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The pipe bush needs almost no care. The hardy shrub thrives almost everywhere
The pipe bush is one of the most popular ornamental shrubs in the garden. From May to July it turns into a white, often fragrant sea of flowers
If you want to prune a pipe bush, timing plays an important role. Small instructions for pruning pipe bushes
Pipe bushes are not picky about location. They just don't like complete shade. The right location for the pipe bush
The fast-growing blue cypresses are grown as individual plants and in the hedge. This is how you find the optimal planting distance
The flowering period of the individual cranesbill species varies considerably. Here you will find an overview of the most important garden cranesbills
Find out here whether there are poisonous specimens among the many varieties of cranesbill or whether there are even edible ones
Blue cypresses are very popular as individual plants or in hedges because of their fast growth. Planting tips
You should cut back the cranesbill after flowering to encourage it to bloom a second time. Overview of the species for which this is possible
Find out here whether the blue cypress is poisonous and, if so, which parts of the plant can be dangerous
Blue cypresses do not necessarily need to be cut. You should only trim hedges regularly. Tips for the right cut
Blue cypresses need a good but balanced supply of nutrients. This is how you properly fertilize the blue cypresses
If poorly cared for, the blue cypress can become diseased or suffer from pest infestation. How to recognize diseases of false cypress trees
By planting correctly, you create the best conditions for a long life for your blue cypress. Planting tips
Blue cypresses require little care. The robust conifers are relatively undemanding. You have to keep this in mind when caring for ornamental trees
Blue cypresses grow very quickly. Every year the conifer grows many centimeters in width and height
If the blue cypress turns brown, it is usually due to incorrect care or the location. Tips to avoid brown spots
To plant a cranesbill correctly, you should know the type and variety. In our overview you will find out which species needs which conditions
The cranesbill is a fairly undemanding plant and does not need much care. With us you will find care tips for different cranesbill species
Cypress trees are poisonous and not suitable for gardens with children or animals. Also keep your distance from properties where animals graze