table of contentsColor changeWhite hydrangeasHydrangea anomala (sometimes called climbing hydrangea)Oak leaf hydrangea (Hydrangea quercifolia)Garden hydrangea (farmer's hydrangea, wiss. Name Hydrangea macrophylla)Climbing hydrangea (Hydrangea petiolaris)Panicle hydrangea A-L (Hydrangea paniculata)Panicle hydrangea M-Z (Hydrangea paniculata)Forest hydrangea (tree hydrangea, wiss. Name Hydrangea arborescens)frequently asked QuestionsThe ornamental value of hydrangeas (Hydrangea) is their bloom ...
table of contentsLong decomposition time Preparation is importantNote decomposition inhibitorsApply compost acceleratorLeaf basketfrequently asked QuestionsFoliage of the native oak species can be very valuable when used in the garden. But it is also very difficult to decompose. Therefore, the question arises again and again whether oak leaves are suitable for composting or not.In a nutshellDeciduous American red oak (Quercus rubra) is better suited for composting as it decomposes faster than...
table of contentsRobinia grows quicklyConditions for growthThe siteRelatively easy to care forRobinia is "self-fertilizing"frequently asked QuestionsLocust trees are commonly known as avenue trees or from parks. However, they are increasingly finding their way into domestic gardens. After a short time, a stately robinia will grow from a seedling.In a nutshellRobinia are very fast-growingalmost all parts are poisonousGrowth depending on the locationdo not make great demands on the careRobinia ...
table of contentsBirch blossomPollution after mild wintersfrequently asked QuestionsMany allergy sufferers react to the highly pathogenic pollen of the birch with watery eyes, sneezing and breathing difficulties. The tree with the distinctive white trunk produces a particularly large amount of pollen. You can find out when they fly in this article.In a nutshellThe main flowering time is in AprilBee pollen can also fly from February until the end of AugustPollution levels depend on the weather...
table of contentsPossible causesNatural protective mechanismLack of waterNutritional deficiencyUnsuitable substrateWrong locationWrong winteringOther helpful measuresfrequently asked QuestionsThanks to their abundant flowering, hydrangeas are a real eye-catcher in the garden - if they grow upright and healthy. But what should you do if the plants suddenly let their leaves and flowers droop?In a nutshellLack of water as the most common causeCare errors are not always to blameNote the amount of...
table of contentsValuable bee costumeBumblebees are dying under linden trees?Structure of the linden blossomLinden species and their heydayA to HK to MS to Wfrequently asked QuestionsLinden trees are important for bees, bumblebees and many other insects. The blossom-rich trees bloom between June and the beginning of August, depending on the species. Its flowers contain a lot of sugar-rich nectar.In a nutshellaround 40 different species of linden trees around the world, which are closely relat...
table of contentsFrost hardiness of eucalyptusWinter in the bedFrost-free through the cold seasonfrequently asked QuestionsWith its striking foliage, the eucalyptus is a special eye-catcher. The decorative silvery blue leaves stay on the plants even in winter. Unfortunately, almost every eucalyptus in this country is not sufficiently winter hardy.In a nutshellEucalyptus grow as small trees or shrubsdepending on the variety, they bloom creamy white, yellow or redRed and yellow flowering specie...
table of contentsBurnt hydrangea: relocationSun protectionLet the leaves standIf you burn the leaves of your hydrangeas, action must be taken. As soon as the foliage of the popular ornamental shrubs has light or brown spots that begin at the tip of the leaf, the hydrangea family will suffer from sunburn.Burnt hydrangea: relocationThe cause of a burnt hydrangea is always the location. Hydrangea prefer a partially shaded to shady spot in the garden, as they are originally forest plants that mai...
table of contentsHydrangeas very robustMeasures in springLate frosts are particularly dangerousPrevent frost damageApply suitable winter protectionWinter protection for container plantsfrequently asked QuestionsHydrangeas are those Stars in every cottage garden. The robust garden plants survive many a cold winter. However, hydrangeas can sometimes be frozen to death in spring. All measures for prevention and help are given below.In a nutshellA hydrangea is one of the more robust garden plants...
table of contentsForsythia: flowering periodRegion-specific flowering timesFlowers not frost-prooffrequently asked QuestionsForsythia are among the most important pointer plants in the phenological calendar. Its golden yellow bloom heralds first spring. At this point you can expect significantly less frost. Here you can find out everything you need to know about the forsythia bloom.In a nutshellForsythia bloom in early springphenological pointer plantDate depends on the regionLate frosts are ...
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