Gardening 2024, November

The boxwood borer caterpillars are feared among gardeners. Read here how you can recognize them and successfully remove them from your boxwood

The boxwood moth pest lays many eggs. Find out here what his eggs look like, where and when he laid them and what you can do about it

Even when there is frost, the boxwood moth doesn't disappear, it just takes a short break. Read how you can deal with him in winter

How dangerous is the boxwood borer for other plants? We will tell you what experiences we have now had with the immigrated pest

It is important to reliably identify boxwood borers because an infestation must be combated as early as possible. More information about the three development stages

The boxwood moth's moths can cause major damage. You can find out here how to recognize them and whether males and females differ

Boxwood moth caterpillars can be removed from the boxwood with a high-pressure cleaner. You can find out exactly how to use the device here

Do sparrows eat boxwood moth caterpillars? Find out here to what extent the local birds help in decimating the pest

It is better to prevent box tree borers than to have to laboriously fight them later. You can find out here how you can keep it away from the boxwood

It's a damn good idea to use soft soap against boxwood borers. You can find out how to make and use a spray solution here

Coffee grounds against the boxwood moth? If it helps, why not? Read here what it can do against this pest and how it is used

Neem oil is convincing against boxwood borers. You can find out here how and when you can save your boxwood with this natural remedy

Tea tree oil could possibly help against boxwood borers, but is it the best choice? Read here what experiences have been available so far

Primary rock powder can help you combat a boxwood borer infestation. You can find out here when and how you can use the natural remedy

How are the nutritional needs of runner beans met? Which fertilizer is used? How often are runner beans fertilized? We help with that

Runner beans can be sown as a pre-culture indoors, from mid-May directly into the garden bed or into a pot on the balcony. We help with that

The harvest season for runner beans begins in July. We provide an overview of the harvesting of young green beans and dry beans and how to preserve them

Runner beans are grown every year. We provide an overview of varieties, location, substrate, spacing, sowing and harvesting times and bed neighbors

Chard is a vitamin-rich vegetable that is easy to grow in the garden and can be harvested several times a year

Growing spinach with your own hands is not torture. Quite the opposite: with a little background information, culture becomes child's play

Growing and harvesting cauliflower, with a little preparation and care, every vegetable lover can make their wish come true in the garden or on the balcony

Bring your freshly harvested salad to the table! Endive, Lollo Rosso, lamb's lettuce and the like can be harvested and enjoyed almost all year round

Enjoy cauliflower from your own garden all year round. This article will show you how to successfully grow this demanding vegetable

Valuable tips & Tricks for organic cultivation of tasty and he althy kale, which even amateurs can use to achieve profitable harvests

Romanesco, the tasty cauliflower variety from Italy, can also be grown in home gardens. Try it once too

White cabbage is an extremely tasty and nutrient-rich vegetable. At the same time, cabbage is quite demanding - but with our tips you can achieve a good harvest

Growing your own iceberg lettuce is fun, harvesting it yourself and eating it with pleasure is even more fun. The cultivation of the plants is very easy

The savory taste of arugula is very popular in numerous salads and other dishes. Read here how to grow arugula yourself

Harvesting chard in your own garden: How long do I have to wait? How do I harvest so it grows back? Here you will find the answers and more about chard

Chinese cabbage - a particularly digestible cabbage vegetable - Its cultivation is easy and therefore suitable even for less experienced hobby gardeners

Red cabbage is one of the vegetables that is perfect for storing in cooked form and can be grown in your own garden

Discover the best pea varieties for the garden. Vigorous, productive and delicate. There is something for every taste

Harvesting peas at the perfect time requires sensitivity and a sense of proportion. This way you get the best harvest quality

Planting peas correctly is basic for hobby gardeners - this is how it works without any stumbling blocks

A climbing aid for peas can be practical and decorative at the same time. Be inspired by creative ideas

Peas are in season for many months - a compact overview of sowing and harvesting the most important species

Do you want to harvest fresh chard in early spring? This can be achieved by overwintering the chard in the garden and in the bucket. We help

Sowing peas is not difficult - we will get you fit, from preparation to sowing to warding off animal scroungers

Do you want to sow Swiss chard directly outdoors? We will help you prepare the bed, sow seeds and show you what else is important

Endive salad doesn't come into the bed until summer. Instructions explain how to plant the late bloomer