table of contentsCut off withered umbels?toolCorrectly remove without cutting offWhich rhododendrons have to be freed from withered?rhododendron inspires plant lovers of all ages. The woody plants fascinate with their large flowers in numerous colors and shapes from March to late July, until they wither and no longer look so splendid. As soon as faded rhododendron flowers appear on the plants, many gardeners wonder whether they should be cut off. Since many rhododendron species have extremely...
table of contentsCamellia is losing leavescausesOverwintering too dryFailure to pourFrost damage to the rootsChanged soil pHChange of locationThe camellia is an Asian beauty that gives us a guest performance. As a small plant or an impressive shrub. Often, however, it only lives in one bucket in this country. The large, brightly colored flowers are her ornament. We love them for that. Healthy, shiny green leaves are a constant companion. Every now and then, she willingly swap a few. But what ...
table of contentsRolled leaves on the olive treecausesDry ambient airCut off anything that has dried upRepot in fresh soilDon't forget to pourFertilize in springStrong spider mite infestationIsolate treeShoweringChoke spider mitesNettle stockPredatory mitesStrengthen the treeIn their Mediterranean homeland, olive trees become true works of art after decades of existence. Silver-green crowns made of innumerable leaves are enthroned on gnarled, bizarre trunks. They don't have an easy path in th...
table of contentsHardinesssortsHIGO camelliasOverwinterIn the winter gardenOutdoorsA true splendor of flowers presents itself over the cold season with the camellia. The East Asian beauties are becoming more and more popular in this country and can easily be kept all year round. The most important thing is the right winter quarters, because this is the only way for the tea bush plants (bot. Theaceae) do not lose their flowers over the winter. Wintering camellias is easier than many people thi...
table of contentsProblemscausesNutritional deficiencyLack of lightToo much wetFungal diseasesLeaf spot diseaseFungal attackWrong winteringPestsOlive trees are quite robust and healthy trees. However, they are not resistant to pathogens and pests. These mainly occur when the care is not right and the keeping conditions are not optimal. Signs of an infestation can include brown leaf tips or leaf fall. In turn, they can be the result of a lack of light, too much moisture, an over- or under-suppl...
table of contentsHarvest timeHarvest InstructionsClean nutsInstructions for dryingstorageWalnuts are not only delicious, but also very healthy. In autumn it is walnut time again. Then the up to 8 cm long and 5 cm wide fruits can be harvested, eaten fresh or dried. It doesn't take long for the first fruits to fall to the ground. All you have to do is pick them up. However, there are a few things to consider both during harvesting and subsequent cleaning and drying.Harvest timeHarvest time for ...
table of contentsLoquat loosing leavesCauses of leaf lossNatural leaf changeWater shortage in winterSummer heat and droughtRoot rotInfestation by volesBlack weevil infestationThe Loquat (Photinia) is an attractive evergreen plant that impresses with shiny green leaves in summer and red foliage in winter. It belongs to the rose family (Rosaceae). About 60 different species of the common loquat from Asia are known. In Germany, the red-leaved variety Red Robin is the most popular. What to do if ...
table of contentsToxicityToxinsToxin absorptionCritical dosePoisonous effectFirst aidRisks to animalsSymptoms of poisoningPrivet hedges are one of the most popular ornamental shrubs in our latitudes. The robust plants are dense and grow stately in height. Because they stay green longer in the winter months, they are popular for planting in parks and public areas. Privet hedges are also very often found in home gardens. The plant from the olive family is not only attractive because of its lush...
table of contentsHarvest time1. weather2. Location3. varietyHarvest timeWarning: squirrelsWhat do Nutella and Nougat have in common? Both use hazelnuts to enable the signature taste. Even the Stone Age people used the nuts of the hazel as a source of nutrients and the aroma is popular with young and old alike. The plant from the birch family (bot. Betulaceae) is often visited at harvest time to harvest the ripe nuts and then to consume them in numerous dishes and desserts.Harvest timeWhen it ...
table of contentsToxicityRisk of poisoningToxic to animalsmeasuresSafe handlingGorse is a popular ornamental plant in the home garden, but many people are not aware that this plant is poisonous. The broom is a feast for the eyes, but it contains harmful alkaloids. These can cause serious symptoms of intoxication in both humans and animals. Depending on the appearance, the various types of gorse differ in the composition of the poison and in its mode of action. However, all varieties are poiso...
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