Hanging plants in the room allow for plant decorations in any place where it is desired. The hanging and hanging plants definitely have their advantages. Below you will find some suggestions as to the criteria you use to select and use the plants so that they optimally fulfill their tasks at their respective location. What to consider…
Tarragon – for some a promise of the consecration of high cuisine, for others a rather unknown spice. That you might be banned from your household forever the first time you try it, because you have to be careful which tarragon you plant. However, the right variety will more than meet your expectations. Here you can find…
Pear rust can quickly make a pear tree look pretty sick because it causes conspicuous spots on the leaves. Here you will learn how to recognize pear rust and when and how it is necessary to combat it. Pear rust – the pathogen Pear rust is a fungal disease. The fungus is called Gymnosporangium sabinae and does…
The cherry blossom is a symbol of spring-like lightness and intensifies the anticipation of the new garden year. Hobby gardeners therefore only consider their garden complete when there is at least one cherry tree in it. Thanks to the impressive sweet cherry for large areas and the compact sour cherry tree for the small garden, nobody has…
Limescale can act as a fresh cell cure for the soil in the garden. This is especially true if he is a little too angry at home. However, it also supplies plants with the important nutrient calcium and makes it easier for them to absorb these nutrients in general. The lawn in particular is usually very grateful if…
Gardeners discovered and cultivated the Italian clematis more than 400 years ago. The plant originally comes from the Mediterranean region and is widespread here from Spain to Asia. In addition to the original wild Clematis viticella, there are now many cultivated varieties that are more robust but just as graceful and decorative. The Italian clematis is a climbing…
When weeds spread in the garden, good advice is needed. Horn meal is mentioned by many hobby gardeners as a solution for controlling weeds. Other experiences and expert opinions suggest that horn meal has been used with limited success and in a sensible way in the fight against unwanted weeds. But what about horny flour as a weed…
People who (still) live without plant-eating roommates are not necessarily concerned about whether their houseplants are poisonous (to anyone). With a little thought, it quickly becomes clear that poisonous plants are of course also sold. So that your furry friend can feel safe in your own four walls, we show you non-toxic indoor plants for cats here….
The evergreen honeysuckle (Lonicera nitida) develops into a richly branched bush that is almost overloaded with small leaves. Where this plant thrives, lush greenery is guaranteed from January to December. It leads a hedge existence, conquers embankments across the board, frames colorful flowers or can be shaped into an eye-catcher with scissors. The hedge myrtle is also easy…
Predatory, treacherous and also a bit scary – many hobby gardeners have mixed feelings about carnivorous plants. But such carnivores, which belong to the genus of butterwort (Pinguicula), are still very popular with most garden enthusiasts. The lush green plants impress above all with their strikingly colored flowers, which are a real eye-catcher in the living room. Of…