Il vivaio di Massimiliano Giusti si trova nel comune di Montecarlo, in Toscana. Aperto nel 1970, dapprima come passatempo, è diventato ben presto molto più che una passione. Fra le tante piante coltivate (fra cui un vasto assortimento di specie…
Proseguiamo il nostro viaggio attraverso i parchi e giardini aperti anche in inverno, periodo in cui meglio si ammirano le forme delle chiome, i fogliami sempreverdi, le siepi e le piante topiate, l’impianto e l’impostazione architettonica dei giardini, oltre a…
Once, it was a land of marshes and bandits, governed for centuries by families and households often fighting among them. Wonderfully depicted by Giovanni Fattori, the Maremma is also beloved by international tourism, enchanted by its violent yet sweet beauty…
Veneto is a land rich in ancient villas, countryside and gardens, but also many special nurseries, some of old tradition and younger ones. This itinerary develops around Treviso, a city characterised by the presence of two rivers, Sile and Cagnan,…
This second itinerary across beautiful Sicily develops, on more days, from Catania and the slopes of Etna, to Siracusa and Ragusa, among nurseries with scented jasmines and geraniums and plumerias, nurseries with topical and subtropical ornamental and bearer plants, cactuses,…
Among the most renowned and beloved Italian areas, the coast of Campania has a place of honour for its naturalistic and landscape beauty, its ancient villages, its touristic spots and the many culinary products, like the famous limoncello and mozzarella…
After the first itinerary across nurseries in Lazio, that from Lake Bolsena reaches Tivoli passing by Viterbo and Rieti, here is the secondo ne, that from the surroundings of Rome reaches Latina. Along the way, besides historical villas, great gardens,…
Cradle of our civilization, Lazio is a vast territory with heterogeneous physical characteristics, with a prevalence of mountains and hills, lakes, and, in proximity of the Tyrrhenian coast, valleys and great fertile plains, once recovered. Very rich in historic villas…
Umbria is maybe one of the sweetest and most spiritual territories in Italy, with its gentle countryside, the ancient villages and woods, many monasteries, and the clear light that surrounds it. Unsurprisingly, many Italian Saints come from this land: San…
Liguria has been the cradle of Italian floriculture and still is one of the regions with the most gardens, thanks to its mild climate and the presence of many foreigners, in the 19th Century and in the early 20th Century…