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How To Design Small Narrow Gardens

How To Design Small Narrow Gardens

In a large garden, you can give free rein to your imagination and put your own ideas into practice as you please. Beautiful flower beds, decorative barbecue and seating areas, garden ponds with associated streams, or simply extensive lawns and planting areas for bees and other insects are just a few ideas that can be

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Is It Cheaper To Have A Well?

Is It Cheaper To Have A Well?

Groundwater wells can be a goldmine. But where is drilling really worthwhile? And how can the water be used? Flowers, vegetables, meadows and trees: Anyone who owns a large garden without a well can tell you a thing or two about expensive tap water. Especially in hot summers, watering with drinking water often costs the

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How To Shred Compost Material

How To Shred Compost Material

To ensure that garden waste decomposes quickly on the compost and can be used as fertilizer, it should be shredded well beforehand. For this purpose, shredders are suitable, with which you can also cut large quantities of compost material into small pieces. Which devices are suitable for shredding compost? What compost can you chop? Basically,

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Harvest Chokeberry: When Is Harvest Time?

Harvest Chokeberry: When Is Harvest Time?

Aronia berries, also known as chokeberries, are becoming increasingly common in domestic gardens. This is because the pea-sized fruits of the deciduous shrubs contain many valuable ingredients when harvested ripe. According to the calendar Generally, the harvest time of chokeberries is between mid-August and mid-late September. Within Europe, the harvest of chokeberries begins somewhat earlier

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How To Transplant An Old Conifer?

Conifers (and woody plants) are regularly replanted in nurseries at intervals of about 3 to 5 years (the expert calls this “verschult”) so that they form compact fiber root balls and are ready for sale at any time. When conifers stand in the same place for a long time, they sprout – depending on the

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How Is Humus Created?

With a magnifying glass, you can discover amazing things in the litter and soil under bushes and trees: for example, the tiny feeding traces on fallen leaves. And you can observe some of the tiny soil creatures that make the tracks. They are the ones that recycle “biowaste” in nature. There’s a lot going on

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Do Copper Nails Kill Trees?

That a copper nail can kill trees is a myth that persists. We explain the truth behind the rumor and provide tips for sustainable tree management. When a tree from the neighbor’s garden encroaches on one’s own property or a specimen in one’s own garden has grown too large, some property owners look for an

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Designing A Garden On A Budget

You can design your garden with little money if you know a few tips and tricks. Here you will find five ideas that you can implement not only cheap, but also easy. On the Internet or in garden centers there are beds, plants, garden furniture and decoration for every taste, but they often cost a

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