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If all the apples on the tree rot, this can have different causes. You can find out what these are and how to deal with them in this article
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Drying, freezing and more: Here you will find out how you can preserve groundweed and use it in a variety of ways in the kitchen
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Laurel cherry - cutting and propagating ✓ Portuguese laurel cherry poisonous? ✓ Brown leaves and diseases ✓ Planting and care tips (cherry laurel)
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Heron's Beak - In the profile ✓ Is Common Heron's Beak poisonous? ✓ Winter hardiness ✓ Notes on planting and care
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In this article we will show you how to get rid of fly larvae in the garbage can and reliably keep them out of the garbage can in the future
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Withered gerbera flowers must be cut off immediately. This stimulates the plant to produce new flowers
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In a favorable location, the perennial lupine grows for many years. Find out what you need to consider when choosing a location
Lupins are robust and hardy flowering perennials. The colorful plants don’t need much care. How to properly care for lupins
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Lupins enrich sandy soils with nitrogen. Special varieties of lupine are therefore often grown as green manure in gardens and fields
Yellow lupins, like white and blue varieties, contain a lot of protein. In contrast to the ornamental lupine, which is popular in the garden, these varieties are not poisonous
Lupins are ideal ornamental perennials for the garden. They are robust, require little care and reliably produce new flowers year after year
The cultivation of lupins has not only increased in ornamental gardens. Agricultural businesses are also increasingly relying on lupine cultivation
Ornamental lupins in the garden are poisonous plants. Both the leaves and the seeds are poisonous to humans and pets
Lupins can also be easily grown in pots. However, the care required is slightly higher than for lupins in the garden
Lupins are hardy and very robust perennials that can easily survive sub-zero temperatures. They are grown in the garden as a perennial
Lupins for the garden are perennials. They are robust, hardy and perennial and, unlike sweet lupins, unfortunately poisonous
Lupins are hardy. They overwinter outdoors without winter protection. You should only protect lupins in pots from freezing temperatures
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