table of contentsTypical for taprootsTypes from A - DTypes of E - FTypes of G - JTypes of K - Zfrequently asked QuestionsVarious trees and shrubs are only shallowly rooted in the ground. Others are deeply rooted. They are called taproots. These have a long tap root that protrudes deep into the ground. Below are a few examples.In a nutshella taproot is a long main rootit grows vertically deep into the groundTaproots are well anchored in the groundeasily adapt to unfavorable conditionsLilac, pi...
table of contentsdefinitionDeep rootsProblemExamplesPine treesAshLarchesjuniperBlack locustBald cypressTrees are probably among the most powerful and impressive plants on earth and have always been a spiritual companion, raw material and oxygen supplier for humans. Their growth form is defined by the respective root system, which supplies the tree with nutrients and moisture. There are four primary root systems: shallow, heart, sinker and deep roots. The deep-rooting forms, as the name sugges...
table of contentsForsythiaoriginToxicityPlant partsToxinsPoisonous effectpreventionThe forsythia is a popular ornamental shrub which, with its bright yellow flowers, is one of the first heralds of spring in March. The flowering branches of forsythia decorate many homes during Easter and are often hung with colored eggs. This attracts the interest of many small children to the beautiful forsythia branches, which seem to usher in warmer days with their sunny yellow color.ForsythiaBut it is ofte...
table of contentsToxicityCytisineSecondary substancesAmmodendrinEffect on peopleEffect on animalsthe Laburnum (bot. Laburnum) with their characteristic golden yellow flowers are among the most popular flowering trees in the temperate latitudes. It is precisely these flowers and their seeds that encourage children in particular to touch or even consume them. Many people wonder whether Laburnum is one of the domestic poisonous plants and whether just one touch is enough to poison yourself.Toxic...
table of contentsSpherical treesBoxwoodCherry laurel treeBall ginkgoSpherical jaw "pug"Ball cork firBlack locustFalse cypressDwarf tree of lifeEvergreen spherical trees come in all sorts of variations: In addition to deciduous and woody plants, there are also large and small specimens. This makes it possible for every hobby gardener to plant evergreen spherical trees. We have put together an overview of the most popular specimens for you here!Spherical treesEvergreen plants decorate the home ...
table of contentsIs hibiscus hardy?Hardy hibiscus varietiesLocationOther measuresHibernate potted plantsWinter protection in rearingSpecial case of perennial hibiscusBecause of its name alone, it exudes a touch of tropical exotic - the hibiscus. With an intense blaze of colors and lush flowers, it enriches numerous gardens with precisely this exotic note. But be careful, as with many other tropical plants, the question arises with the hibiscus whether it is sufficiently hardy for our latitude...
table of contentsRecognize infestationHome remedies to combatCollectinghigh pressure cleanervinegar and oilbaking powderCover with black foilAlgae limeCut backNatural enemiespreventionThe boxwood is a popular and very popular plant in home gardens that demands the creativity of every gardener. However, it is threatened by a very voracious enemy, the dreaded box tree moth. Green caterpillars in the boxwood, the larvae of this pest, indicate an infestation. Detected too late, they can destroy e...
table of contentsCopper nail in the treeFavoring factorsAlternative blue water nail?Killing unwanted trees: ringletstimeMaterials and utensilsCurling: Instructions1. Fabric ribbon2. Remove the bark3. Proceed cautiously4. Cambium5. Discard the barkDo you have a tree in your garden that does not meet your expectations or takes up more space than you would like? Many property owners are wondering how they can kill unwanted trees without incurring high costs or having to observe tree protection r...
table of contentsBee friendly treesFlowering time February / MarchFlowering time May / JuneFlowering period July to SeptemberHedges and bushes for beesFlowering time February / MarchFlowering time April / MayFlowering time May / JuneFlowering period July to Septemberfrequently asked QuestionsBee-friendly woody plants are indispensable in every garden - this is the only way for honey and wild bees to find sufficient food. So that you can find suitable flowering trees and shrubs rich in nectar ...
table of contentsSorted by color: 100 flowering shrubsClassic flower color: 33 shrubs in whiteShrubs with pretty flowers: 12 species in yellowRare: 5 orange flowering shrubs8 bushes with red flowersFlowers in pink or pink: 15 presented8 "blue-flowered" shrubs9 shrubs with purple flowers10 green flowering shrubsfrequently asked QuestionsBushes with blossoms enchant with their color, the scent and the visitors like bees and butterflies. Numerous species as well as varieties can present themselv...
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