table of contentsBurnt hydrangea: relocationSun protectionLet the leaves standIf you burn the leaves of your hydrangeas, action must be taken. As soon as the foliage of the popular ornamental shrubs has light or brown spots that begin at the tip of the leaf, the hydrangea family will suffer from sunburn.Burnt hydrangea: relocationThe cause of a burnt hydrangea is always the location. Hydrangea prefer a partially shaded to shady spot in the garden, as they are originally forest plants that mai...
table of contentsHydrangeas very robustMeasures in springLate frosts are particularly dangerousPrevent frost damageApply suitable winter protectionWinter protection for container plantsfrequently asked QuestionsHydrangeas are those Stars in every cottage garden. The robust garden plants survive many a cold winter. However, hydrangeas can sometimes be frozen to death in spring. All measures for prevention and help are given below.In a nutshellA hydrangea is one of the more robust garden plants...
table of contentsForsythia: flowering periodRegion-specific flowering timesFlowers not frost-prooffrequently asked QuestionsForsythia are among the most important pointer plants in the phenological calendar. Its golden yellow bloom heralds first spring. At this point you can expect significantly less frost. Here you can find out everything you need to know about the forsythia bloom.In a nutshellForsythia bloom in early springphenological pointer plantDate depends on the regionLate frosts are ...
table of contentsAcornsToxinsEat acornsfrequently asked QuestionsWhether acorns are poisonous or edible must be answered in a differentiated manner. The fruits are harmful to health in their raw state. However, if they are treated before consumption, the acorns can also be eaten.In a nutshellSince all parts of oak are poisonous, acorns also contain toxinstannins are responsible, which can lead to gastrointestinal complaintsif the substances are washed out, the fruits can be further processed ...
table of contentsMoss plants take care of themselvesBenefits of mossRemove mossMoss or lichen?frequently asked QuestionsWhen it comes to moss on trees, many hobby gardeners ask themselves whether the green carpet harms the tree. But are the green plants really harmful and need to be removed?In a nutshellRemoval of moss is not absolutely necessaryMosses do not impair the supply of nutrients to the treesMoss plants do not damage treesRemoval mostly for optical reasonsMoss plants can be removed ...
table of contentsThe soil propertiesAvoid waterloggingAcid & well drained soilBuy substrateRegular implementationfrequently asked QuestionsHydrangeas are popular garden plants. Hobby gardeners enjoy the beauty of the easy-care plants. But what composition of the earth is ideal for hydrangeas?In a nutshellHydrangeas prefer loose and well drained soilSoil should be able to absorb a lot of water, as waterlogging damages the sensitive plantDepending on the pH value, the color of the flowers i...
table of contentsEvergreen, hardy standard trunks from B to FEvergreen, hardy standard trunks from G to KEvergreen, hardy standard trunks from L to Wfrequently asked QuestionsA high trunk in the garden not only looks decorative, it also offers many advantages. The trunks are space-saving and robust. Many evergreen, hardy plants can be raised to a high stem.In a nutshelllarge selection of hardy stemsmany evergreen high stems grow only slowlyRegular pruning is essential to maintain the shapeeve...
table of contentsNative wild treesHedge bushesOrnamental shrubsFruit treesfrequently asked QuestionsIn many gardens, bees and other insects find little food. To support the busy honey collectors, we present 25 attractive shrubs for the garden that are bee-friendly and hardy.In a nutshellDomestic flowering trees are particularly recommendedrobust, adaptable, easy to care for and hardyfor sunny to shady locationsprefer yellow, pink or purple flower colorsmany wild bushes with edible fruitsNativ...
table of contentsrootgrowthNeedlesbarkConesBotanical differencesfrequently asked QuestionsThe fact that spruce and fir are conifers can be seen at first glance. They also differ from other conifers relatively easily. But it will be difficult for one another. We still have 6 differences between fir and Spruce found.In a nutshellFirs and spruces look very similarthe most noticeable difference are the conesthe difference is noticeable with the needlesdifferent root system difficult to recognizeB...
table of contentsWhat is nettle manure?ManufacturingfertilizerinsecticideodorExperience with nettle manurefrequently asked QuestionsNettle manure for roses is often recommended as a fertilizer and to combat lice and other pests. But how can it be produced and are there any risks involved in using it?In a nutshellApplication in different waysNote a few points when positioningMaking nettle manure for roses is very easyPlant manure can spoilDilution must be taken into accountWhat is nettle manur...
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