table of contentsSpeed: growing slowlyYoung oaksWidth: strong growth Important growth factorsRed oaksfrequently asked QuestionsWith a life expectancy of up to 800 years, the Oak in no hurry to reach their maximum size. The age of the tree and local life factors mainly determine the oak's annual growth.In a nutshellOak grows comparatively slowlyfaster at a young age, slower with ageGrowth lasts up to 200 yearsdevelops a spreading crown, thick trunk and deep rootsLiving conditions have an impac...
table of contentscareSoil conditionFertilizeto waterLocationplantswinteringMultiplyCutfrequently asked QuestionsThe ginkgo tree (Ginkgo biloba) is an ancient rock, like from another world. It can reach up to 40 meters in height and therefore as a Tree for the local small gardens rather unsuitable. But there are also small varieties that are cultivated in a tub and develop well here.In a nutshellCultivate male ginkgo trees as female trees produce foul-smelling fruitsup to 40 meters high, small...
table of contentsCorkscrew willowPropagation via cuttingsPropagate with cuttings Increase by loweringfrequently asked QuestionsIt's everything, just not straight and straight: that's why the corkscrew willow is so popular. In the garden, it attracts birds, insects and the looks of passers-by. How does the propagation of corkscrew willow succeed?In a nutshellgrows very quickly but does not get very oldRegular pruning improves the habitcuttings can be obtained when cutting in autumnthese are st...
table of contentsLilacs in the gardenPlanting lilacsPlant bare-rooted lilacsPlant container goodsTransplant lilacsfrequently asked QuestionsWhether in brilliant white, delicate pink or purple, lilac is one of the most popular flowering trees in the garden. What should be considered when planting and when is the right time?In a nutshell30 different types of lilac are knowncommon in Europe and Asiapopular source of nectar for butterfliesbest planting time for bare-root crops in autumnContainer ...
table of contentsWhy cut back lilacs?tooltimeCutting lilacs on a stick: instructionsAftercarefrequently asked QuestionsIn old age tends lilac to bald and blooms less and less. It regains its old beauty through a strong cut back. How to cut the lilac on the stick is in this article.In a nutshellLilac usually has a large number of fragrant flowersPruning maintains flowering potentialif the shrub is too old, pruning helpsStick drives out againalternatively, many runners formWhy cut back lilacs?L...
table of contentsSimilarities of all varietiesPanicle hydrangeas from A to KL to RS to Zfrequently asked QuestionsThe panicle hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata) are characterized by their long-lasting flowering time and the beautifully shaped individual flowers arranged in a cone. Most of them have a basic white color, although more colorful specimens are also represented.In a nutshellContinuous flowering period from May to October possibleColor spectrum from white to yellow to reddense vegeta...
table of contentstimeEducation and needs cutTopiaryTaper cutClimbing hydrangeas reach heights of 15 meters and widths of up to five meters. Regular pruning measures ensure that the trees stay in shape and shine in lush blooms every year.timeYoung plants do not have to be cut regularly until they are eight years old, as they grow slowly and do not yet bloom. Older ingrown climbing hydrangeas can grow by one meter per year, so that regular pruning becomes a necessary conservation measure. Pruni...
table of contentsMaple (acer)Sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus)Field maple (Acer campestre)Norway maple (Acer platanoides)Regional distributionFrench maple (Acer monspessulanum)Snowball maple (Acer opalus)frequently asked QuestionsMaples are widespread in this country. Because the trees with the typical leaf are often called Ornamental trees planted. But which types of maple are native to Germany?In a nutshell100 to 200 types of mapleonly three to four of them are indigenouseasy to distingu...
table of contentsCut back in springWinter pruningPay attention to the weatherfrequently asked QuestionsWhen cutting a willow, success depends on the right time. The right date helps to prevent possible problems after the cut.In a nutshellDue to the Federal Nature Conservation Act, the trees may only be cut over the winterthe ideal time to cut pastures is Februarya cut at the beginning of winter is also possiblemoderate pruning measures are allowed over the summersome types of willow do not ne...
table of contentsTrees from A - DTrees from E - GTrees from H - OTrees from P - Zfrequently asked QuestionsEspalier trees are an ornament for every garden. We present 12 suitable trees and shrubs that are just as uncomplicated and easy to care for as they are evergreen and hardy.In a nutshellEspalier form is a special form of growth training for trees and bushessome evergreen species are very suitable for the espalier treethese must be robust and easy to cutDifferent trellis shapes: classic, ...
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