There is a unique magic that only grandparents' gardens have. This effort, put in not only in plants, but also in warm food, wise teachings and the warmest hugs.
Just as flavors and smells have the power to transport us to our happiest memories, plants also evoke the most beautiful feelings , linked to childhood or moments with special people. Do you still remember the plants in your grandparents' house? See if you recognize some of these!
Alocasia Polly
Alocasia Polly has a certificate of authentication from all the grandparents in this country ! Hardier than it looks (just like its grandparents), this plant loves warm temperatures and humidity , native to the tropical regions of South Asia. Here, the Elephant's Ear was adopted by Portuguese grandparents, who helped it grow and multiply!
With me-nobody-can-stand & Sword of Saint George
When we talk about bad energies, there are two plants that are always at hand: Sansevieria Laurentii (Saint George's Sword) and Dieffenbachia Camila. In entrances or in windows that were more protected from direct sunlight, these amulets had mystical weight, but brought lightness to the decoration. There are two options of resistant plants that bring to mind the most enigmatic tales and conversations about the typical village stories.
Aloe Vera
If there's one thing grandparents have, it's a solution and remedy for everything. For that very reason, Aloe vera was a staple on the balcony or in the garden. This plant with medicinal properties was a true grandmother's classic: perfect for soothing burns, treating minor wounds, or simply showing curious grandchildren how nature cares for us. With its fleshy, succulent leaves, a small cut reveals its miraculous gel.
Succulents
Speaking of succulents... If you see a happy grandmother, she certainly has a collection of succulents growing before her eyes. These hardy plants never come alone and are a regular presence in both indoor and outdoor spaces. or outdoors! They are usually seen in sets, and their beauty is amplified precisely by the variety of shapes and colors.
Hydrangeas
To win the hearts of gardening lovers, there is a secret: hydrangeas! The memory of our grandparents will always live on in the flowers they planted. Hydrangeas are a great example of a plant that brings back childhood memories. They easily become the pride of a garden with their magnificent and colorful blooms.
Anthuriums
When it comes to indoor plants, anthuriums are king! It's not always easy to have flowering plants indoors, but anthuriums have become an easy and safe choice for brightening up your interior. Colorful, with robust flowers, bright, and completely irresistible.
In this special Grandparents' Day collection, we wanted to bring together the plants that are part of the sweetest stories and the most tender gardens. Each plant chosen pays homage to the dedication, affection, and wisdom of the generations who cared for us and their plants. Offer a piece of that memory, whether to remember, to express gratitude, or simply to celebrate, because there's no garden like our grandparents'!
