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Make itching powder from plants yourself Rosehips & Co.

Itching powders are a popular joke item that you can easily make yourself. On Plantopedia we show 3 variants of how to make the powder…

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Perennial bed planting plan: 9 ideas for shade and sun

A beautiful perennial bed in the garden is a real eye-catcher. The right planting plan helps enormously. Here you will find 9 ideas for beautiful perennial beds.…

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Microgreens trend: growing superfood without soil: this is how it works

Microgreens are the new superfood trend. Growing healthy sprouts without soil is very easy on your windowsill at home. We show how to do it.…

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Balcony plants for bees: 13 plants for the bee-friendly balcony

Even without a garden you can do something for the bees. With a bee-friendly balcony and these balcony plants, you can offer insects a habitat.…

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Winter tour in the garden - 22 gardening work in winter

Even in winter, a garden needs some maintenance. Plantopedia gives you a winter walkthrough and shows which 22 gardening chores to do in winter.…

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Mushrooms in the lawn - Where do they come from and what can be done about them?

Mushrooms in the lawn can indicate a disease. Find out everything you need to know about lawn fungi and how to remove them on Plantopedia.…

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Nordmann fir: Growth of firs per year

The Nordmann fir is probably the classic among the Christmas trees. But she also looks good in the garden. Here you can find all information about the growth of fir trees.…

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Recognize dormouse: noises, droppings and tracks

Dormouse are not desired guests in the house and garden. Visit Plantopedia to learn how to correctly identify dormouse.…

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Multiply ivy - Cuttings made easy - manual

Ivy are pretty houseplants. The patterned leaves hang down boldly. In this way, the ivy can easily be propagated via cuttings.…

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Bird seed in winter: are peanuts useful for birds?

Bird seed in winter often includes nuts. But are peanuts useful as birdseed? These birds like peanuts, so offer the food properly.…

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Can you eat fresh cranberries raw? - Info

The small red power berries are in season in winter. Cranberries are healthy and delicious, but can you eat them raw? Or are raw cranberries poisonous?…

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Waxed amaryllis: how long does it keep?

Waxed amaryllis are available in many stores around the Christmas season. But how long do the onions in the wax last? Here you can find all information.…

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Attracting squirrels to the garden - 5 ideas for settling

With their lively nature, squirrels bring life into the garden. You can find out how to attract these cute animals here.…

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Poisonous plants in the garden: 60 plants poisonous to humans from A-Z

Which plants are poisonous? Here you will find a list of 60 poisonous plants in the garden and information on what to do in the event of poisoning.…

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