Plant species 2025, January
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Parsley is often attacked by lice. What to do if you have an infestation and how you can prevent aphid infestation
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In contrast to other herbs, parsley is a dark germinator. This is why sowing usually takes longer than with other herbs
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Parsley is not only incompatible with itself, but with all umbelliferous plants and many other plants. Tips for mixed culture
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Parsley is grown as a biennial herb. After flowering in the second year, the leaves should no longer be used for seasoning
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Mildew is unfortunately often observed on parsley. A good location is the best prevention against the fungal disease
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Parsley is propagated by seeds. You can collect and dry seeds after flowering or purchase them in bags from specialist retailers
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There are four different types of parsley: flat-leaf and curly parsley, root parsley and the still little-known Japanese parsley
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If parsley is too dense, the plants cannot develop well and produce fewer leaves. Timely pricking is therefore necessary
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Parsley likes light, but the herb cannot tolerate direct sun. This also applies to the space on the window sill behind the glass
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Parsley was originally native to the Mediterranean region. It was only in the Middle Ages that it found its way into the herb gardens of monasteries
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If the parsley develops white spots, various care errors and incorrect locations can be responsible. Tips for prevention
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Growing parsley requires a bit of sensitivity. Only if the location and care are right is it worth growing the herb yourself
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The parsley doesn't germinate, doesn't care and just doesn't want to grow properly. What might be causing it not to thrive and what can you do?
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Rosemary can be propagated from cuttings. To do this, use young shoots that you plant in a pot with a suitable substrate
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Does your rosemary have white spots? White spots on rosemary leaves are often an indication of a pest infestation. Powdery mildew is also common on rosemary
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Some varieties of rosemary are hardy, some are only winter-hardy. Find out here what the difference is and which varieties should be classified where
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Rosemary usually dries up due to root rot, which occurs as a result of a location that is too wet. Sometimes the plant can be saved
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Planting rosemary - Growing rosemary in your own garden - Tips & Tricks for beautiful rosemary bushes in the garden and pot
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Rosemary Care - Properly caring for a rosemary is actually quite uncomplicated. The plant needs sun, warmth and is otherwise undemanding
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Propagate rosemary - sow rosemary - propagate rosemary via cuttings - propagate rosemary via sinkers / offshoots - divide rosemary
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Harvesting rosemary - Harvesting the rosemary needles also serves as a means of thinning out the care. In addition, the successful harvest depends on the right time
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Both the young shoot tips and leaves and flowers of rosemary are edible. However, rosemary should be used very sparingly
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Overwintering rosemary - There are only a few hardy rosemary varieties that can be left outdoors. Otherwise, rosemary should stay indoors
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Rosemary soil - The ideal soil for rosemary is poor, well-drained and sandy. The plant also thrives very well on stone walls and in gravel beds
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Fertilize rosemary - You only have to fertilize rosemary very sparingly because the plant, like so many herbs, thrives especially in poor soil
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Rosemary Origin - Rosemary originally comes from southern Europe and has been used in the kitchen and as a medicinal herb for many thousands of years
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Rosemary Diseases - Rosemary is quite susceptible to various fungal diseases. Prevent proper care with good garden hygiene &
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Water rosemary correctly - Rosemary only needs a little water and should therefore be watered carefully. Instructions for the correct watering of rosemary
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Planting rosemary - Not every rosemary is suitable for planting; winter-hardy varieties are preferred. Choice of location and care
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Rosemary offshoots - Rosemary can be propagated very well via offshoots or cuttings as well as via cuttings. Lowering offers many advantages
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Rosemary blooms - Blooming rosemary can still be used. Even the flowers are edible and are sprinkled over salads and desserts as decoration
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Rosemary Balcony - Suitable rosemary varieties for the balcony - Planting and caring for rosemary in the pot - Overwintering rosemary on the balcony
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Rosemary in the apartment - Rosemary is not a houseplant and should be taken outside at least in summer. In winter the plant should be kept cool over the winter
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Rosemary yellow spots - If rosemary leaves get yellow spots, then there is usually an infestation of leafhoppers behind it
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Rosemary in a pot - Rosemary should ideally be cultivated in a pot. How to plant and care for rosemary in a pot
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Rosemary Pests - Weakened rosemary is quickly attacked by various insects. Countermeasures should always only be carried out on a biological basis
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Rosemary Mildew - White deposits on the rosemary leaves indicate an infestation with powdery mildew. This can be easily combated with natural remedies
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Rosemary Seeds - Rosemary is difficult to propagate from seeds. Learn how to sow rosemary and care for the seedlings
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Aphids as well as mealybugs and mealybugs can attack rosemary. Find out here which home remedies help against lice on rosemary
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Sowing rosemary - Rosemary can be sown under glass from early spring. However, propagation via seeds is not very promising