Gardening
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The mullein thrives particularly well in warm, full-sun locations, although drought and poor soil are not a problem
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You can find out here whether the mullein is poisonous and what the leaves and flowers can be used for
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Pruning the plant in the actual sense is not common practice for mullein due to the new inflorescences that grow every year
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Mullein can be sown on the windowsill and directly outdoors, but it can also be done by self-sowing without having to do anything
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The leaves of the mullein have led to the name wool flower due to their hairiness and are used as a natural remedy
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Will the lavender heather survive the winter without any damage? Here you will also find out how this plant should be protected and cared for in winter
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How, when and how often should you cut the lavender heather? Here you will also find out what beneficial side effects cutting has
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Find out by reading this article what you should pay attention to when choosing a location for the lavender heath
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How frost-tolerant is the Japanese lavender heather? Which specimens should be protected in winter? You can find out this and more here
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What care does the Japanese lavender heather require? Here you can find out more about the most important care procedures for this plant
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Find out more about the harebell and its seeds. What do they look like, when do they mature and how are they used for propagation?
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Is the Japanese lavender heather harmless or poisonous? After reading this article, you will be more careful in the future
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How poisonous is the harebell? Which ingredients can lead to symptoms of poisoning? Get the answers here
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How are scented geraniums overwintered? Learn how to overwinter these plants in this article
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Why doesn't the scented geranium bloom? Read here what the possible causes are and how you can counteract them
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Which Dufgeranium varieties are recommended? Here you will find an overview of the varieties according to their scent and unusual specimens
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Does scented geranium really help against mosquitoes? Read here about the effectiveness and application and get tips on recommended varieties
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Which propagation methods are suitable for the scented geranium? Here you will find the most important information about the exact procedure
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Apart from the choice of location and the effort involved in manual propagation, the mullein is easy to care for as a garden plant
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When planting mullein, pay attention to a location that is as sunny as possible with good drainage, as it is prone to root rot if it is waterlogged
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When propagating mullein, you can either use self-sowing, targeted sowing or root cuttings
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The flowering period of the mullein usually lasts from July to August or September and is characterized by a relatively long flowering period
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The imperial crown does not work wonders as a biological defense against voles, but it can be used locally as protection
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Here you will learn all the characteristics of grape hyacinth seeds and read facts about their ripening time and the sowing procedure
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Which methods have proven successful for propagating grape hyacinth? Find out how the propagation methods are carried out here
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What care does a grape hyacinth need? Read advice on watering, fertilizing, cutting, etc. here
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Find out in this article which factors play a crucial role when planting grape hyacinths
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The grape hyacinth in the profile. What are their essential characteristics? What other names does she have? Read this and other facts here
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Is grape hyacinth poisonous or not? What are the effects of skin contact and consumption of large quantities? Read the facts here
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Edelweiss (Leontopodium nivale) is very suitable for growing in pots, but not for keeping as a houseplant
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Although the edelweiss is generally hardy as a high mountain plant, wet winters in particular can be a problem
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Edelweiss is easy to grow from seeds. The seeds are sown in seed trays in March and the young plants are planted outdoors after the Ice Saints
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Japanese knotweed can be easily controlled - by simply preparing and eating the young, tender shoots such as rhubarb
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Edelweiss is very easy to care for and can be cultivated very well in the garden as long as it is given a sunny spot in barren, lime-rich soil
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As a high mountain plant, the edelweiss is well hardy. Nevertheless, you should heed our tips when wintering
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The edelweiss is not only an important symbol of the Alps, but also stands for courage and bravery, among other things. Find out more about the meaning here
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The edelweiss likes barren soil. Find out here which location is perfect for the white flower and what other requirements it has
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Since the imperial crown breaks through the earth's surface every year from the bulbs, cutting the above-ground parts is only necessary after they have wilted
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Find out here whether and under what conditions the imperial crown is winter hardy and how you can overwinter it successfully
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The imperial crown only drives away moles with its smell in a local area, but it can at least protect the flower bed from mole attacks