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TerraCottem addresses some of the world’s biggest issues such as lack of water, hunger and deforestation. With just 20 grammes and a single application in the plant’s lifespan, TerraCottem helps the plant to settle in, grow faster and survive, often in very harsh conditions, such as sandy soils, reclaimed land, soil with high salt content, areas with little rainfall or difficult access for watering. TerraCottem is a technical product for the present day and the future...

Samuel Gonçalves, a Brazilian biologist shared his secret...

14/09/2021 - 08:36

Soil and its acronyms

28/04/2021 - 00:00

Soil science is FULL of acronyms! We discuss 11 of them in detail in this blog article. From pH to pF, from CEC to HC. Nicely ordered, clearly explained and richely illustrated.

Do's & don'ts at a glance for a perfect lawn

15/04/2021 - 10:49

Show me your lawn and I'll tell you who you are. For many people, their lawn is their business card. As a landscaper or gardener, it is your job to make this wish come true. But we all know: a well-manicured and striped, green lawn is hard work. Not only during installation, but also afterwards. With these tips, you can keep your customers happy, even when your job is done. Good luck!

Keep your patio plants in top condition without much effort

09/04/2021 - 00:00

There is spring, there is the sun... One look at your terrace or balcony and you think: time to add some colour. But before you rush off to the garden centre, it is best to ask yourself a few questions. Which plants and pots fit your terrace, when will you plant and how will you do it ... ? And the most important question: how do you keep them in top condition? This step-by-step plan will help you a long way.

Good size plant hole and soil conditioning for successful tree planting

23/03/2021 - 00:00

Planting a tree requires preparation to ensure the tree you planted will last and not die within the first year of planting.

"A visitor to a garden sees the successes, usually. The gardener remembers mistakes and losses, some for a long time, and imagines the garden in a year, and in an unimaginable future."

- W.S. Merwin