Drive cats out of the garden, what can you do? What different methods help? The plant expert will show you which effective methods you can use to scare away the little troublemakers. In this article you will learn everything about cat defence, for example with water, coffee grounds and scented plants.…
Conifers can not only be kept as a hedge. They are also ideal for keeping in buckets. We have all the information about conifers in the bucket.…
Bark mulch is a wonderful garden helper. It is used for fertilization, suppresses weeds and shapes beds and paths. How to properly apply bark mulch.…
When is tree pruning prohibited? The topic occupies many hobby gardeners. You can find out when tree pruning is prohibited here.…
Keeping roses fresh? You can find out how to keep cut roses fresh longer and store them correctly on Plantopedia. This keeps the cut flowers fresh for a long time.…
Wooden flower box? Instructions for building a wooden flower box are available on Plantopedia. This is how you put your plants in the spotlight in a wonderfully rustic way…
How to dry rose petals We have put together 11 different ways for you to easily dry rose petals.…
Suitable rat bait? We will show you what rats like to eat and what bait you can use to attract and catch the unwanted rodents.…
Is mealy sage hardy? Here's everything you need to know about overwintering Salvia farinacea. This is how the mealy sage survives the winter.…
Build a squirrel house? Here are two instructions on how to build and hang both a squirrel house to sleep in and a bird feeder.…
Rose petals turning yellow? Visit Plantopedia for a list of many possible causes and remedies for yellow leaves on roses.…
Edible dormouse are protected. On Plantopedia we show you 5 home remedies that you can use to gently drive away the dormouse.…
Can you overwinter bamboo in a pot? Find out all the tips for overwintering in the tub and how to protect your bamboo from drying out in winter.…
Cutting Japanese blood grass? Find out how to properly cut and overwinter Japanese blood grass and what you should consider when doing so.…