Gardening
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How much care does the lemon verbena require? Tips for watering, fertilizing, cutting, overwintering and propagating
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Cultivated blueberries differ from wild blueberries in that they prefer a full sun location with sandy soil
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Green or gray Hokkaidos are not unripe, but belong to other Hokkaido varieties. Read about the variety of colors of pumpkins in this guide
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Are you interested in medicinal herbs? Here you will find out the most important things about lungwort and get numerous tips
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Do you know Alpine man litter or sea thistle? We give you interesting and useful tips on caring for sweet thistle
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Do you love unusual plants? Here you will find out how the black snake beard should be cared for and get numerous useful tips
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If diseases such as downy mildew or damping-off disease affect a busy Lieschen, then disposal is usually necessary
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The Impatiens walleriana, known as Busy Lieschen, thrives particularly richly in flowers on a balcony that is not too sunny and protected from the weather
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Busy Lieschen is not hardy even in the varieties sold as perennials, but can be overwintered indoors
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Busy Lizzie of the genus Impatiens does not contain any dangerous toxins, which is why it can be planted without hesitation
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Busy Lieschen can be propagated relatively easily by growing from seeds, or by rooting top cuttings
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Busy Lieschen does not have to be regrown every year, but can also overwinter indoors in a bright and not too cool location
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Cobbler palms also thrive in locations with little light - important information about caring for the green plant indoors
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Red dogwood is a native flowering tree that can be cultivated in the garden and has a high ornamental value. Cornus sanguinea in the profile
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Red dogwood is quite undemanding in terms of its location and feels very comfortable in both light and shady locations
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Red dogwood is ideal for planting as a hedge, either as a single species or mixed with other trees
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Japanese dogwood is not necessarily a candidate for regular cutting, but the shrub should be thinned out in summer
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Red dogwood is considered to tolerate pruning very well, which is why you can cut older shrubs radically
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Japanese dogwood prefers a location in light partial shade, where it is bright but not necessarily exposed to the hottest midday sun
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Red dogwood is considered slightly poisonous to humans, although its ripe fruits can be made into jam or juice when cooked
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Blue fescue is actually very hardy, but it often doesn't survive the winter. This is usually due to the wrong location
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Can you cut blue fescue or not? It is not advisable to cut back the ornamental grass because the plant often does not sprout again
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Due to their undemanding nature, the various red fescue species are suitable for lawns or for grassland or pastures in problematic locations
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Blue fescue can be used in a variety of ways in the garden and forms attractive, dense cushions. The ornamental grass requires little care
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How do you plant the vanilla flower and what needs to be taken into account? You will find out all this in this article
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Although it is often claimed out of ignorance or uncertainty, blue fescue is not poisonous. But it is also not suitable as a fodder plant
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The globe trumpet tree is very rarely attacked by pests or diseases, but is quite susceptible to verticillium wilt
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The globe trumpet tree shows very slow growth, averaging 20 to 30 centimeters per year
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The spherical trumpet tree shows only a few flowers, but impresses with its large, heart-shaped leaves and the spherical crown shape
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Basically, you don't have to cut the ball trumpet tree unless you want to shape a young tree. The tree is very easy to cut
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The ball trumpet tree is also known as the "official tree" because it shoots very late - but the autumn leaves fall all the earlier
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All parts of the globe trumpet tree are considered slightly poisonous and should not be consumed. However, the wood naturally repels mosquitoes
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The globe trumpet tree can be easily planted in the garden in mild regions, but it needs a sunny and warm location
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The tulip magnolia, which is often impressive as it ages, grows an average of between 30 and 60 centimeters per year under optimal conditions
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If the tulip magnolia becomes too big or the location is no longer suitable, the only solution is to transplant it. We'll show you the best way to do this
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The ideal planting time for the tulip magnolia is either after the Ice Saints in late spring or in early autumn
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The tulip magnolia needs good care for beautiful blooms and he althy growth. Above all, cutting should be avoided
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Like all magnolias, you should prune the tulip magnolia as little as possible. Please note our instructions
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The impressive tulip magnolia prefers a sunny and protected location with enough space for growth
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For he althy growth and recurring blooms, you should ensure optimal conditions when planting the tulip magnolia