1 June - 15 July
Monday / Friday - 8:00 > 13:00 - 15:00 > 18:00
16 July - 31 August
Monday / Friday - 8:00 > 13:00
1 September - 31 March
Monday / Saturday - 8:00 > 13.00 - 15:00 > 18:00
(in November and January closed on Saturday)
1 April - 31 May
Monday / Saturday - 8:00 > 13.00 - 14:00 > 19:00
Acidophilic plants
Acidophilic plants are not satisfied with any soil: to grow luxuriant and healthy in the garden they require acidic soil, plenty of water and exposure to partial shade. In general it is necessary to use an acid fertilizer. Examples of acidophilic plants are azaleas, rhododendrons and hydrangeas.
Citrus plants
The term citrus refers to cultivated plants belonging to the Citrus family, such as lemons, oranges, mandarins, grapefruits and citrons. These, in addition to being very beautiful, produce fruits rich in vitamins, becoming valuable allies for our health and excellent to strengthen the immune system and fight illnesses.
SUCCULENTS
Succulent plants have special tissues that allow the storage of large quantities of water, so they are able to last many days without being watered. They differ a lot in shape, color and longevity. Today they are seen in many houses, adding a touch of exoticism to the environment.
Medicinal plants
Medicinal plants, also called aromatic, are easy to cultivate. They adapt to our climate, are beautiful and colorful, are used in the kitchen and as a health remedy. Some examples are lavender, rosemary, thyme, mint, and sage.
Irises
Irises are perennial bulbous flowers, beautiful and resistant to disease. They are characterized by a large palette of colors: in fact, their petals, thick and velvety, are frequently veined with different tones. Easy to grow and reliable, they are the symbol of the city of Florence.
HOUSEPLANTS
Houseplants give us a sense of summer even during winter, and brighten our interiors. They are often of tropical origin and don’t tolerate low temperatures, which is why they survive well in houses.