Plant species 2024, September

Buddleia can be grown wonderfully in a pot as long as you choose a variety that doesn't grow too large. The mini buddleia also blooms beautifully

Buddleia is very propagative and can be propagated via seeds, cuttings, cuttings or planters

The seeds and leaves of the buddleia (Buddleja) in particular are considered slightly poisonous, which is why people and animals should not eat the plant

To ensure that the buddleia blooms profusely and shows he althy growth, you must fertilize it regularly. You can find out how and with what in this article

Especially during late frost in spring, the buddleia freezes quickly. He often recovers after a radical pruning

You can also transplant an old buddleia as long as you do this in autumn or spring

As a shallow rooter, buddleia is easy to dig up. If you want to transplant it, don't use a spade until autumn

Like so many garden trees, the buddleia has shallow roots, but does not spread via root runners. What you should still pay attention to

Buddleia looks particularly beautiful when planted as a flowering hedge together with other flowering shrubs

Not all types of buddleia are hardy. Buddleja davidii, however, can remain in the garden without any problems, but needs winter protection

Buddleia is also occasionally attacked by diseases and pests. However, frost damage is the most common

Buddleia is easy to implement as long as you follow a few rules. We'll tell you how best to do it

The popular buddleia species Buddleja davidii in particular offers numerous hardy varieties that you can plant in the garden

You cannot purchase buddleia as a classic shrub or as a standard tree. There are a few special features to consider when caring for it

Buddleia is an easy-care and undemanding flowering plant. Only overwintering can be problematic, especially with potted plants

Lilacs can be propagated in various ways, but not every method works for every species and variety. This is the best way to do it

Cut the spent flowers of the lilac to avoid uncontrolled sowing. Now is the right time to prune

All parts of the lilac plant are slightly poisonous - including the flowers. Lilac berries, on the other hand, come from black elderberry

Lilac is a wonderful flowering plant that can stand alone, in a group or as a hedge in the garden. You can find out how to plant the shrub here

The lilac (Syringa) has a very short flowering period: most species and varieties show their splendor between May and June

The southern lilac is a potted plant with lilac-like flowers that comes from tropical regions. Learn more about caring for them

Under certain conditions, you can also cultivate lilacs on the balcony. If possible, choose a variety that stays small

Are your lilacs not blooming? In this case, there are many possible causes - we will introduce you to the most common ones

Basically, lilacs are quite undemanding when it comes to soil. It simply cannot tolerate wet, compacted or acidic surfaces

Brown spots on lilacs can have various causes. The lilac moth is often the cause, but fungal infections can also be a reason

Lilac is well suited for cultivation as a bonsai, but then requires a lot of pruning. The tree is hardy and easy to care for

The common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) is considered slightly poisonous. Lilac berries and flowers therefore come from black elderberry

When digging up and removing the buddleia, you should always pull out the roots as well. Otherwise the plant will sprout again and again

If the buddleia doesn't grow, there are many possible reasons. Often it is due to a location that is too dark or unsuitable soil

To ensure that lilacs last longer in the vase, we have put together the best tips for you - including some suggestions for a colorful flower arrangement

Lilac is great as a privacy screen, especially if you plant it as a hedge. The flowering shrub is easy to care for and grows very quickly

When digging up lilacs, it is important to get as many roots out of the soil as possible - otherwise the plant will persistently sprout again

If an old lilac has not been cut for a long time, it becomes sparse, bare and only produces a few flowers. You can rejuvenate it

You should cut radically, especially young 'lilacs of the south'. This way you can achieve a compact shape. The plant tolerates severe pruning

To completely remove a lilac, only completely clearing the rootstock helps. Otherwise, root runners will continue to appear

If the lilac has frozen, it can usually be saved with a courageous pruning. Syringa is considered to be very robust

For lush flowering, lilacs should be fertilized - but with the right fertilizers and not too excessively. This is how it works best

Basically, you don't need to water planted lilacs. However, this makes sense for freshly planted specimens and during a dry period

If the lilac leaves turn yellow, there could be various reasons behind it. It is important to thoroughly research the cause before treatment

In principle, you can also plant lilacs in light partial shade, but they will not bloom as profusely there as in a sunnier place