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Propagating rhubarb: sowing and dividing

Rhubarb can be propagated in a number of ways. We share our experiences with you and give tips on dividing and sowing as well as buying.Rhubarb can be propagated either by dividing or by sowing [Photo: SariMe / Shutterstock.com]rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) is generally not very demanding and can be successful and uncomplicated grown in the garden will. But for many, the question arises from the very beginning: How do you get your rhubarb plant? You can propagate rhubarb either by dividing it o...

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Harvesting rhubarb: when is harvest time?

Rhubarb is a seasonal vegetable. Due to the increasing oxalic acid content, many people are uncertain how long the stalks can be harvested.Rhubarb can be harvested and processed between April and the end of June [Photo: Nadezhda Nesterova / Shutterstock.com]rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) is mainly on the menu in spring and early summer - then it is traditionally rhubarb season and therefore also harvest time. In this article, we will tell you how you can best harvest rhubarb, when is the ideal h...

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Planting Beans: Instructions for Growing Beans

Beans are a reliable source of many nutrients. We'll show you how you can plant healthy beans in your own garden.In the garden you can Grow green beans and runner beans. The French bean is significantly smaller than the runner bean and is therefore particularly popular in small gardens. The runner bean is far more demanding than the French bean: it needs a lot of warmth, a lot of space and a good soil. On the other hand, runner beans are more productive than their little relatives.contentsWhe...

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Kale varieties: an overview of old and new varieties

New and well-tried varieties of kale: We show you the best varieties for the garden. These can also be conveniently ordered from specialist dealers.As with many other vegetables, the variety is very large [Photo: Dagmar Breu / Shutterstock.com]Kale is a typical dish on cold winter days. The different varieties differ in many ways, such as taste, color and resistance to sub-zero temperatures. You can order seeds for growing kale either online from us or at a garden center near you.We have desc...

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Fertilizing rhubarb: timing, procedure & Co.

The perennial needs enough nutrients for a rich rhubarb harvest. Here you can find out when, how and with what best to fertilize rhubarb.The rhubarb season begins in April and traditionally ends on St. June) [Photo: Ad Oculos / Shutterstock.com]It's such a thing with that rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum). Some love him, others hate him. With the right processing, however, wonderful desserts, compotes and juice can be conjured up from the sour vegetables, which can convince even the strongest oppon...

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Planting and growing carrots: expert tips

As the most popular root vegetable, carrots should not be missing in any garden. Here are helpful tips on planting and growing the crunchy carrots.Growing carrots (Daucus carota subsp. sativus) in the home garden has a very special advantage: The delicious roots can always be freshly harvested over a long period of time. At the beginning they are a bit smaller, but have a particularly mild and sweet taste. Over time, the aroma intensifies and the harvest volume increases.contentsPlanting carr...

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Growing beetroot: tips from the experts

Beetroot are beet plants that are closely related to the Swiss chard. There are important tips here to help you grow red beets successfully in the garden.Beetroot can also be grown in your garden [Photo: Tatiana Volgutova / Shutterstock.com]Beetroot (Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris var. conditiva) belong, just like the Swiss chard (Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris) and the spinach (Spinacia oleracea), to the goosefoot family (Chenopodiaceae).Originally, beetroot was found on the shores of the Medi...

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Harvesting & storing garlic: our tips

Harvesting garlic and storing it properly is not always easy. These tips and tricks will help with drying, storing, and pickling garlic.Garlic can be stored for a long time when dried and braided into braids [Photo: barmalini / Shutterstock.com]garlic (Allium sativum) can be found in almost every kitchen and it can be easily grown in your own garden. In order for the cultivation to promise success, correct harvesting and storage is important in order to preserve the popular "tuber". In the ca...

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Planting Red Cabbage: Instructions & Tips

Red cabbage can be used to make a crunchy winter salad or a hearty side dish. We will explain to you what cultivation options there are and how to properly take care of the young plants.Early red cabbage seedlings can be planted in the bed from the beginning of April [Photo: Dolores M. Harvey / Shutterstock.com]The red cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata f. rubra), often referred to as red cabbage, is first mentioned in historical sources from the 12th century. Century mentioned. Red cab...

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Difference between leeks, leeks & onions?

Is there a difference between leeks and leeks? And are onions and shallots the same thing? We answer your questions about the different onion plants.We clarify what the difference is between leeks, leeks, onions and Co. [Photo: Lenasirena / Shutterstock.com]The large bulb family (Allioideae), also called leek plants, can be a bit confusing. If several dozen synonyms for one and the same onion come into play, you quickly lose track of everything. With a few simple tricks, however, onions, leek...

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