The oleander is a popular Mediterranean plant that is often kept in gardens at home because of its picturesque flowers. Nerium oleander is also known under the name rose laurel, as the flowers are clearly different from the intense green and are lighter or darker depending on the variety and in color from pink to red to purple range. There is a variety for every gardener that perfectly suits their own taste. When choosing an oleander, it is important to note that it is not a hardy plant. For ...
table of contentsCherry laurel baldHelp through radical cuttingPrevention through maintenance cutsIn the springIn the autumnFrost-resistant cherry laurel varietiesfrequently asked QuestionsThe cherry laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) is popular as a hedge plant. The plant quickly forms high, opaque hedges. If the cherry laurel suddenly becomes bald from the inside, usually only a radical cut will help. Follow the instructions.In a nutshellFrost as a common cause of internal branch deathRadical cut...
table of contentsCherry laurel is easy to cutCutting toolExpose thick branchesCutting thick branches: instructionsfrequently asked QuestionsIf a cherry laurel can grow unmolested, it will develop excessively strong branches. Simple cutting measures are then usually not enough to shape it again in an appealing way. With our instructions you can cut thick branches on the cherry laurel correctly.In a nutshellCherry laurel can be radically cut back into the old woodcut between early November and ...
table of contentsroot causetimetoolTaper cut: instructionsfrequently asked QuestionsIf your ilex is balding, there is no need to worry too much. The trees can be brought back into shape with the right measures. How to properly care for the holly.In a nutshellIlex balds due to neglected cutting measuresMake a taper cutbest time in March or Juneroot causeFailure to cut is the most common cause when the ilex becomes bald. In the case of slow-growing trees such as the holly with a maximum of 15 c...
table of contentsFrozen or dried up?Frost drought - most common frost damageFrostbite damageMeasures against frost damagePrevent frost damageSufficient winter protectionProper fertilizationSuitable locationOptimal irrigationfrequently asked QuestionsFrost damage to the evergreen cherry laurel is not uncommon. Of course, the winter hardiness of the respective variety also plays a decisive role. The damage can be particularly pronounced in extremely cold winters.In a nutshellFrost damage does n...
table of contentsThis is how rhododendron growsCutting measuresInstructions for topiaryAftercarefrequently asked QuestionsRhododendrons don't actually need pruning, they naturally grow densely. Nevertheless, a topiary is possible to make an old one rhododendron- Bringing the shrub back into shape or stimulating it to sprout again.In a nutshellRhododendron grows naturally in a rounded shaperemains dense and willing to flower for a long timeTopiary can give a compact look againmake sure that th...
table of contentsoleanderOleander frozen to death: what to do?Prevent frost damagefrequently asked Questionsoleander give every garden a Mediterranean charm. However, those who do not adequately protect frost-sensitive plants in winter often have to contend with frost damage in spring. But what to do when the beautiful oleander has frozen to death?In a nutshellOleander very sensitive to frostVitality test to assess frost damagesingle cut back to radical cut necessaryIf the root ball is frozen...
table of contentsingredientsToxicityFor the peopleFor dogFor horsesDue to its dense growth and characteristic smell, the thuja tree of life is a popular hedge plant that can be found in many gardens and parks. The plants from Asia and America are closely related to false cypresses and cypresses and also contain like these types of essential oils, which are responsible for the aroma of the individual parts of the plant, especially the leaves is. False cypresses are poisonous and here the quest...
Oleander, Nerium oleandertable of contentsPoison in the oleanderEffect of the poisonSymptoms of poisoningpersonanimalPrecautionsOleander as a medicinal plantWhen looking at the beautiful flowers of the oleander, many people quickly fall into raptures. The lush flowering shrubs remind us of sun, beach and sea. That's why the oleander, also called rose laurel, we like to cultivate it as a container plant. What pleases the heart can be fatal to the heart, because the shrub is poisonous in all pa...
table of contentswinteringpreparationOutdoorsWinter quarterscareAfter the winterCutWith its Mediterranean flowers it counts oleander the most popular container plants. Due to its natural origin, the flowering wood, also known as rose laurel, is only partially hardy in this country. In cold locations, it needs appropriate winter quarters, while a few species in particularly mild regions, with appropriate protection, can also overwinter outdoors. Regardless of the variety, however, there are a ...
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