What to Do in the Garden During Winter
While nature is in hibernation, the anticipation for spring begins to grow. In winter, garden work in Tyrol mostly comes to a halt, giving you plenty of time to... Read more.
How to Add Color to Your Garden in Winter
Winter doesn’t have to mean a dull garden. With strategic plant choices and creative design, you can infuse vibrant hues and textures into your outdoor space even... Read more.
Why You Should Start Garden Planning in Winter
Enhance Your Winter Garden Planning: 5 Original Tips to Elevate Your Spring Garden While the existing advice lays a strong foundation, diving deeper into winter’s... Read more.
Electric Lawn Mowers: How to Avoid Cable Tangles
Electric mowers are quiet, emit no exhaust fumes, and are relatively lightweight. However, if used incorrectly, the power cord can become a real nuisance. Here’s... Read more.
Spring Bloomers For The Shade
Planting in the Shade – What I Learned About Bulbs I used to think bulbs were pretty straightforward—you dig a hole, drop them in, and wait for spring. But it... Read more.
When Water Lilies Don’t Bloom
I used to wonder why my water lilies never bloomed. The leaves looked healthy enough, floating peacefully on the surface of my little garden pond—but no flowers,... Read more.
Turf maintenance made easy: 4 things you need to consider
A freshly laid turf lawn can turn the dream of a lush, green garden into reality. While turf is generally low-maintenance, it can sometimes show signs of trouble.... Read more.
Garage Green Roof: DIY or Hire a Pro?
A green roof on your garage not only enhances curb appeal – it also improves insulation, supports biodiversity, and reduces rainwater runoff. But should you do... Read more.
Garden planning by a professional landscape gardener – is it worth it?
A Garden is a Wonderful Place of Peace and Relaxation However, a beautiful garden also requires maintenance and, above all, time. This can be a challenge when balancing... Read more.
What Is The Best Type of Fertilizer For Privet?
Fertilizing Privet (Ligustrum): When and How to Do It Right Privet is mainly planted as a hedge or topiary shrub because it responds very well to pruning. To help... Read more.
How To Use Rooting Powder Correctly
Rooting Powder and Root Activators: How They Work and How to Use Them Rooting powders or root activators are popular aids for propagating plants from cuttings, especially... Read more.
Can You Still Use Old Potting Soil?
How Long Does Potting Soil Last – Can You Still Use Old Soil? Ever wondered how long potting soil lasts and whether old soil can still be used? We’ve got the... Read more.
Re-seeding the lawn: how to renew bare patches
Reseeding Your Lawn: A Step-by-Step Guide Summer Wear and Tear on the Lawn During the summer, the green lawn is used extensively—so it’s no surprise that,... Read more.
How to Plant Dahlias: A Step-by-Step Guide
Once the threat of night frosts has passed, it’s time to plant your dahlias. If you plant the tubers in early May, you can enjoy the first blooms by early... Read more.
Reseeding Lawn Patches: How to Renew Bare Spots
During summer, the green lawn is often heavily used. So it’s no surprise if a few bare patches remain after the season. With reseeding, your lawn can become thick... Read more.
New Plants for Free: How to Propagate Flowering Shrubs with Hardwood Cuttings
Whether it’s butterfly bush, mock orange, or forsythia – many flowering shrubs can be easily propagated in early spring using leafless hardwood cuttings,... Read more.
Cutting fir trees: What you need to watch out for
Always Stay in the Green Zone! Tips for Pruning Firs and Their Many Varieties If you have a fir tree in your garden, you’ll rarely need to reach for the shears.... Read more.
Planting Rambler Roses on a Tree Guide
Rambler Roses – Romantic Climbers for Natural Gardens If you want to crown your natural garden with romance, planting a Rambler rose is a must. These magnificent... Read more.
Sowing and Planting Sunflowers: What You Need to Know
Sunflowers, with their giant yellow blooms, are true eye-catchers in the garden, on the terrace, or even on the balcony. Here’s what matters most when it comes... Read more.
Fertilise perennials correctly: What do they really need?
Most perennials don’t necessarily need fertilising. However, in some cases, it’s still beneficial to provide them with nutrients to support healthy growth.... Read more.
Paving Sand: Keeping Patio and Garden Path Joints Weed-Free
Paving sand or Dansand helps keep the joints between paving stones in garden paths and patios free from weeds. We answer the most important questions about how to... Read more.
This is how it works: Removing weeds from paving and joints
Spring is finally here. The trees are budding and flowers are blooming. But it’s not just these plants that are sprouting—so is the weeds, much to the annoyance... Read more.
How to get your balcony ready for spring
Spring Cleaning for the Balcony: How to Prepare Your Outdoor Space for the Season For those who experience a lot of hustle and bustle during the day, the spring... Read more.
Disposing of potting soil: what to do with the leftovers?
Reusing Old Potting Soil: Can Last Year’s Soil Still Be Used? As the planting season begins, many gardeners wonder: Can last year’s soil still be used? Here’s... Read more.
Plague of ants? How you can control and drive away ants
Ants: Useful Creatures or Unwanted Guests? How to Repel Them Safely Ants are beneficial creatures, but what can you do when they become a nuisance? With a little... Read more.
Get rid of flying ants in the house: How to get rid of flying ants!
Flying Ants in the House: How to Get Rid of Them Safely During the summer months, swarms of flying ants sometimes find their way indoors. These large, winged ants... Read more.
Ants in raised beds: How to get rid of the pests!
Ants in Raised Beds: How to Get Rid of Them! Ants prefer dry environments, which is why they seek shelter in raised beds during wet seasons. Ants are a natural part... Read more.
How to Get Rid of Voles: Effective Methods to Keep Your Garden Safe!
Voles in the garden can quickly become a nuisance, as they love to gnaw on root vegetables, flower bulbs, and even the roots of roses. Here’s how to get rid of... Read more.
Vole or mole: who digs up the garden?
Vole or Mole? Identifying Before Control Measures in Winter Both voles and moles remain active during winter, making proper identification crucial before taking... Read more.
Watch out for mice in raised beds: this is how quickly the hantavirus is transmitted
Time to Get Started in the Garden: Preparing Raised Beds – But Beware of Mice and Hantavirus Mice often overwinter in raised beds, so caution is advised. Hantaviruses... Read more.