Gardening 2025, January
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Beechnuts are edible if heated before eating. This means that the toxins are broken down and no longer cause any symptoms
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Growing beeches from beechnuts is a bit complicated. What conditions do beech trees need if you want to plant them in your own garden?
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You can grow new beech trees from beechnuts or use them in the kitchen. Collect the fruits of the European beech in September
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The hydrogen cyanide contained in beechnuts is highly toxic at high concentrations. Heating the beechnuts before eating helps break down hydrogen cyanide
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Decorative houseplant for gardening beginners: Tips for caring for, watering and fertilizing the popular baobab tree at a glance
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Beechnuts contain hydrogen cyanide and fagin. Find out here whether these substances are toxic to dogs and whether they can eat beechnuts
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Growing new beech trees from beechnuts is complex and requires a lot of patience. You have to keep this in mind when you sow the seeds
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Beechnuts are slightly poisonous. They should only be consumed raw in very small quantities. This is how you make the beech seeds edible
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The baobab tree is poisonous - We provide information on which measures are vital in an emergency for children and small children
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Cutting the baobab tree is very easy. We give helpful tips on choosing the right time, height and method of operation
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The baobab tree as a bonsai is a hobby with tradition. Find out the most important things about care here
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The rustic-looking baobab tree can be propagated by cuttings or seeds. We explain how propagation works
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Baobab or baobab - the fruit of the tree native to Africa is available in German supermarkets as a superfood. What's that about it?
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Simply repot the baobab tree: the right time with the right substrate. We show you how to do it in a few simple steps
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Blueberries in the garden are cultivars based on North American plants that grow up to 2.5 meters high
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Blueberries need a location with acidic soil for he althy growth, which is often easier to grow in a pot
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Caring for blueberries is not a big workload because they require little pruning, but acidic soil is required
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Picking blueberries in the forest and in the garden requires either a lot of patience or a quick hand
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The season for harvesting blueberries usually lasts from the beginning of July to the end of August or beginning of September, depending on the location and variety
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Bring the enjoyment of delicious wild strawberries into your garden. These varieties root happily under trees and in beds
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Midsummer from the beginning of July is a suitable time for collecting blueberries in the forest and garden for fresh consumption and cooking
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Blueberries usually ripen in mid-summer from the beginning of July and can then be harvested in a fully ripe form for fresh consumption and processing
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Would you like to know more about nectarines, their ingredients and their types? Then read the botanical profile of the nectarine here
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To plant an oak tree, the gardener needs patience. An oak tree lives for hundreds of years and provides shelter for countless insects
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There are over 600 different types of oak trees in the world. In Germany, the common oak and the sessile oak are particularly common
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Pruning oak trees requires some prior knowledge. Depending on the size of the tree, a permit may even be necessary
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You should only transplant oak trees if it is absolutely necessary. You have to keep this in mind when moving so that the tree survives the move
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Oak trees can live for several hundred years. The oldest living oaks are estimated to be over 1,500 years old
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Oak trees can live to a considerable age. The oldest living oak trees are estimated to be 1,500 years old
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Diseases of the easy-care baobab tree - effectively combat and successfully prevent pests. Natural and chemical methods help quickly
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Oak trees can be identified by a few characteristics. They can be identified primarily by their bark and acorns
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You can easily overwinter your baobab tree at this location, at this room temperature and with these special conditions
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Propagate the baobab tree - grow offshoots from small pieces of plants or individual leaves without much work at home or in the garden
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Baobab tree loses leaves - winter dormancy, pests, diseases can be the causes of this sudden change in condition
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In addition to the division into wild blueberries and cultivated blueberries, there are other types of blueberries
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Keeping cashew trees in the garden in Germany is almost never possible. The cool temperatures are to blame because the tree needs a tropical climate
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Cashews are valued as a snack in Germany. Their original homeland is Brazil. But they are also grown in Asia and Africa
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The largest cashew tree in the world covers an area like a football field. Genetic peculiarities are responsible for the unusual growth
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Oak trees are ideal for retraining into a bonsai. As winter trees, they can be kept just as well in the garden as inside the house
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People with histamine intolerance should be careful when consuming cashews. The stone fruits contain a particularly high amount of histamine