table of contentsLocationSubstratesowingplantingto waterFertilizeCutMultiplicationwinteringDiseasesPestsfrequently asked QuestionsThe chaste tree is an attractive subshrub, its Flowers very popular with insects are. The plants are not overly expensive to care for and only make low demands on the location.In a nutshellMonk's pepper prefers full sun, moderately moist and nutrient-rich locationsShrub should be fertilized in the springCut back in springThe subshrub is propagated via seeds or cutt...
table of contentstimeTools & utensilsSubstrateSharing agapanthus: instructionsCare after divisionfrequently asked QuestionsIf you want to share your agapanthus, there are certain steps you need to follow. The individual points ensure that the African Lily is not damaged by the division and can then grow effectively.In a nutshellAfrican lilies are divided in springThe root ball can be halved or quarteredundemanding to the plant substrateneeds drainageusually no flower in the year after div...
table of contentsSuboptimal locationSunSun shockBad plant neighborhumidityLack of waterOverwateringSnail damageLeaf spot diseaseIf hostas have brown leaves or leaf tips, this can have various causes. In most cases, action is required to prevent serious consequential damage. Suboptimal locationIn most cases, a brown leaf or leaf tip is based on a location that does not meet the requirements of the hostas. Here it is important to find a remedy quickly, because there is a risk of death, if not s...
table of contentsOrigin of the ornamental liliesBucket keepingDeciduous ornamental liliesImportant temperaturesfrequently asked QuestionsDecorative lilies are divided into deciduous and evergreen species. The evergreen species are often planted in pots. The deciduous also thrive in the garden, but is agapanthus hardy there too?In a nutshellAgapanthus is a blue or white flowering perennial with rhizomesSuitable for keeping in pots as well as planted in the garden bedDifferentiation between eve...
table of contentsWhat are summer flowersSummer flowers from A to ESummer bloomers from F to GSummer flowers from K to LSummer flowers from M to PSummer bloomers from S to Zfrequently asked QuestionsThere are perfect summer flowers in a wide variety of colors. During the warm season, they enchant balconies, patios and gardens with their colorful flowers. Warm yellow, red and orange tones put you in a good mood.In a nutshellSummer flowers are usually grown one to two yearssome can hibernate in ...
table of contents7 most important location criteriaPerennial for partial shade or shadeMoist soilIdeal pHNutrient-rich subsoilSoil poor in calciumSpace requirementThe right plant neighborsfrequently asked QuestionsAstilbes, also known as splendid sparrows, are perfect for partially shaded or even shady spots in the garden. The perennial, which comes from the damp forests of East Asia, blooms magnificently even in poor light, but certain conditions must be met for the optimal astilbe location....
table of contentsDirect sowing in the bed or sowing in a pot?Time to move forwardTime for direct sowingFind an outdoor locationThe floorSubstrate for sowing in potsSow in the bedSow in the potfrequently asked QuestionsA few seeds and a few warm weeks, in the bed or at home. Nothing more is required for young hollyhocks to grow. So there are several time periods for sowing hollyhocks.In a nutshellPreferably indoors from February or March, then hollyhocks often bloom in the year of sowingFill a...
table of contentspreparationtimeLocation for winteringcarespringfrequently asked Questionsthe Vanilla flower wintering is not difficult in itself. But is it hardy and what must be paid attention to in the cold season in order to keep the crop healthy?In a nutshellthe vanilla flower is not hardya frost-free wintering is necessarya bright location is importantControls and maintenance during the winter are crucialPreparation of the plant is requiredpreparationThe vanilla flower is called in bota...
table of contentsPotting soilMix soilqualityPricking earthManufacturingSoil conditionOutdoorsBucket keepingtomatoes go through several stages of development before sowing, each of which requires a different soil in which the tomato plants can develop. This includes the cultivation soil, suitable soil for pricking and the substrate for the adult plants in the vegetable patch or pail until harvest. You can easily produce these substrates yourself and do not have to rely on expensive tomato soil...
table of contentsToxicityToxinsRisksWhen consumedFor animalsFor birdsmeasuresThe green lily (Latin: Chlorophytum comosum) belongs to the agave family and originally comes from South Africa. Since the middle of the 19th Century it is popular as a houseplant around the world. It is very easy to care for and with its long, two-tone leaves it is pretty to look at. That is why it is also called the Saxon Lily (based on the state colors) or, because it is often found in offices, the official grass ...
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