Plant species
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Lupins are hardy and very robust perennials that can easily survive sub-zero temperatures. They are grown in the garden as a perennial
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Lupins can also be easily grown in pots. However, the care required is slightly higher than for lupins in the garden
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Ornamental lupins in the garden are poisonous plants. Both the leaves and the seeds are poisonous to humans and pets
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The cultivation of lupins has not only increased in ornamental gardens. Agricultural businesses are also increasingly relying on lupine cultivation
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Lupins are ideal ornamental perennials for the garden. They are robust, require little care and reliably produce new flowers year after year
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Yellow lupins, like white and blue varieties, contain a lot of protein. In contrast to the ornamental lupine, which is popular in the garden, these varieties are not poisonous
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Lupins enrich sandy soils with nitrogen. Special varieties of lupine are therefore often grown as green manure in gardens and fields
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Lupins can be propagated in three ways. Which methods are suitable for propagation and what you need to consider
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Lupins are robust and hardy flowering perennials. The colorful plants don’t need much care. How to properly care for lupins
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In a favorable location, the perennial lupine grows for many years. Find out what you need to consider when choosing a location
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Growing lupins from seeds is easy. What you need to consider when propagating by sowing to grow new lupine plants
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Lupins are very undemanding and robust perennials that thrive in the garden for several years. What you should consider when planting
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Gerbera is not winter-hardy except for one variety. The plant cannot survive sub-zero temperatures and must be kept frost-free over the winter
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There are three ways to propagate gerberas. You have to keep this in mind if you want to grow new gerbera plants
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Withered gerbera flowers must be cut off immediately. This stimulates the plant to produce new flowers
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There are 30 known varieties of Gerbera alone. There are countless varieties in all colors for the garden or flower bench
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Gerberas are cut as cut flowers or for care so that they retain their compact growth. What you need to consider when cutting
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Gerberas as cut flowers need special care so that they bloom for a long time. Tips for treating gerberas for the vase or in arrangements
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Obtaining seeds from your own gerbera doesn't always work. What you need to consider to obtain germinable seeds
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Because of the cold winters, gerberas are usually only kept as annuals in Europe. With a little skill, the plant can also be cared for over several years
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Growing gerberas from seeds works well if the germination temperatures are high enough and the seeds are nice and fresh. Tips for sowing gerberas
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Gerberas are not only popular as cut flowers or houseplants. The plant will also thrive in the garden if you start it right
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Gerbera lasts as a cut flower in a vase for up to two weeks if a few care measures are followed. Tips for care in the vase
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If gerberas bloom prematurely in a pot, care errors and incorrect location are usually responsible. This ensures a long flowering period
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Although it is often said: Gerbera is not poisonous. The houseplant can therefore be kept safely even with small children or animals
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As a tropical plant, the gerbera likes it warm and airy. In summer it is therefore safe to be outdoors. Tips for care on the balcony
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Most Gerbera varieties are not hardy and must be overwintered in a frost-free place. What you need to consider when wintering
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Gerbera delights gardeners with lots of colorful flowers that can last for many weeks when properly cared for. This ensures a long flowering period
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Gerbera is kept as a houseplant or in the garden. Only if the care is right will the plant bloom profusely. How to properly care for gerberas
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Gerbera needs a suitable location and good care to bloom lushly. You should keep this in mind when planting in a flower bed or pot
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Gerberas come in all colors. Whether strong tones, pastel or multicolored flowers - the tropical plant provides color in the home and garden
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Find out everything you need to know about canna flowering here: How do you speed up the start of flowering, how do you extend the flowering period and what do the flowers look like?
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When is it time to plant the canna? Find out more about the right time, hardening, location, substrate & the requirements of the tubers
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How to get your Canna safely over the winter. Read how to prepare the canna for overwintering and how to avoid common mistakes
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What care procedures does the Canna require? Learn about fertilizing, watering, cutting, overwintering, diseases and pests
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Where should you plant your canna? Is it suitable for containers and outdoors? Should you prefer them? How can you propagate them? Find out here
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Without regular care, a meadow would become overgrown with shrubs and bushes, which is why mowing is essential for a rich variety of plants
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Caring for wildflower meadows is wonderfully easy: wildflower meadows only need to be mowed once or twice a year, and fertilizer is not necessary
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To create a wildflower meadow, you first have to thin out the soil. The selection of seeds is very important for beautiful flowering
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There are many beautiful meadow flowers that start blooming in March. We will introduce you to some of the rarest and most beautiful ones