Gardening 2025, January
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Coltsfoot is a medicinal and edible herb. We tell you where it grows, which parts of the plant are collected and how to identify the herb with certainty
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There are many reasons to prepare chickweed as food. We will explain to you how you can reliably identify the wild weed based on typical characteristics
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Chickweed likes to spread widely across the lawn. We can tell you which methods you can use to get rid of the wild weeds from there
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Chickweed deserves a place in the kitchen. We will tell you the valuable ingredients and how versatile you can prepare the wild herb
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Chickweed as a salad is not yet well known. We will explain to you why the herb is so he althy and how it can be prepared in a variety of ways as a salad
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Germander is popular as a border and as a solitary plant. We will explain to you how the bush is cut and what happens to the runners
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Chickweed reproduces by seeds. We provide you with interesting facts about this and explain what consequences this can have for you and your garden
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Germander speedwell is a rather unknown wild herb. We will tell you whether this blue-flowering plant is poisonous and whether we should therefore avoid it
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The wild herb chickweed invites you to collect it. We will explain to you in detail how you can safely find the herb instead of resorting to a look-alike
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Germander speedwell is an amazing plant. Read here what the widespread wild herb looks like on the outside and what its inner values are
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Groundsel is so common that everyone is sure to come across it at some point. We clarify whether and how poisonous the native species are
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Camelina can be discovered again. We will explain to you when and how this uncomplicated original plant is grown and harvested in the home garden
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Wörlitz Park, designed in English style, is a magnet for visitors. In this article we have summarized the most important information for you
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How to trim a hornbeam hedge correctly. - Comprehensive tutorial with all types of cuts - from planting cuts to rejuvenation
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How to properly trim a wig bush. - Find out all the cutting options with timing and expert cutting here
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Arugula can suffer from leaf spot disease. We will tell you how the fungus can be combated preventatively and why the plants should be disposed of
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Bladder snails appear as accompanying fauna in the aquarium. Read here why aquatic organisms are useful and what they need to live
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The Märzenbecher is a so-called early bloomer. We will tell you when the first bell flowers can be expected and how long the flowering period lasts
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Would you like to have Märzenbecher in your own garden? We will explain to you when and how you can plant your bulbs and what else is crucial
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Märzenbecher is highly toxic in all parts, for humans and pets. We will tell you the active substances and which symptoms of poisoning they trigger
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March cups look even more beautiful in groups. We will describe to you how you can grow new plants from daughter bulbs or use the seeds
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March cups and lilies of the valley have similarly shaped flowers and thrive in moist forests. We'll tell you whether there are even more similarities
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The Märzenbecher flower is protected. We'll explain why this is so and what it means for you if you encounter her in the "wild"
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Märzenbecher are easy-care bulbous plants that sprout new plants every year. We clarify which care is useful in their cultivation
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Märzenbecher can delight us with its flowers early in the year. We will tell you which location this wild plant prefers in a cultivated garden
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The beautiful Märzenbecher deserves more attention. We will tell you many interesting facts about his appearance and why he is protected by law
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March cups and snowdrops are often confused with each other. We'll tell you what they have in common and the fine details that differentiate them
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The wild pear is edible, but doesn't taste good. Read here how you can use fruits and flowers and how the wood was used in the past
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Caring for strawberry mint is not very difficult. Read everything about watering, fertilizing, cutting, overwintering and location requirements here
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Although strawberry mint is hardy, protection from the cold is recommended. Read everything about location, harvest, preparation for winter and winter protection here
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Strawberry mint has many uses. There are delicious recipes and ideas for further processing options here
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The pineapple sage is easy to dry. We'll show you how to make dry bouquets and dry spices. With tips for faster drying
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Chocolate mint is demanding when it comes to care. We explain what you need to know about soil and location, watering, fertilizing, cutting and overwintering
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Pineapple sage requires little care. We'll show you what you need to pay attention to when it comes to location and soil, watering, fertilizing and overwintering
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Pineapple sage is not hardy. We'll show you how to overwinter potted and outdoor plants and what you need to consider after winter
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Using pineapple sage as a spice or for teas - We'll show you how to use the plant parts and where the plant thrives
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We explain to you why the wild apple is ecologically and aesthetically valuable as a natural hedge. With information about location and hedge design
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The wild apple is not poisonous, but should be cooked before consumption. Read everything about the ingredients of fruits and seeds here
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The wild apple is edible if you prepare it correctly. We'll show you how the fruits are used and what makes them so valuable
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In Germany there is currently no obligation to report the discovery of oak processionary moth caterpillars. Nevertheless, a report makes sense