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

When are daffodils blooming? Learn here the difference between early and medium & late blooming daffodils & how to extend the flowering period

Regardless of whether it is snow heather or common heather, heather plants prefer a sunny location on nutrient-rich, acidic soil

Heather is best propagated through cuttings or planters, as sowing takes too long

Angelica or angelica is a medicinal plant that can also be cultivated in the garden. It prefers a sunny location and moist soil

Stonecrop or stonecrop generally prefers a sunny location. However, different species have different preferences

Sedums are quite grateful plants that easily forgive planting and care mistakes. We'll show you what you should pay attention to when planting

The sedum often grows where other plants do not feel comfortable. Read what you should pay attention to when caring for the thick-leaf plant

The sedum is an uncomplicated garden perennial that you rarely have to cut. With us you will find out what you should pay attention to when pruning

The sedum is a very propagative plant that is best propagated by division or cuttings. Sowing is also possible

The stonecrop (Sedum) blooms either in summer or autumn, depending on the species. We have put together the flowering times for the most popular varieties for you

The sedum is considered only slightly poisonous, although no cases of poisoning in humans or animals are known. Find out the exceptions here

Although the sedum is a quite robust plant, it is primarily threatened by the black weevil and root rot

Many types of sedum are suitable for cultivation as houseplants. We will introduce you to the most important ones and show you what you should pay attention to

Many sedums can overwinter outdoors. Specimens that are not hardy or cultivated as houseplants overwinter in cold house conditions

The golden nettle, also known as false nettle or flower nettle, is a dead nettle and is suitable for planting under shady trees

The golden nettle has a fairly long flowering period. The wild and cultivated plant also blooms for three months in shady locations

All parts of the golden nettle are edible. Flowers, leaves and shoots as well as roots taste good and contain valuable ingredients. Find out more here

Goldenrod prefers a sunny location and moist and nutrient-rich soil. The perennial is suitable for beds and borders

The goldenrod or golden rue is a perennial that is easy to care for, but its growth must be contained

Goldenrod (Solidago) can be planted in both sunny and shady gardens. We'll tell you the best tips and & tricks