The black soil from Amazonia improves the soil and promotes the growth of your plants. Read here how you can make Terra Preta yourself…
While aloe vera is used as a medicinal plant, other types of aloe are considered poisonous. In this article we examine the diversity of this genus.…
Angle spiders are among the uninvited animal guests that find their way from the garden into the house. Learn how to get rid of them here.…
Kiwis from the supermarket are known as exotic fruits. However, their hardy little sisters, the kiwiberries, can also be grown in the garden…
Nectarines and peaches are susceptible to a number of different diseases. Read here why the leaves are turning yellow.…
The thimble is proud and beautiful and invites you to take a closer look at its blossoms. But how toxic the plant is, is quickly overlooked.…
It doesn't always have to be an expensive climbing aid from the hardware store. With creativity, you can also make a support for your plants yourself.…
The Milpa bed is a well-established method of optimizing yields using mixed cultures. Read here how you can create the bed in the garden.…
In spring, the magnolia unfolds its blossom splendor and then wears a green leaf dress. But what to do if their leaves turn yellow prematurely?…
When yellow leaves appear on your otherwise impressive Monstera, it's high time to get to the bottom of the cause. For details, see here.…
If your Monstera tends to develop aerial roots, you're trying to tell them something. Here's why you shouldn't just cut them off…
There are a variety of fast-growing shrubs that you can use to dress up your property. In this post, we present the best.…
Even the very robust mint can develop yellow leaves. The causes mentioned here are the pests, diseases and environmental influences…
The impressively flowering amaryllis is a demanding plant, also when it comes to watering. Here you can find out what you should bear in mind.…