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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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All parts of the morning glory are poisonous; the concentration of lysergic acid amides is particularly high in the seed capsules
As a rule, the Japanese maple prefers a sunny and wind-protected location. However, not all varieties tolerate direct sun
When caring for the morning glory, in addition to the right location, you should first and foremost pay attention to balanced amounts of water and fertilizer
The morning glory is generally not hardy in our latitudes, but it can overwinter indoors under the right conditions
The seeds of the morning glory can easily be harvested from the plants in the garden and used to grow new young plants
When sowing marigolds, you should not only pay attention to the correct temperature, but also use low-nutrient potting soil
The flowering period of the marigold usually lasts from June to October, with the individual flower heads wilting after about four to five days
The marigold is generally not poisonous and is therefore edible, although the petals are mainly used fresh and dried
The marigold itself is not hardy, but its hardy seeds often ensure an automatic return to the location
The ideal location for the marigold is full sun to partial shade; the soil should not be waterlogged if possible
A profile of the marigold makes it clear how versatile the components of this relatively demanding flowering plant can be
The marigold can also be cultivated as a flowering and medicinal plant on the balcony if it gets enough sun and water
The silver leaf is planted in the garden by sowing, but it takes more than a year for the first flowering and seed formation
The optimal location for the snowflake flower is free from extremes such as heat and waterlogging, but offers enough light and moisture