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Fertilize rosemary: tips on timing & procedure

The rosemary is quite frugal and does not need a lot of nutrients. We show you how to fertilize your rosemary in a gentle way.We'll tell you how to fertilize rosemary gently [Photo: Anna Chugunova / Shutterstock.com]rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is a popular culinary herb and is suitable both as a potted plant and for growing in the garden. Pamper your rosemary with as much sun and warmth as possible and you can be sure of a rich harvest. In addition to sufficient light and warmth, the su...

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Harvest, store & preserve thyme

Thanks to its ingredients, thyme can be used in a variety of ways, and not just in the kitchen. However, for good results it must be properly harvested and stored.Young thyme shoots can be harvested continuously. Drying makes them last a long time [Photo: Anna Shepulova / Shutterstock.com]Harvest thymeThe valuable thyme oil leaves the real one thyme (Thymus vulgaris) also become effective medicinal and medicinal plants. In order for the herb to be used effectively, the time of harvest must be...

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Harvest and store tarragon properly

With proper care, tarragon grows lush in your own garden. But how is the perennial herb properly harvested and stored?Tarragon cannot be missing in the herb garden [Photo: Michal_R / Shutterstock.com]Harvest tarragon properlyNo matter which of the three varieties of tarragon (Artemisiadracunculus) is grown in your own garden - the harvest is always done in the same way. The fresh, young shoots are cut to a length of 20 to 30 cm. This should be done before flowering if possible, because then t...

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Harvest, store and use bay leaves

We'll show you what to watch out for when harvesting and storing bay leaves, and explain how to dry bay leaves and use them in cooking.Bay leaves are an integral part of many dishes. We'll tell you everything about harvesting, storing and using bay leaves [Photo: Kate Krav-Rude / Shutterstock.com]The leaves of the Laurel (Laurus nobilis) a special aroma. Bay leaves are not only popular in Mediterranean cuisine, but have also been used as a remedy for thousands of years. If you have your own l...

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Laurel: properly water and fertilize

In order to be able to harvest the aromatic leaves from the laurel, it has to be looked after. Here you can find out what to watch out for when watering and fertilizing.Proper care of the bay leaves a strong plant [Photo: DSGNSR1 / Shutterstock.com]Pour the laurel properlyWhen pouring the real one Laurel (Laurus nobilis), it is important to find mediocrity. Originally native to the Middle East, the shrub likes it neither too wet nor too dry. But its water requirement is very high, especially ...

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Planting parsley: location, sowing & harvest

Sowing parsley is not difficult: you can grow parsley successfully and nothing stands in the way of a rich parsley harvest.The parsley is one of the most popular culinary herbs and thrives very well in our latitudes [Photo: Aksana Yasiuchenia / Shutterstock.com]Parsley is one of the most popular herbs and can be combined with many delicious dishes. In the following article you will find out how to grow the culinary herb yourself and what to consider when locating, sowing and harvesting the pa...

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Thyme: used as a medicinal and aromatic herb

Thyme was already very popular in ancient times. We get to the bottom of the healing power and aroma of the Mediterranean herb.Thyme forms a truly breathtaking sea of ​​flowers [Photo: Udo Schmidt – CC BY-SA 2.0]Thymus is derived from the Greek “thymos”, which means strength and courage. Even in ancient times, legionaries bathed themselves in a thyme infusion before fighting. It is certainly questionable whether this could really be spurred on by additional forces. But what is certain is that...

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Lavender: Toxic or Edible?

The question of whether the intensely fragrant lavender is edible or whether it is poisonous for cats, dogs or humans is a preoccupation for many. We clarify.Lavender is poisonous to some pets [Photo: Chendongshan / Shutterstock.com]lavender (Lavandula) is a wonderfully smelling herb with a wide range of uses. And many hobby gardeners would certainly only be too happy to have their own lavender bush for the garden or balcony. Usually, however, concerns quickly arise as to whether the lavender...

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Hops: growing, harvesting and storing

Hops are mainly grown for brewing beer. We will show you what you have to consider in order to harvest plenty of hops in your own garden.Of the real hops (Humulus lupulus) is a perennial and belongs to the hemp family (Cannabaceae). Originally it comes from our temperate latitudes in Central Europe. The climbing plant gives the beer its bitter taste and its antibacterial effect ensures a longer shelf life. Saint Hildegard von Bingen already knew this in the 12th century. Century. In addition ...

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Curry herb: plant successfully in your own garden

The curry herb is still very unknown to many. We show what needs to be considered when growing the easy-care exotic spice.Curry herb makes a wonderful carpet [Photo: Gaston Cerliani / Shutterstock.com]At the Curry herb (Helichrysum italicum) the name says it all: It tastes and smells like the famous spice mixture of the same name. However, the curry herb is not part of the curry powder. The daisy family (Asteraceae) is also known in many places as the Italian straw flower. Since the herb is n...

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