Gardening
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Read in this article where you can overwinter the Spanish daisy and what care is important in winter
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Read here whether silverweed is hardy or sensitive to frost! You will also find out under what circumstances is winter protection worthwhile?
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Where should you plant lungwort? What substrate does it feel comfortable in? Here you will find out what is important when planting
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Which locations could be suitable for lungwort? Also find out what demands it places on the substrate
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What good lungwort care involves, which aspects play a major role and what you can do without - you can read that here
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Read here what is essential when watering and fertilizing, when to cut the Bornholm daisy and how to overwinter it
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Is the Bornholm daisy always perennial? In this article you will learn how to cultivate them as a perennial
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Read in this article why summer asters are not hardy, what happens to them in autumn and how they are re-sown in spring
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What is the life expectancy of the summer aster? Will it survive the winter? Find out whether or not this perennial needs reseeding every year
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Do you have to water and fertilize summer asters? What illness should you be careful of? Read this and more here
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When should you sow summer asters? Are they advanced or sown on the spot? Here you will find instructions for sowing
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Should you cut the lady fern? Why is watering so important? Read the answers to these and other questions here
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You can read here whether the Japanese sedge is frost-hardy in our latitudes and what care it needs after the winter season
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It is hardy. But is it also cut-friendly? Here you can find out whether, how and when you should cut the Japanese sedge
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You can find out here what advantages the Colorado fir has as a Christmas tree, how it smells and what it looks like
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Read here which care errors, location factors, diseases and pests can be behind increased needle shedding in the Colorado fir
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Read here, among other things, which location, which substrate and which planting time play a role when planting the silver rain
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Read in this article whether the silver rain can tolerate frost and survive the winters in this country - or does it need a place to overwinter?
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Highest alert level or false alarm? How poisonous is silver rain really? Find out here that not all silver rain is the same
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Why not all autumn anemones are hardy, which ones should be protected and how, you can read in this article
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How to divide autumn anemones and when is the right time to do so, you will find out in this article
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Most olive willows are winter-hardy, a few are also evergreen - read about which types of olive willow can decorate your garden all year round
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In contrast to other types of maple, the ash maple can and should be cut back regularly. The main thing to pay attention to is hygiene
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The succulent spurge is often cultivated in rock gardens and can be propagated relatively easily via cuttings, sowing or division
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Roller spurge, which is often found in gardens, is, like all spurge plants, highly poisonous and can cause severe burns
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If you plant hanging tomatoes (also bush or balcony tomatoes), then you can hope for a rich harvest even on a small balcony
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Many delicious and high-yielding varieties of bush and cherry tomatoes can be grown as hanging tomatoes. Currant tomatoes are particularly delicious
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The Judas tree, which is a spring bloomer, needs a lot of warmth and sun, so it prefers a sunny and protected location
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The exotic-looking Judas tree - also known as the heart or love tree - requires little care. A sunny and dry location is more important
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The Judas tree blooms beautifully in spring and is available in many different types and varieties. We present the most beautiful ones to you
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Is your Judas tree not blooming? In our overview we present possible causes and how to eliminate them
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If you want to get a rich harvest from your hanging tomatoes, you have to take good care of them. We'll tell you what exactly you need to pay attention to
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The Judas tree, which blooms beautifully pink or white in spring, is ideal for cultivation as a bonsai
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Many a Judas tree looks particularly good as a standard tree, as it can then show its pedigree
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The blossom of the Judas tree is very unusual for a European tree, as it also sprouts from older wood and even the trunk
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Contrary to the often read claim, the Judas tree is only partially hardy and needs winter protection in regions with unfavorable climates
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A flowering plant as magnificent as the Judas tree is definitely poisonous - right? In fact, you can eat the flowers of this popular spring bloomer raw
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Basically, you don't need to prune the Judas tree unless for nursing or educational purposes
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The Chinese Judas tree is only partially hardy when young and requires winter protection. The shrub can also be cultivated in a container
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Hornbeam hedges need to be rejuvenated after a few years because they are often no longer properly dense. What to consider when rejuvenating