Plants
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The perfect location for morning glories has as much direct sunlight as possible and offers the plants some wind protection
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One of the biggest enemies of a beech hedge is the beech mealybug. How to recognize a lice infestation and what you can do about it
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The porcelain flower, which comes from the tropics, thrives particularly well as a houseplant, but can also be placed in the garden seasonally
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Digging up a beech hedge is very time-consuming. All roots must be removed as completely as possible. Tips for digging up a beech hedge
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The wax flower should be overwintered in a bright location with a room temperature that is not too warm, around 15 degrees Celsius
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Planting a beech hedge requires some preparation. A short guide on how to plant beech hedges correctly
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Removing a beech hedge is very time-consuming, especially if it is older. How to best remove the hedge
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Beech hedges can be kept quite narrow, but the distance to the neighbor must also be taken into account in addition to the width
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In the first few years you should fertilize the beech hedge regularly. This will no longer be necessary later. How to fertilize beech hedges
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Beech trees are not very susceptible to disease if they are in a good location. Interesting facts about diseases of beech hedges
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Depending on the subspecies, the porcelain flower can be poisonous, which is why it should not be left unattended around crawling small children
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The porcelain flower is not extremely poisonous to humans, but should still not be accessible to small children if the species identification is unclear
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Lilies of the valley do not always have to bloom white. There are even pink-flowering varieties and species with double flowers. An overview of lily of the valley varieties
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The porcelain flower can be propagated relatively easily using offshoots that are cut to a length of about 10 centimeters and rooted
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The easiest way to propagate the porcelain flower as a houseplant is via cuttings that root in a glass of water or directly in a peat-sand mixture
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If the porcelain flower on the windowsill doesn't bloom, there can be various reasons, which are usually easy to fix
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Lilies of the valley are easy to propagate yourself. Propagation occurs by dividing the rhizomes or sowing. Tips for propagating lily of the valley
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The lily of the valley produces fruit in the form of berries from August onwards. Each red berry contains several seeds. Warning: The berries are highly poisonous
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The flowering time of the lily of the valley is in the month of the same name. It can last several weeks if the weather permits
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Read here from when to when different varieties of purple bells can bloom and what characteristics make up the flowers
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Can the purple bell tolerate frost? Here you can find out how hardy this perennial is and how to overwinter it in a pot
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Is the purple bell capable of climbing? You can find out here why purple bells are not just purple bells
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Why should you cut the purple bell? You can read here which time is right and at what height you should cut this perennial
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A potential danger to humans and animals? How poisonous is the purple bell really? Find out here
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Here you can read about the methods that can be used to propagate purple bells and how to proceed
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Here you will get to know the most beautiful, striking and popular varieties of purple bells! All important varieties with their characteristics at a glance
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In this article you will find out which purple bells you should put in the sun and which ones in partial shade
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Read here how the purple bell should be cared for, which diseases can occur and whether overwintering is necessary
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The ideal location for the porcelain flower corresponds approximately to the climate in the rainforest in terms of heat and humidity
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Petunias are not hardy outdoors in this country because they are extremely sensitive to even slightly sub-zero temperatures
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If you want to grow petunias yourself, you have the choice between sowing the seeds and rooting parts of the shoots
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The non-frost-hardy petunias can not only be propagated from cuttings, but also relatively easily from seeds
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If a white coating is found on the petunias in the garden, measures against powdery mildew or downy mildew should be taken quickly
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When watering petunias, possible roofing and the influence of the weather should be taken into account as an indicator of frequency and quantity
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Although petunias are not overly toxic compared to other plants, they should not be consumed by humans or animals
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Powdery mildew can be a serious problem for petunias, which is why the plants should be checked regularly for infestation
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Petunias are extremely sensitive to even light frost and die, which is why they have to be composted without appropriate protection
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Lilies of the valley are very popular as an ornamental plant in the garden. What you need to know about the location and care of spring flowers in the garden
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Once lilies of the valley have settled into the garden, it is difficult to remove them again. This is how you get the flowers back from the garden
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Lilies of the valley are not threatened with extinction, but are still protected in some parts of the country. Digging is therefore prohibited