table of contentsBotanical peculiarityJudas tree speciesUpright Judas Tree (Cercis glabra)Chinese judas tree (Cercis chinensis)Common Judas Tree (Cercis siliquastrum)Canadian Judas Tree (Cercis canadensis)frequently asked QuestionsThe Judas tree enchants in spring with its fascinating butterfly blossoms. It can also be used as a wedding present. The wood is definitely an eye-catcher in every garden. We introduce you to 20 varieties of Judas tree in more detail.In a nutshellWood with stem bloo...
table of contentsLarge leaves: trees from A to B.E to FG to LM to ST to Zfrequently asked QuestionsLarge leaves on trees are a real eye-catcher. There are species that draw attention to themselves with very wide or long greens. 20 can be found in this list.In a nutshelllarge-leaved trees are thirstyincreased perspirationhigher rate of photosynthesisimproved wind and sun toleranceLarge leaves: trees from A to B.Maple-leaved plane tree (Platanus hispanica)Distribution: Holarctic with the except...
table of contentsVery fast growingOptimal timeCut properlyCut back in the bucketRadical cut in old ageEducation to the standardfrequently asked QuestionsThe corkscrew willow (Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa ‘) with its unusual growth and bizarre silhouette is an eye-catcher in every garden, regardless of whether it is planted outdoors or in pots. To keep it that way, it is necessary to cut the corkscrew willow.In a nutshellgrows up to 10 meters highannual growth between 50 and 100 centimetersregula...
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 contentsWhite tree barkTrees with white bark from A to L.from M to Zfrequently asked QuestionsEvery child knows the birch, because with its white bark it is a real eye-catcher. There are more white tribes. We have put together seven native trees with light or white bark.In a nutshellwhite bark a rare peculiaritywhite and colored bark very decorative in autumn and winterlight color protects against temperature fluctuations in winterwhite bark color due to betulinWhite tree barkFew tre...
table of contentsDogwood for hedgesYellowwood dogwood (Cornus stolonifera)Yellow dogwood (Cornus mas)Red dogwood (Cornus sanguinea)White dogwood (Cornus alba)Large hornbeam-treesDogwood as a ground coverfrequently asked QuestionsThe dogwood (Cornus), also known as the horn shrub, is undoubtedly one of the most eye-catching ornamental trees in the garden. The genus includes around 55 species, many of which are hardy. Each variety delights in its own way with flowers and fruits.In a nutshellDog...
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 contentsAmong shallow-rootersAmong heart rootsAmong deep-rootersfrequently asked QuestionsPlanting under trees is a particular challenge. For many plants, trees are a strong competition for roots, which makes underplanting impossible. But there are species that are perfect for this.In a nutshellnot every plant is suitable for underplanting treesmost important factor, the tree's root systemA distinction is made between shallow, deep and heart rootsUnderplanting of shallow roots is the...
table of contentsRipe hazelnutsDry hazelnutsStore hazelnutsfrequently asked QuestionsFresh hazelnuts from your own garden are a culinary dream. Here are instructions for harvesting the local nuts and then successfully drying hazelnuts.In a nutshellHazelnuts are only ready for harvest when they easily fall off the hazelDrying is possible in small bags as well as when roasting in the ovenIt is also stored in small bags or when frozenAfter drying, the hazelnuts can be eaten for up to a yearThe s...
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