Autumn trend: flower towers planted with ornamental cabbage

Although heather and chrysanthemums enjoy unflagging popularity among autumn plants, more and more urban architects and florists are appreciating ornamental cabbage. This plant is exceptionally aesthetic and easy to grow.

Terra Group's flower towers are suitable not only for planting with surfinias and geraniums, but also with typical autumn species. Among them, heather and chrysanthemums are, of course, the most popular. Ornamental cabbage is becoming an interesting addition in many cities. In addition to its unique aesthetics, it also has other advantages.

Its leaves are particularly eye-catching. Their corrugated or wavy shapes delight with their rich and intense colours. Thanks to sunlight, eye-catching discolourations appear on the leaves. They are characteristic of this plant and provide an interesting visual effect.

Ornamental cabbage is versatile as a flowering plant. It is suitable for planting in flower towers, pots and directly in the ground. It has low requirements, which makes the plant very well suited for autumn urban arrangements. It is resistant to low temperatures. It can even cope with winter, when the temperature drops below 0°C. It likes sunny locations, although it also grows in shady areas. However, in this case, its leaves do not have such intense colours.