table of contentsSeedsSowing timeThe right locationSowing instructionsGermination timeSubsequent carefrequently asked QuestionsThe bee pasture (Phacelia) inspires hobby gardeners and bees alike. Its flowers are decorative, an interesting source of food for insects and also ideally suited as green manure plants. Propagating the Phacelia is simple and straightforward.In a nutshellPhacelia is basically an annual planthowever, it has a strong tendency to self-sow, overgrown in the gardenSowing as...
table of contentsDecorative ornamental shrub made of flowersFascinating flowersEdible hibiscus flowersChinese rose hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa)Garden hawkish (Hibiscus syriacus)Marsh marshmallow (Hibiscus moscheutos)Is Hibiscus Edible? On warm, sunny Locations the plant inspires with simple or double flowers in white, yellow, pink, blue or purple. Not only are hibiscus flowers pretty to look at, some are even edible.In a nutshellHibiscus is popular as a garde...
table of contentsInstructions for direct sowingLocation and soilSow sunflowersInstructions for preferringSow sunflowersLocation and careSelect seedlingsSunflowers for tub cultureSow sunflowersfrequently asked QuestionsSunflowers, bot. Helianthus, are annual and have to be replanted every year. Alternatives to buying young plants for garden beds and pots are direct sowing and growing your own plants.In a nutshell titleInstructions for direct sowingSowing Helianthus begins in autumn with the ha...
table of contentsSow annuallyPrefer in the housePlant sunflowers outdoorsInstructions for direct sowingCultivate in potsThe right locationProper carefrequently asked QuestionsSunflowers (Helianthus) set wonderful accents in every garden with their distinctive flower heads. When growing and planting, however, there are a few things to consider so that they can shine in competition with the sun.In a nutshellannual and perennial varietiesRe-sow annual varieties every yearPreculture indoors or di...
table of contentsAfter floweringCut back in springCuts in autumnDiseased / damaged plantsIdeal timeCleaning the cutting tool - instructionsDispose of green cuttingsfrequently asked QuestionsCutting hollyhocks is comparatively easy if the timing is right and the necessary tools are available. Our instructions show how it's done - from waste to disposal.In a nutshellseveral blends may be necessary over the yearPlants tolerate pruning very wellBlending can prevent diseases and pestsuncontrolled ...
table of contentsHollyhocks: lifespanEducate for several yearsWinter hardiness of hollyhocksfrequently asked QuestionsHollyhocks are one of the most popular ornamental plants, and for many gardeners it is a sad sight when they perish. The question that often arises is how old hollyhocks can get.In a nutshellHollyhocks are biennial plantsFlowering and seed ripening only in the 2nd yeardie after the seeds ripenThe service life can be increased by cutting measuresthey are hardyHollyhocks: lifesp...
table of contentsPreparationsDigging out: instructionsPotting: InstructionsLocationCare in winterEnd of winteringfrequently asked QuestionsDahlias (Dahlia) are sensitive to cold and can overwinter in a frost-free place in the pot. With the right instructions, this can still be done easily and the blooms in the following year are guaranteed.In a nutshellOutside of mild regions, dahlias must be overwintered frost-free in potsStop fertilizing in good timeIncrease soil moisture at the right timec...
table of contentsLupins feel at home hereSunny locationNo windLean soilPermeable, loose soil structureLow pHNo limefrequently asked QuestionsLupinus polyphyllus, as the garden lupine is scientifically correct, is striking because of its brightly colored, large flower candles. Lupins need a suitable location so that you can admire this splendor extensively.In a nutshellas sunny as possiblein partially shaded places at least three hours of sun a dayThere is little wind in the garden, otherwise ...
table of contentsLocation requirements can varyPartial shade preferredSoil conditionfrequently asked QuestionsThe Columbine (Aquilegia) is a very delicate ornamental plant with unique, brightly colored spur flowers. In order for these to develop, Columbine needs the right location in the garden. We'll tell you where it is.In a nutshellclassic perennial for natural or cottage gardensLocation can vary depending on the species or variety and influence growth behaviorsome like more sun, but most ...
table of contentsCompost soilMore home remediesSeaweedBanana peelsVegetable waterWood ashCoffee groundsPotato waterRhubarb leavesfrequently asked QuestionsThe agapanthus, which is actually easy to care for, needs enough fertilizer in addition to a sunny location to develop its decorative flowers. Various household remedies for fertilization are also suitable for this purpose. The following article shows which ones are available here.In a nutshellif the flower does not bloom, it may be due to ...
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