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This is how the soil should be

Ysander is a very robust, undemanding plant. The evergreen shrub also thrives in nutrient-poor soils, as long as the location and soil permeability are correct.

A shady location even under trees is ideal. However, the soil must be well-drained, as waterlogging causes the roots to rot and the spread of Harmful fungi promotes.

Prepare the planting holes properly

• Dig small planting holes
• Keep the planting distance
• Loosen the earth
• Compost and / or Horn shavings(€ 32.93 at Amazon *) incorporate
• Possibly. Insert a drainage layer

Prepare the planting holes in spring or autumn. Don't put them too close together. A planting distance of 30 centimeters is ideal.

Loosen up the earth deeply. Very heavy soils must be provided with a drainage layer, otherwise the soil will be too compacted and the ysander will not thrive in it.

Mix the soil in the planting hole with some ripe compost and / or horn shavings.

Fat man gets by with few nutrients

After planting, water the fat man regularly for the first time. Once the plants have grown, you can almost leave the ground cover to itself.

If you click on the [Fertilize do not want to do without completely, distribute a handful of ripe ones in autumn Compost soil between the plants. As a rule, however, this is not necessary.

You should not give the Ysander more fertilizer, as too much nutrients are too strong Spread and you have more work by thinning and trimming the fat man.

Do not rake off the leaves in autumn

When the fat man is under deciduous trees, the perennials are supplied with natural fertilizer. Just let the foliage lie. It disappears under the ground cover within a short time. It is composted on the ground and enriched with nutrients.