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Line Sørensen2024-08-26 13:44:462025-03-21 14:48:18It’s Terracotta Gardening SeasonAs spring tiptoes in, there’s a quiet magic in the air—the kind that beckons us to refresh our surroundings and embrace the beauty of nature’s awakening. It’s in these simple, seasonal rituals that joy blooms, whether it’s potting spring bulbs, setting a charming garden table, or bringing freshly cut flowers indoors to brighten everyday moments.
Tulips stretching towards the light, making the entrance unforgettable.
Front Door Charm
A Tulip Welcome
The front door is where spring begins. With a gentle touch of green and the delicate charm of the wheel-thrown Piccolina pots, tulips in soft pinks and whites greet every guest. Their vibrant petals sway in the cool breeze, setting a cheerful tone and inviting the promise of new beginnings into your home. As we step through the door, we find ourselves drawn into the garden, where life is waiting to burst forth in every corner.
The Garden Shed
A Workshop of Growth
There’s a special kind of satisfaction that comes with gardening in spring—the feeling of hands in the soil, the quiet focus of planting bulbs, and the anticipation of watching life unfold. The rustic shelves of the garden shed are lined with Helena pots and the elegant Simona pot, each cradling vibrant spring blooms—think cheerful daffodils, delicate hyacinths, and clusters of muscari. It’s a cosy spot, where the simple act of planting brings a sense of calm and accomplishment, setting the stage for a colourful garden to emerge.
With a thoughtful touch and a splash of spring colour, the garden itself is ready for transformation from this peaceful corner of growth.
Helena Pot
Helena Pot & Tall Pot
Helena Low Pot
Spring Up the Garden Space
Sometimes, all it takes to breathe life into a garden is a small, thoughtful touch. A low Københavner pot placed on the garden table, brimming with vibrant flowers, can transform a quiet corner into a lively spring nook. It’s these simple yet powerful details that bring a garden to life—reminding us that beauty often lies in the little things. With the garden coming to life through small touches, we embrace the joy of a grander transformation, creating a truly flourishing green haven.
A Garden Makeover
Fresh and Flourishing
A garden in spring is a canvas waiting to be painted. With the Simona pot standing gracefully among delicate white Gypsophila blossoms, vibrant herbs like basil, and lush green foliage, alongside the timeless Københavner pot and the poetic Daisy pot, the garden becomes a living tapestry. When the rest of the garden is still waking up from winter, a table filled with potted spring flowers can bring an instant feeling of life and freshness. In this way, each pot adds a brushstroke to the overall picture, creating an inviting space where spring’s early promise shines through.
As we take in this vibrant display, our attention turns to the quiet joy of nurturing life from the very beginning—tiny seeds filled with promise.
Københavner Pot
Flora Pot
Simona Pot
Growing from Seeds
The Joy of New Beginnings
There’s a quiet delight in growing your own flowers, greens, and plants from seedlings. Now is the perfect time to start—gather seeds, nurture them with care, and watch as they transform into thriving life. It’s a slow, mindful practice that brings a sense of accomplishment and a deeper connection to nature’s rhythms. From nurturing tiny seeds to bringing the season’s beauty indoors, spring’s influence weaves its way through every room in the home.
Spring in the Kitchen
Where Nature Meets Home
The kitchen is where spring feels right at home. In one image, Pantheon and Atlas pots lend a timeless elegance to the countertop, surrounded by fresh herbs and budding bulbs.
Low Københavner pots bring a burst of green to the windowsill, filling the kitchen with a sense of freshness and life. It’s a reminder that spring’s charm can find its way into every corner, bringing a bit of the season’s magic indoors into every corner of the home.
Atlas
Pantheon
Københavner Low
A Touch of Mimosa
Bringing Sunshine Indoors
Nothing says spring quite like the cheerful yellow of fresh mimosa. In a Københavner glass vase, delicate mimosa branches add a splash of sunshine to any room. The vibrant blossoms, with their soft, feathery texture, bring a sense of lightness and joy. Placed on a windowsill or a bedside table, the mimosa infuses the home with the essence of spring—bright, hopeful, and full of life.
How to Bring Spring to Life in Your Home and Garden
1. Create a Blooming Entrance
Fill pots with tulips or other early spring flowers to greet guests with a cheerful splash of colour at your front door. A mix of pinks, whites, and pastels works beautifully to set a welcoming tone.
2. Maximise Small Garden Spaces
If your garden is still waking up from winter, a table filled with potted spring flowers can instantly brighten things up. Grouping different-sized pots with spring flowers and green herbs creates a fresh and inviting focal point.
3. Bring the Outdoors In
A glass vase filled with fresh mimosa or budding branches is an easy way to infuse your interior with spring vibes. Place it on a kitchen counter, bedside table, or windowsill to spread light and joy throughout your home.
4. Embrace the Seedling Season
Now is the time to start sowing seeds indoors. Use a mix of small and medium-sized pots in a garden shed or a sunny windowsill, and watch your seedlings thrive until they are ready for the garden.
5. Rotate Your Potted Plants
Pots allow you to easily move flowers and greenery around. Place vibrant blooms in key spots when entertaining, then shift them to catch the best sunlight or create a new focal point in your garden.
6. Add Layers of Greenery
Combine tall and short pots to create depth and visual interest. Placing Muscari, Daffodils, and Hyacinths in varying pot sizes can add charm and a sense of abundance to your outdoor spaces.
7. Watering Tip
Terracotta pots are naturally porous, which is great for plant health. However, during the early spring, when temperatures fluctuate, monitor the soil moisture levels to prevent overwatering while also ensuring your plants don’t dry out.
About Bergs Potter
Since 1942, Bergs Potter has been devoted to bringing a little more life and colour into the world—just as our founder, Victor Berg, once did in his Copenhagen shop. From our timeless terracotta pots, designed to help plants thrive, to elegant glass vases that bring the beauty of nature indoors, our collection carries forward this legacy. Whether nurturing vibrant blooms in the garden or adding fresh-cut flowers to a cosy windowsill, each piece is crafted to inspire, nurture, and fill every space with the joy of spring.
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