Plants 2025, January
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Bluebells are very easy to propagate by sowing or dividing. We will explain to you how it works best
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The African violet isn't blooming? What are the reasons for this? Use these tips to get your African violet to bloom (again)
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The bellflower species Campanula isophylla (the star bellflower) in particular is very suitable for keeping as a houseplant
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Are African violets poisonous to cats? What symptoms can occur? Also read what to do in case of poisoning
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Violets in the profile. Expand your knowledge about violets and read here what characteristics these plants have and how to recognize them
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What do violet seeds look like and what properties do they have? Find out here how to successfully sow the seeds
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The very susceptible delphinium is primarily affected by powdery mildew, but other diseases can also affect it
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Do you have baby's breath in your garden and don't know whether it is poisonous to your cat? Here you will find out the most important things about this topic
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Larkspur is a plant that is very easy to care for, but is also very susceptible to snail damage and mildew
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There are over 300 different species and varieties of delphiniums. We will introduce you to the most beautiful ones and tell you how they are propagated
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Larkspur (Delphinium) is a garden perennial that grows up to two meters high, usually with blue flowers, and fits wonderfully into many herbaceous beds
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Larkspur is very susceptible to powdery mildew. Spraying with field horsetail or yarrow decoction has a preventive effect
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Pansies can become permanent bloomers on the balcony with little effort - Find out more about the colorful harbingers of spring
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The pansies bloom prolifically and use only a small amount of nutrients - therefore sparing fertilization is recommended during the main flowering period
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Are violets hardy? Which violets are sensitive to frost? You can also read here how you can overwinter violets
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Are you planning a wedding and looking for flowers for the bridal bouquet and decoration? Have you thought about gypsophila? Simple and elegant - perfect
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Not all gypsophila are the same. Here we tell you the flowering times of the different varieties of delicate gypsophila
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Are violets suitable as houseplants? Which violets grow at home? What location and care requirements do they have?
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Do you want to know whether your gypsophila is poisonous? Here you can find out something about the ingredients and how gypsophila works
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Larkspur can be propagated by sowing, dividing or cuttings. With us you will find precise step-by-step instructions
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Larkspur can usually be divided very well and can therefore be easily rejuvenated. You can do it too with our step-by-step instructions
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Many pansy species are perennial, the large-flowered garden pansies are usually biennial - find out more here
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Pansies are rarely threatened by diseases and pests - "First aid" and radical solutions to problems at a glance
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Pansy flowers can be used in the kitchen in various ways - read here what you need to consider
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Larkspur loves the sun - the more the better - as well as nutrient-rich, humus-rich and well-moist soil
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Would you like to plant baby's breath in your garden, but don't know how to care for it? Here you will find out the most important things about this topic
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Do you want to plant gypsophila in your garden? Here you will get numerous tips and find out what you should pay attention to
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The sensitive delphinium can easily be over-fertilized and should therefore be supplied with organic fertilizers if possible
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If the delphinium (Delphinium) gets yellow leaves, the cause is usually the wrong location or a lack of nutrients
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Larkspur is very easy to overwinter and only needs a little protection as a potted plant. However, it is important to add compost in the fall
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Are you looking for a perennial for your flower garden? Then you should find out more about Gypsophila paniculata, the baby's breath, here
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Sow the pansies yourself in summer or autumn - grow resilient and persistently flowering plants with little effort
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The violet genus also includes pansies and horned violets - interesting facts about the popular ornamental garden plants
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All parts of the delphinium contain toxic alkaloids that are particularly dangerous to children and animals. Larkspur is highly poisonous
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You can easily see whether the delphinium is he althy by looking at the leaves. Black, yellow or white leaves indicate various diseases
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Depending on the species and variety, delphiniums reach a height of between 30 and 200 centimeters. Here you will get an overview of the highest varieties
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Larkspur (Delphinium) usually blooms in early summer, but can be stimulated to bloom a second time in autumn by pruning in the summer
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Larkspur can be cultivated very well in a pot, for example to protect the plants from voracious snails. But potted delphiniums need good care
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Sowing purchased delphinium seeds is quite easy, but self-collected seeds should first be stratified
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If the delphinium has faded in summer, cut off the spent panicles. The perennial will bloom again in the fall