5 unusual ideas for the garden
A well-maintained garden with flower beds and some decoration can be a real feast for the eyes. However, by thinking outside the box, your garden will become unique.... Read more.
How harmful are mole crickets really?
Mole crickets are not exactly popular, as they are considered a pest that bites through plant roots. But is this bad reputation true at all? It is neither particularly... Read more.
Mower Tree guard – a must for every garden
A “Mower Tree Guard” is a protective device or structure designed to safeguard trees from damage caused by lawnmowers and other garden equipment. Here... Read more.
Ants on the path and terrace: relocate instead of fighting them
The little crawlers can also be quite a nuisance in the garden. Instead of reaching for the chemical mace, you should first try relocating them. Ants love slab and... Read more.
5 tricks for better seed germination
With these natural treatment methods, you give plant seeds a jump-start before sowing: for example, for faster germination in the case of hard shells or to strengthen... Read more.
Superfood duel: Moringa vs. kale
Moringa, the horseradish tree native to India, is hailed as the most nutrient-rich plant and panacea for the body. But what’s really in it? It tolerates heat... Read more.
Fertilizing with sheep wool
In fact – from sheep’s wool can only knit sweaters, but also fertilize plants with it. We took a look at why and how this works. What makes sheep’s... Read more.
The rose with the largest rose hips
Some species of roses bear only small fruits. But one stands out in this respect. From the particularly large rose hips can be prepared fine jam. In our latitudes,... Read more.
Can I plant a horse chestnut tree in my garden?
Harvesting your own chestnuts from the garden behind the house – a paradisiacal idea. But can the demands of the sweet chestnut be met in our latitudes? The... Read more.
Why You Should Not Leave Clay Pots Outdoors in Winter
Whether empty or planted, clay pots should be left outdoors through the winter only under certain conditions. Leaving clay pots outdoors during the winter months... Read more.
Does Talking to Plants Help Them Grow?
Talking to plants is a common gardening practice, and while it may not have scientifically proven effects on plant growth, it can be a positive and enjoyable aspect... Read more.
Why Autumn Leaves Are The Best Mulch
Trees and shrubs give us a valuable raw material in autumn: their leaves! Instead of disposing of it, use it as mulch in suitable places. Only on lawns and sidewalks... Read more.
Natural home remedies against spider mites
Weakened houseplants and in addition the dry heating air in winter – ideal conditions for the common spider mite (Tetranychus urticae). The tiny mites are... Read more.
Why Its Important to Disinfect Garden Shears After Use
Disinfecting pruning shears is essential for several reasons when working in a garden or with plants: To disinfect pruning shears: Remember that different plants... Read more.
Tips for Placing Garden Sculptures
We would like to give you some tips for the perfect placement of garden sculptures. By the way, we also advise you to definitely try different locations before finally... Read more.
Should You Fertilize Strawberries Again in Autumn?
Fertilizing strawberries in the autumn is generally not recommended, as it can interfere with the natural process of preparing the plants for the winter. However,... Read more.
5 common mistakes in the care of orchids
Orchids always want to stand warm and be watered a lot? We clear up the biggest misconceptions about the care of indoor orchids. Temperature preferences depend on... Read more.
How do you take care of an Iron Cross?
You may be familiar with this: after some time, Iron Cross forms long shoots, until it finally withers away. The good news: this is not a bad omen, but only the... Read more.
Mini kiwi: planting, harvesting and pruning in autumn
It is easy to grow, very hardy and gives us wonderful aromatic fruit. No question, the list of benefits of our mini kiwi is very long! When autumn arrives, the first... Read more.
pH value & plant availability: Our crash course makes you a soil expert!
We have already dealt with macronutrients, fertilizers and soil conditions. However, nutrients are a very complex subject; on the one hand, they must be in the right... Read more.
Allow fruits and vegetables to ripen: This is how it works!
Of course, fruits and vegetables taste best when they are harvested fully ripe and can be enjoyed fresh. But it is often not so easy to find the right time to harvest.... Read more.
The 11 winter hardiness zones: An overview
In autumn we are slowly getting ready for the cold season and start to prepare the balcony, terrace and garden for the coming winter. Now is also the time to think... Read more.
Fit for the winter: Prepare balcony & terrace properly
As the gardening year draws to a close and cold gusts replace the warm sun, a few safety precautions need to be taken on the balcony and terrace and preparations... Read more.
Fig, kiwi: how to get them ready for winter outside
Whether outdoors or in tubs, the plants, which originate from more southern regions and are therefore only conditionally hardy, need additional protection in the... Read more.
Winterize the vegetable patch
In October, it is slowly time to prepare the garden for winter. In this article, the focus is on the vegetable patch. For balcony and terrace gardens, we have already... Read more.
Garden herbs: How to winter them properly!
While caring for hardy herbs in the cold season is really a breeze, there’s a little more to consider for the less hardy plants. In this article, you’ll... Read more.
Properly water and fertilize lemon tree in winter
To produce many flowers and fruits, your citrus tree needs a little break in the winter to gather strength. In this article we look at how to properly provide it... Read more.
Watering and fertilizing olive tree in winter: How it works
In winter, the olive tree takes a break in its growth. During its winter dormancy, it needs significantly less water and nutrients. How often you need to water and... Read more.
Raspberry, blueberry: get them to survive winter outdoors
In order for raspberries, blueberries & Co. to survive the icy winter temperatures well, they need warming protection. It makes a difference whether your berry... Read more.
Recognize, prevent and properly treat waterlogging
Less is more: When it comes to watering your plants, you should definitely stick to this principle and keep a close eye on the moisture balance of the soil. Waterlogging... Read more.