Garden 2025, January
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The tulip is an extremely robust and durable plant. Even after ice and frost, it can re-sprout and grow and thrive effortlessly
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The tulip season starts in mid-March and is usually over by the end of April. During this time you can marvel at the diversity and splendor of colors
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Coloring tulips is a particularly interesting process that can be carried out with simple utensils. Fun for children and adults
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The different colors of the tulip magically attract us humans. However, caution should also be exercised with the leaves to prevent poisoning
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Tulips should be watered regularly but not too heavily. The excessive moisture in the soil can cause lasting damage to the onion
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Roses and tulips form a particularly appealing combination. With proper care and the help of home remedies, the bouquet will stay fresh for a long time
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Bees have little use for the typical garden tulip because they have a small amount of pollen and nectar
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Tulips are particularly easy to press and therefore preserve. This process makes it possible to preserve the beauty of the plant for a long time
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Hyacinths and tulips cannot be kept in the same vase as they damage each other and thus wilt more quickly
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Temperature plays a crucial role when planting tulips. Frosty seasons are only suitable to a limited extent
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A single tulip bulb is often enough to gradually fill a flower bed. Proper care is particularly helpful in this process
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Tulips can definitely be put out at night. This means they stay fresh longer and serve as decorative elements over a long period of time
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All kinds of perennials are suitable for planting an empty tulip bed. These are considered extremely practical bed partners for the faded tulip
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Find out everything you need to know about the lifespan of the amaryllis and which effective tips can help you enjoy the amaryllis flowers for longer
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Find out here what causes can cause your amaryllis to drop its flowers and how you can save it
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Find out in this article how you can recognize, properly treat and prevent root rot on your amaryllis
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Yew trees were considered sacred trees by the Germanic peoples. One reason is probably their old age, as yew trees can live more than 1000 years
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Thuja and cherry laurel alternately arranged in rows would form a beautiful, opaque hedge. Read whether this mixture is possible and makes sense
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Charles Darwin called the ginkgo a “living fossil.” In fact, the species has not only survived for millions of years, but can live very long
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The Chinese ginkgo can live over 1000 years. There are no trees this old in Germany, but there are impressive record holders here too
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Spruce trees are actually “only” around 600 years old. In Sweden, however, there is a real record holder in the flora world with the oldest spruce in the world
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Are you looking for a ground cover or an underplant for the garden hedge? Here you can find out whether privet is suitable for this
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Yew trees are not only available in tree or hedge form. The evergreen tree is also available commercially in the form of creeping or cushion yew as a ground cover
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The yew tree is dangerously poisonous for us humans, but a delicacy for the black weevil and its larvae. This is how you recognize and combat it
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What is the best way to dispose of poisonous yew clippings? Can you compost yew? We answer these and other questions
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The yew hedge has been freshly cut and looks chic again. But what to do with the clippings? Can you chop and compost this?
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It is not uncommon for the leaves of ornamental garlic to turn yellow. You can read here what the cause is in most cases
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Ornamental garlic is generally considered a hardy plant. But how well does it really tolerate frost? You can find the answer to that here
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Brown tips on the leaves of ornamental garlic make the plant appear sickly at first glance. Most of the time the cause is very harmless
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The yew is a popular hedge tree, but it should not be planted at will. You must maintain this distance from your neighbors
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When the large flower balls of the ornamental onion fade, the question arises as to when the flowers can be cut off. You can find answers here
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The yew is an evergreen and very undemanding conifer that also delights with red fruit decorations. Is the tree also suitable as a hedge plant?
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The attractive and adaptable yew tree decorates many gardens. But is the poisonous conifer also suitable as a Christmas tree?
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The yew (Taxus baccata) is the most poisonous native tree. All parts of the plant contain the toxin taxin, which is also fatally poisonous to rabbits
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Yews can be easily combined with evergreen or deciduous or flowering shrubs and perennials. We have a few suggestions for you
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The red, poisonous yew fruits look tempting and can entice children to snack. Is there a variety without berries?
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Yew trees (Taxus) like to be moist, but cannot tolerate waterlogging. How do you recognize a waterlogging problem and what can be done about it?
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If you want to plant a hedge, you can choose between many different hedge plants. But which one is better: yew or thuja?
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The yew is a versatile coniferous tree that is available in different types and varieties. These differ in growth and color
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Hardly any other coniferous tree is as suitable for dense hedges as the yew. Unfortunately, the plant is highly poisonous. Is there perhaps a non-poisonous variety?