How to turn an ordinary garden plot into a paradise

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In this article we will show you how to permanently remove a forsythia bush and its roots, from which new bushes often sprout

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In this article we will show you the main distinguishing features of sea buckthorn and firethorn, which you can use to identify the bushes

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In this article we will show you what causes your firethorn to suddenly turn brown leaves and what you can do about it

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If the sedum is infected with gray mold, quick action is required. You can find out what you can do against this fungal disease here

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In this article we will show you how you can easily propagate the grateful stonecrop yourself by dividing, cuttings or sowing

Japanese dogwood not only has very decorative fruits, they are also edible. They are particularly tasty as jam, jelly or liqueur

How do you plant the vanilla flower and what needs to be taken into account? You will find out all this in this article

Blue fescue can be used in a variety of ways in the garden and forms attractive, dense cushions. The ornamental grass requires little care

Due to their undemanding nature, the various red fescue species are suitable for lawns or for grassland or pastures in problematic locations

Can you cut blue fescue or not? It is not advisable to cut back the ornamental grass because the plant often does not sprout again

Blue fescue is actually very hardy, but it often doesn't survive the winter. This is usually due to the wrong location

Red dogwood is considered slightly poisonous to humans, although its ripe fruits can be made into jam or juice when cooked

Japanese dogwood prefers a location in light partial shade, where it is bright but not necessarily exposed to the hottest midday sun

Red dogwood is considered to tolerate pruning very well, which is why you can cut older shrubs radically

Japanese dogwood is not necessarily a candidate for regular cutting, but the shrub should be thinned out in summer

Red dogwood is ideal for planting as a hedge, either as a single species or mixed with other trees

Red dogwood is quite undemanding in terms of its location and feels very comfortable in both light and shady locations

The dogwood plant family is very rich in species and varieties. We would like to introduce you to some of the most beautiful ones here

Dogwood (Cornus) is a very easy-care tree, with each species having different needs and requirements

Red dogwood is a native flowering tree that can be cultivated in the garden and has a high ornamental value. Cornus sanguinea in the profile

Is your dogwood not blooming? Sometimes you just need a little patience. But an unsuitable location or incorrect care can also be the cause

The correct planting depends on the specific dogwood species, as each has different location and soil needs

Of the approximately 55 species of dogwood, most are classified as slightly poisonous. Only the fruits of some species can be eaten cooked

Most dogwoods bloom in May and June, but there are also earlier or later blooming species

The dogwood (Cornus) is not only considered very robust and easy to care for, but is also very easy to propagate