Garden 2025, January
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Eating ivy is dangerous. The plant is highly poisonous. Eating the fruits in particular can be fatal for children and animals
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Ivy tolerates neither drought nor waterlogging. When casting, sensitivity is therefore required. How to properly water ivy in your home and garden
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Ivy can also be cared for in a flower box - provided it gets enough moisture. Tips for caring for the flower box
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Getting rid of ivy can be a problem, especially if you have to remove large amounts of the plant. How to dispose of ivy
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Ivy in the bedroom ensures a better climate and therefore better sleep. The plant filters a large proportion of pollutants from the air
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Ivy is an undemanding climbing plant in the home and garden. It only requires little light. Ivy does not like direct sunlight
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Ivy can be grown not only in the garden, but also in pots. What you need to consider when caring for ivy in a pot
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Ivy is considered one of the most versatile plants for the garden. Ivy is undemanding, easy to care for and is very easy to grow in the garden
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Disposing of ivy in the compost bin is not always the best solution. How to properly dispose of and compost ivy vines
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Lice on ivy occur primarily on houseplants. How to recognize a lice infestation and how to combat the aphids effectively
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Have you discovered lice on your palm tree and are wondering how you can effectively combat the pests? In this article you will find the answer
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Palm trees are also occasionally affected by fungal diseases. Read here what these could be and how you can combat them successfully
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Oleanders are not hardy and should therefore generally be cultivated in pots. Overwinter the plant frost-free and cool
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Palm trees in pots are an attractive room decoration with a Mediterranean flair. Read everything you need to know about cultivating these attractive plants here
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Oleander can be grown yourself from seeds or cuttings without much effort. With our tips you can do it too
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In this article we look at whether and how liming the soil with lime nitrogen works against weeds and moss
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Is your palm tree in danger of dying, showing leaf discoloration and growing poorly? In this article you will learn how you can save the ailing plant
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If the oleander gets white spots, then scale insects or spider mites are often at work. These must be combated as quickly as possible
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With good care, oleander can reach a considerable size even in a pot. However, how strong the growth actually is depends on the variety
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Simply wrapping up oleander for winter and leaving it outdoors for the winter can have fatal consequences because the shrub is only partially hardy
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Since oleander is very tolerant of pruning, you can also cut it back radically. This procedure makes sense for old and bare bushes
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Oleander should not overwinter warmly in the living room at home, as the Mediterranean plant needs a break from vegetation
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Do not cut back oleander too much before overwintering, otherwise the spring cut will be too severe due to possible overwintering damage
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If you like oleander but cannot cultivate the poisonous plant, you will find a number of more or less similar alternatives
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Ivy is a fairly inexpensive climbing plant that you can get at any hardware store. Garden retailers deliver better quality at a higher price
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Scale insects are unfortunately quite common on the ornamental plant oleander. Fortunately, they are easy to combat
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Ivy is self-climbing, but it often cannot survive without a climbing aid or trellis. Which climbing aids are available?
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Ivy is a climbing plant that you can easily let climb. Thanks to its adhesive roots, it is a self-climber
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Fungal infestation does not occur very often on ivy, but can be very severe. How to recognize, treat and prevent fungal infections
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It is not certain whether it is worth saving ivy as a houseplant. However, with a few tricks you can try to prevent it from shrinking
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Ivy tolerates shade better than sun. Only variegated species need more light to develop beautiful colors. Partially shaded locations are ideal
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If ivy gets red leaves, there are various reasons. There is no type of ivy that has red leaves. Why does ivy turn red?
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Various pests cause problems for ivy in unfavorable locations. What they are and what you can do about them
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Ivy tolerates sun and shade. However, too much sun at midday should be avoided, especially for young plants
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Spider mites cause problems for the ivy in the room, especially in winter. How to recognize a spider mite infestation and what you can do about it
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Ivy is very easy to propagate through cuttings. When and how to cut cuttings and grow new offshoots from them
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Ivy is not very demanding about its location. It tolerates sun and shade, but prefers partial shade
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When keeping ivy as a houseplant, regular repotting ensures strong growth. When and how to repot ivy correctly
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Ivy can be transplanted, but it is time-consuming and not always successful. What you need to consider when transplanting
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Classic ivy walls can be wonderfully combined with clematis. Both plants have roughly the same requirements in terms of location and care