How to turn an ordinary garden plot into a paradise

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What to do if there are rats in the garden? - This guide explains how to recognize rat infestations, comply with your reporting obligation and gives tips for combating them

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Buy rhododendron soil or mix it yourself? We give tips on what you should pay attention to and on the correct composition of the rhododendron soil

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Get to know the location and soil requirements of alyssum here and read information about sowing times, planting partners and more

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Here you will find the 10 best tips for controlling weeds in the lawn. How to remove dandelions, clover, moss etc

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Orchids start the next flowering season with new shoots. - Read here which care you can use to support growth

This is how you plant gooseberries in an exemplary manner. All the important details for successful cultivation in the garden at a glance

Discover the best gooseberry varieties for beds and containers here. Great breeds for the home garden with and without thorns

These diseases affect gooseberries particularly often - all symptoms - helpful control methods

How to propagate gooseberries with cuttings and sinkers. How to do it easily in the hobby garden

These aspects are really important when caring for gooseberries. How to water, fertilize and prune the berry bushes perfectly

You can find out here why gooseberries should not only be harvested when they are fully ripe. How to reduce painful scratches when harvesting

Peanuts are legumes, so their seed is not a nut, but a kernel. It tastes particularly good when roasted

Although peanuts have much in common with real nuts, they are not nuts. Botanically speaking, they are legumes

Planting peanuts is easy if the plants are provided with good growing conditions. What you need to consider when planting legumes

Peanut cultivation is also possible in German latitudes. To do this you need good seeds and a lot of warmth. Here are tips on growing peanuts

Grow bananas on your own: With the help of seeds or cuttings, lush banana plants thrive in your local climate zone. A few tips will ensure success

If your banana plant gets yellow leaves, it is nearing its end: grow new perennials and admire the tropical plant for many years

You can easily grow a peanut plant yourself - provided it receives enough light and is in a very warm location

You don't have to cut the easy-care banana tree. However, this represents a practical alternative if there is a lack of space in the room or winter quarters

Profile of the banana: Interesting facts about the origin and use of the tropical banana tree with the seductive, sweet fruit

Musa basjoo: Properties and care of the resilient and frost-hardy Japanese banana plant in the home garden

Set up the banana plant in the room. Care: watering, fertilizing, repotting and identifying diseases. This is how the Musa thrives in local areas

Red bananas are conquering the fruit shelves in Germany. Find out more about the properties, ingredients, use and storage of these exotics here

Propagate the banana plant: Grow offshoots from the mother plant. Alternatively, sow banana seeds. A practical introduction for hobby gardeners

Banana plant in your own garden: Suitable varieties, overwintering and care bring a tropical feeling to your home