table of contentsBest timeSuitable boxwoodSuitable cuttingInstructions for propagating cuttingsCut and prepareSetto waterOverwinterFollow-up carefrequently asked QuestionsThe box tree (Buxus) can simply be multiplied by cuttings. Important details and step-by-step instructions for growing beds and pots can be found here.In a nutshellPropagation by cuttings is most promisingthe right time is cruciallignified shoots reduce the risk of fungusthen optimally care for the cuttingsBest timeTheoretic...
table of contentsRecognize infestation in good timeOrientate to the rhythm of lifeWhen should I inject?frequently asked QuestionsHe already has some splendid box hedges on his conscience, the box tree moth. Various sprays can be used to combat it. But when is the right time to spray against the moth?In a nutshellthe earlier recognized, the more promising the treatmentCombat at different times with different methodsSpraying is just one step in the control of the box tree mothcorrect time depen...
table of contentsGrowing quite slowlyCorrect choice of fertilizerVarious fertilizersHorn shavings / horn mealRipe compostCoffee groundsAlgae limeLong-term fertilizers from specialist dealersSpecial fertilizer for boxwoodBlue grainTime to fertilizeExcept for potash fertilization frequently asked QuestionsBoxwood is very popular. It is used as a hedge, solitary plant, border of beds, even as beautifully shaped figures. Appropriate fertilization is important so that the boxwood remains lush gree...
table of contentsThuja hedge trimmed too muchRecognize miscutSupportive measuresFertilizeWater regularlyLimit height growthPreventive measuresCorrect cuttingHardly any other plant can be found as a privacy hedge in the garden as the thuja. But without suitable pruning measures, the wood will become too high after a few years. Without a pruning, the tree of life often grows beyond ten meters. Many hobby gardeners then start radical pruning - and cut the thuja hedge too much. Find out how to av...
table of contentsRemove thuja hedgetimeObserve neighborhood lawToolsRemove the thuja hedge yourselfCut the hedgeRemove rootsFill holesLet the rhizome rotDispose of the hedgeIn the 80s the thuja was a popular wood for privacy protection hedges. In the meantime, the tree of life has gone out of fashion, as the annual pruning is associated with a lot of effort and the wood often gets brown needles and shoots. The costs for removal by a specialist company should not be underestimated. With a few ...
table of contentsSupply of nutrientsWhich hedge fertilizer to use?Organic hedge fertilizerMineral hedge fertilizersfrequently asked QuestionsHedges are often used as a privacy screen from the prying eyes of the neighbors. In order for them to grow quickly and opaque, they need regular pruning and, of course, appropriate nutrients in the form of hedge fertilizer.In a nutshellrequired ingredients are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassiumfertilize organically with compost, horn shavings and coUse b...
table of contentsEuropean beech hedgeLocationfloorPlant selectionSpecial varietiesPlanting timepreparationPlanting depthPlant spacingInsert plantscareCutThe common beech, botanically Fagus sylvatica, is native to all of Europe, where the climatic conditions are predominantly humid and cool. As the most common deciduous tree, it has a significant impact on the image of our forests in this country. No wonder that the common beech is one of the popular hedge plants, because it is perfectly adapt...
table of contentsreasonsDiseases and damageShape cutsRadical offcutshapeProcedure and toolsfrequently asked QuestionsThe following guide shows you when and how to cut a beech hedge. From the right time to the tool, our instructions provide all the information.In a nutshellwatch out for sharp bladeswatch out for the right timeclean tools necessaryCutoff is required for various reasonscaution is advisedreasonsCutting the beech hedge fulfills several functions. Including:Removal of sick or damag...
table of contentsOccidental tree of life (Thuja occidentalis)Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens)Yew tree (Taxus baccata)Firethorn (Pyracantha coccinea)Large-leaved barberry (Berberis julianae)Hedge myrtle (Lonicera nitida)Cherry laurel (Prunus laurocerasus)Leyland cypress (Cupressocyparis leylandii)Spoon Ilex (Ilex crenata)Portuguese laurel cherry (Prunus lusitanica)False cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana)Umbrella bamboo (Fargesia murielae)Holly (Ilex x meserveae)frequently asked QuestionsEvergreen ...
table of contentsPopular pink-flowering shrubsfrequently asked QuestionsThe color pink is currently in vogue - it is also popular with plants. There are numerous shrubs that offer pink flowers. The following list names the most popular specimens with different shades of pink.In a nutshellnumerous pink flowering plants are hardyShrubs available with heights of over five metersBlooming times for the whole year from early bloomers to winter bloomersPopular pink-flowering shrubsAmerican blueberry...
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