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Pink dwarf banana, Musa velutina

The pink dwarf banana is also known as the kenya banana or the velvet banana. It is enjoying increasing popularity with hobby gardeners. In summer it delights with its beautiful exotic flowers. Even in our latitudes, the small banana plant produces sweet, aromatic fruits. So that it can develop well on your terrace or in your garden, we have put together the most important care tips for you. CharacteristicsHeight: one to two metersPlant family: Banana family (Musaceae)Origin: Africa and AsiaF...

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Citrus tree care from A-Z for healthy citrus trees

The citrus tree belongs to the Mediterranean and evergreen plants. The botanical name 'Citrus' is related to the Greek word 'krèdos', which means 'tree with fragrant wood'. These plants impress not only with their external appearance, but also with their aromatic scents. In a sunny location in summer, the essential oils contained in the leaves evaporate and give off an intense, fresh, fruity scent. The lemon blossoms and fruits smell rather sweet but still pleasant.careDue to their limited wi...

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Convertible rose, Lantana camara: basics of care

Convertible florets inspire with colorful flower heads that modulate cheerfully from bright yellow to bright orange to deep red. The phenomenal flower show is closely linked to expert cultivation. Lantana camara come from tropical regions on the other side of the globe and are not prepared for a Central European winter. If the gardener is familiar with important aspects such as location, watering, fertilizing, cutting and wintering, the flower festival repeats itself year after year. Read eve...

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PlantsContainer Plants CareOleander Tips: Care, Cutting + Wintering

Oleander tips: care, cutting + wintering

The oleander has been grown in Central Europe for around 400 years garden-, and ornamental plants, although this plant originally comes from the Mediterranean region. He's in Germany next to that Olive tree, to the Orange tree, the Hemp palm, the Passion flower, to the hibiscus and the Angel trumpet one of the most popular Potted plants.Leaves and flowering periodOleander leaves are dark green, between 6 to 10 centimeters long and three copies are arranged like a whorl on a branch. The umbel ...

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Fig tree, Ficus carica: care from A-Z

The common fig (Ficus carica) is a popular container plant that, with good care, bears plenty of fruit. In their countries of origin, the plants often reached impressive sizes of up to six meters. Although figs can also be cultivated in regions with winter periods, their growth is more compact. Usually they have to be overwintered frost-free, but there are now cultivars that are partially hardy.Plant family: Mulberry familyFlowering period: March-JuneLifespan: up to 90 yearsPoisonous in all p...

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Indian flower tube, Canna indica

The Indian flower tube is a comparatively easy-care plant that can be cultivated in a tub without any problems. It beautifies courtyards or gardens and sets bright accents through its long flowering period.LocationCaring for the Indian flower tube includes choosing the right location. The Canna indica prefers sunny places where it receives sufficient protection. Inner courtyards, proximity to a wall or between larger plants, which are not allowed to shade the Indian flower tube, are therefore...

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Is the convertible rose poisonous?

Flowers go unusual ways to impress viewers. The changing rose is particularly inventive, it gradually changes the color of its flowers during the flowering season. From yellow to orange, for example. It's nice to look at and makes it very popular. But does this beauty have a price? Is the convertible rose poisonous for humans and animals? If so, what should be done?How poisonous is the convertible rose?The three active ingredients Lantadene, Icterogenin and Triterpene are contained in the poi...

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Abalie, Abelia grandiflora: 14 tips for proper care

This evergreen, low-growing flowering shrub is a summer bloomer, is almost as wide as it is tall and is also very popular with bumblebees and bees. However, not all varieties are completely winter hardy.CharacteristicsPlant family: honeysuckle family (Caprifoliaceae)Botanical name: Abelia grandifloraGerman names: Large-flowered Abalie, AbalieHabit: shrubby with curved branchesHeight: 100-150 cmFoliage: dark green, ovate, pointedAutumn color: orange, redBlossom: panicles, funnel-shaped, simple...

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11 absolutely hardy potted plants

Hardy potted plants are ideal for the balcony or garden, as they can be left outdoors all year round and do not require a protected winter quarters. In addition, evergreen plants have a decorative effect even when the temperature is below zero. But which types of plants are absolutely hardy, even if they are cultivated in pots?There are surprisingly large numbers of absolutely hardy potted plants. In addition, some of the plants are not only hardy, but also evergreen. This allows you to decor...

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Is dwarf bamboo hardy?

Bamboo is popular with many gardeners because it works well as a privacy screen and is easy to care for. This is especially true for the varieties that are several meters high. The dwarf bamboo, on the other hand, is not suitable for hedges, but the very small species can be used as a lawn substitute. It is no more maintenance-intensive than other grasses and, with the right treatment, is robust and durable.General informationMost of the short bamboo varieties originally come from Japan. Ther...

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