A Hussar's Button for the Summer Balcony

When summer is just around the corner, it's the perfect time to start decorating your balcony. From window boxes to hanging baskets, the Hussar's Button makes a lush decoration for the balcony.

With the Hussar's Button, you can quickly transform dull and dreary corners of your balcony into a sea of blooms. And all this comes with positive side effects.

In summer, it’s not just the garden that blooms—thanks to the Hussar's Button on the balcony. It loves a warm location, especially in the sun, but it can also tolerate partial shade. If it finds itself in loose, well-drained soil, its needs are almost fully met. Regular watering and occasional feeding are all it takes for perfect care. A Hussar's Button on the balcony is always a wonderful sight. The dark center of the flower is surrounded by radiant tongue-shaped petals. The color range spans from golden yellow to orange. The bloom looks like a proud medal or, fittingly, a button from a Hussar uniform.

If the Hussar's Button is to find a spot on the balcony, there are several options. A beautiful choice is of course to use it in a window box, which will bring joy to passersby. The attractive plants with their herbaceous leaves are also great candidates for a hanging basket, as their stems tend to gently lean forward. A few plants are enough to create a dense sea of flowers. For some variety, you can pair them with marigolds or lobelia. Even on a rainy summer, the Hussar's Button on the balcony will not hold back its bloom.

Is there another pot that's perfect for planting? That's also a great spot for the Hussar's Button on the balcony! Its charm fits many different styles. In a rustic setting, this cheerful summer bloomer looks just as good as in a modern environment. With a height of 25 to 35 centimeters, it has the ideal size. Additionally, it is quite resilient. Anyone who has a Hussar's Button on their balcony doesn't need to worry about pests—it is very resistant.