How to turn an ordinary garden plot into a paradise

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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

Everyone has red, yellow or white roses - how about blue or even colorful roses? These can be colored yourself using very simple methods

Yellow leaves on roses are in most cases an indication of a nutrient deficiency. But sooty mold also initially causes a yellow discoloration

Whether for the bridal bouquet or as a souvenir: There are different methods of preserving a rose. Which ones really make sense and which don't?

The rose's origins probably lie in Persia. However, the “Queen of Flowers” has fascinated people for thousands of years

Officially, there are around 100 to 250 types of roses. We introduce you to the most beautiful species and varieties

Most leaf diseases on roses are caused by fungi, which appear primarily in damp weather

Roses have very different flowering times depending on the type and variety, with gardeners primarily distinguishing between once-flowering and repeated-flowering varieties

When roses get brown leaves, a fungal infection is usually the cause. Infected plant parts should be cut away generously

Roses often develop brown spots on leaves and shoots. These are caused by fungi and result in a weakening of the plant

Roses can not only be fertilized with expensive special fertilizer, but also - very inexpensively and ecologically - with coffee grounds or tea leaves

Most roses can be propagated quite easily from cuttings. We'll tell you what you should pay attention to

Fertilizing roses in autumn is not a good idea, as this will delay the ripening of shoots and thus worsen the winter hardiness of your plants

Roses need nutrient-rich and humus-rich soil, which should also be thoroughly dug up and loosened before planting

If there is undesirable clover in the bed, it is usually horn sorrel, which can be combated with various measures

Watering roses is a science in itself, because the plants need a lot of water, but at the same time they should never be too wet

Green manure with clover not only protects the soil against erosion, but also ensures enrichment with nitrogen

Some potted clovers are given away as good luck charms on New Year's Eve, while horn sorrel sneaks into the garden in pots

All real roses are not poisonous, but edible - as long as they come from your own garden. Many poisonous flowers are called "roses" , but are not

If the grass doesn't grow well in a location or requires a lot of maintenance, clover can serve as a substitute instead of lawn

If the proportion of clover plants in the lawn reaches an undesirable level, scarifying the lawn can help