Plant species
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The correct planting depends on the specific dogwood species, as each has different location and soil needs
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Is your dogwood not blooming? Sometimes you just need a little patience. But an unsuitable location or incorrect care can also be the cause
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Dogwood (Cornus) is a very easy-care tree, with each species having different needs and requirements
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The dogwood plant family is very rich in species and varieties. We would like to introduce you to some of the most beautiful ones here
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Japanese dogwood not only has very decorative fruits, they are also edible. They are particularly tasty as jam, jelly or liqueur
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A younger trumpet tree can usually be transplanted without major problems as long as you follow the following rules
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The trumpet tree (Catalpa bignonioides) is only reasonably winter-hardy in our latitudes, but only from the age of four to five years
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The trumpet tree can grow up to 15 meters high, but grows quite slowly at a rate of between 30 and 50 centimeters per year
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Is your trumpet tree losing leaves? This is usually due to a lack of nutrients and/or water. Sometimes verticillium wilt is also the cause
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What is the best way to propagate the trumpet tree? The easiest way to do this is with half-ripe cuttings or, for older trees, with cuttings
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Despite its name, the common trumpet tree is by no means boring - quite the opposite. We introduce you to the flowering tree in the profile
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The common trumpet tree, which comes from the southeast of the USA, prefers a sunny and warm location with nutrient-rich, slightly moist soil
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A trumpet tree can be cut very easily, although the question of "when?" provides. There are two dates to choose from
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The trumpet tree (Catalpa) is very easy to grow yourself from seeds as long as you follow our tips
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The best time to plant the trumpet tree is late spring, but late summer or early autumn are also very suitable
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After flowering, the trumpet tree produces long, bean-like fruits that contain many seeds. However, the fruits are not edible
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The trumpet tree, up to 18 meters high, is a real gem. Find out how best to plant the deciduous deciduous tree
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Although the trumpet tree (Catalpa) comes from a region with a milder climate, it often becomes less sensitive to frost with age
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If the trumpet tree has yellow leaves, this is usually due to incorrect care. Verticillium wilt can also be behind it
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The trumpet tree benefits from fertilization, especially when it is still quite young, is in a pot or the nutrient content in the soil is not sufficient
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The trumpet tree shows its flowers from June to July. However, this flowering period only applies to older specimens, because young trees do not yet bloom
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The trumpet tree impresses with lush, orchid-like flowers. The summer-green deciduous tree also owes its name to this
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It's not without reason that the trumpet tree is jokingly called the "civil servant's tree"; after all, it doesn't sprout until late spring
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Is your trumpet tree not blooming? Care errors are often the cause, but the age and variety of the tree can also be the cause
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The trumpet tree is considered quite easy to care for, provided it is in a suitable location. It is just as easy to propagate
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Younger trumpet trees only overwinter best with good winter protection or in a frost-free but cool place
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A trumpet tree (Catalpa) is easy to prune and also tolerates bold pruning very well
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The trumpet tree, which comes from the warm and sunny regions of the USA, is relatively easy to care for as long as you follow certain rules
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A he althy and strong trumpet tree is usually less susceptible to disease. Fungal infections primarily affect weakened trees
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All parts of the trumpet tree are mildly poisonous and should not be consumed. However, the tree is considered a natural repellent against mosquitoes
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Japanese maple shows very different growth per year depending on the species and variety, location, care and climatic conditions
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Japanese maple is quite easy to propagate from soft cuttings cut between May and June
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Japanese maple - can you transplant it or not? This measure should be avoided if possible, but sometimes it is unavoidable
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Japanese maple originally comes from a cool, temperate climate and is therefore very hardy even in our latitudes
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Japanese maple comes from a cool, temperate climate zone and is therefore well hardy. Specimens cultivated in containers should still be protected
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Japanese maple is hardy and quite insensitive to cold, but the best planting time is spring
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Japanese maple should be repotted about every two years. You can find out why this is so important and when is the right time in this article
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If Japanese maple loses its leaves, there can be many reasons behind it. Which reasons are conceivable and what you can do about them
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If Japanese maple suddenly develops dry leaves, verticillium wilt is often behind it. This is caused by a fungus
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Japanese maple is quite robust and rarely prone to disease. What is feared, however, is the dangerous Verticillium wilt