These latters are characterized by sour-spicy flavor and are rich in vitamin C. First of all, chop pieces of zucchini,…
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Dahlias in their glorious splendor
“If we design our gardens to be regenerative, the result will be functional, beautiful spaces full of life and vigour, robust enough to face the challenges of the future and elegant enough to beguile all those who walk among them.” ― Rees-Warren, Matt
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