Summer in the garden ends in September and autumn gradually sets in. The harvest season is not yet over and the plants for the coming year can be planted in the beds. The garden in September shows its beautiful side again, but there is already a lot to do in preparation for the cool season.The garden in SeptemberIn the month of September the big time of the late summer bloomers comes and the first autumn flowers unfold their blooming splendor. The garden is once again enchanted with an expres...
Whether it's a sports partner, therapy "device" or the best friend of female teenagers - for many of us horses are as natural a part of everyday life as they used to be in front of the carriage. For the animal partner, everyday life is becoming more and more dangerous, the plants that are poisonous for horses are increasing, but people's knowledge of plants (and human care) tend not to be. Get to know the poisonous and non-poisonous plants for horses, your four-hoofed friend and his sensitive...
A wall covered with wild vines is a beautiful sight. Especially in autumn, when the leaves turn red, it gives the house a touch of romance. Unfortunately, sometimes he has to go. For example, when a facade renovation is due. But its suction feet connect it firmly to the wall. So tight that it can hardly be loosened. How do you get everything off completely?Remove large vinesThe first step in removing wild vines always starts with removing the many tendrils.1. Cut thick branches directly at th...
Is Yarrow Poisonous? Many people ask themselves this question when they themselves, children or pets have come into contact with it or have even swallowed parts of plants. That makes perfect sense, because the Achillea - as the yarrow is called in botanical jargon - has doubles that can lead to confusion. Interested parties can find out what to look out for and when to be careful here.Toxic or Non-Toxic?There is no single type of yarrow, this is just an umbrella term for plants that are very ...
Hostas come primarily from Japan. Since the perennials are hardy, they also thrive in the home garden. Since they get along well in partially shaded to shady locations, they are ideal plants for the dark corners of the garden. The only disadvantage of hostas is that they are on the menu of snails and other herbivores, because the plants are non-toxic.HostasHostas (Hosta) are a genus of their own. This belongs to the subfamily of the agave family (Agavoideae) in the asparagus family (Asparagac...
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