- The summer season has arrived in Estonian gardens
- Today, Tallinn Botanic Garden introduces spring flowers with special theme day
- Survey: Nearly half of Estonians grow their own fruits, vegetables and/or herbs
- 14 flower meadows will be created in Tallinn this summer – as part of the city’s year as European Green Capital
- Traditional orchid exhibition to open at Tallinn Botanical Garden on Friday
- Life on the famous Sibulatee is “warm-hearted, beautiful and full of friends and happy surprises”
- Estonian Nature Conservation Fund launches sale of digital flowers – “carbon footprint of imported flowers is about ten times larger than that of locally grown flowers “
22.5.2023 | Shopping
The summer season has arrived in Estonian gardens
The small Japanese cherry trees blooming in warm pink only wake up when Hortes’ gardeners start their work day. … Read more
6.5.2023 | Nature
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Today, Tallinn Botanic Garden introduces spring flowers with special theme day
Today, May 6, from noon until 3 pm, Tallinn Botanic Garden will host its Spring Pearls theme day, which … Read more
29.4.2023 | Nature
Survey: Nearly half of Estonians grow their own fruits, vegetables and/or herbs
According to a survey conducted by Prisma Peremarket, Estonian residents are very green-fingered. To be precise, more than half, … Read more
22.4.2023 | Nature
14 flower meadows will be created in Tallinn this summer – as part of the city’s year as European Green Capital
Tallinn is the European Green Capital in 2023. To celebrate the year, 14 flower meadows will be created in … Read more
1.3.2023 | Nature
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Traditional orchid exhibition to open at Tallinn Botanical Garden on Friday
On Friday, March 3, the traditional yearly orchid exhibition will open at the Tallinn Botanical Garden, where you can … Read more
13.1.2023 | Nature
Life on the famous Sibulatee is “warm-hearted, beautiful and full of friends and happy surprises”
On a winter day, the first sunny one in December. Light creeps through the window onto a table covered … Read more
24.6.2022 | Nature
Estonian Nature Conservation Fund launches sale of digital flowers – “carbon footprint of imported flowers is about ten times larger than that of locally grown flowers “
The Estonian Nature Conservation Fund (Loodushoiu Fond, in Estonian), has launched the sale of digital flowers to draw attention … Read more
