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Die Eisheiligen sind vorbei: So starten deine GemĂĽsepflanzen jetzt richtig durch!
Die Geduld zahlt sich aus: Die Eisheiligen sind vorĂĽber und das GemĂĽse darf endlich dauerhaft nach drauĂźen! Damit der Umzug ins Freie fĂĽr Tomate, Gurke und Co. aber nicht mit... Read more...
Pflanze des Monats Mai: Die Schokoladenminze – Naschen ohne Reue!
Die Schokoladenminze ist ein absolutes Wunderwerk der Natur. Sie sieht aus wie eine klassische Minze, aber sobald du über ihre Blätter streichst, umhüllt dich das unwiderstehliche Aroma von herber Schokolade... Read more...
🌍 100 Years of Sir David Attenborough: The Voice of Our Earth Celebrates an Anniversary
Celebrate 100 years of Sir David Attenborough with me! His unparalleled documentaries have taught us that plants are not just a silent backdrop, but rather they trick, fight, and feel.... Read more...
Liquid Gold from Above: How to Harvest Rainwater and Help Your Plants (and the Climate)
Hot summers, long droughts, and sudden heavy rainfall: Climate change has long been here, affecting us and our plants. How do I still keep my green oasis healthy through these... Read more...
Green wonder in your own garden bed: Discover my special cucumber variety!
Growing your own vegetables is a small, everyday kind of magic. From early May, I'll once again have strong cucumber plants ready for you! In my new post, discover a... Read more...
Plant paparazzi wanted - Your photos are worth money to me
Show off your plants – because gardening is best shared! 🪴 You put something in the ground, nurture it, and wait for nature's miracle. It's a quiet process that we... Read more...
From screen terror to ingenious flatmate - Bob... the Blob: The smartest "thing" without a brain is looking for a new home
Allow me to introduce myself: Bob... the Blob! Neither animal, nor plant, nor fungus – but the largest single cell on Earth! I'm a 500-million-year-old slime genius who solves mazes,... Read more...
Plant of the Month April: The American groundnut (Apios americana)
Once the savior of European settlers, today an absolute insider tip for the home garden: the American groundnut (Apios americana) delights in summer as a rampant, flowering climbing wonder and... Read more...
Mmm, strawberry season! 🍓 Discover my exclusive quartet for your garden
It's that time of year again! Forget watery supermarket fruits – bring the pure taste of summer directly to your own garden bed or balcony. I've put together an exclusive... Read more...
Spring awakening on the windowsill: How to successfully start your new tomatoes, peppers & co.!
Spring at last! Your new tomato, pepper, and cucumber plants have arrived – but before they move into the garden, they need to survive the critical time on the windowsill.... Read more...
Plant of the Month, March: Sweet Grass (Hierochloe odorata)
Have you ever heard of a grass that smells intensely of vanilla and sweet woodruff? Bison grass (Hierochloe odorata), often also called Mary's grass or sweetgrass, is a true all-rounder... Read more...
Important in spring after receiving your plants
Here you will find a brief overview of the most important steps for the initial care of your new seedlings after unpacking, as well as specific instructions for chili peppers,... Read more...
School gardens - A valuable asset.
Vegetable gardens in schools, kindergartens, and care facilities promote experiences in nature, environmental education, knowledge about nutrition, and social skills. Children learn how food is produced by sowing, tending, and... Read more...
How I fight pests.
Nematodes, lacewing larvae, and predatory mites naturally control fungus gnats, aphids, and spider mites. Beneficial insects are harmless and self-regulating. A natural garden also supports other helpful creatures like ladybugs... Read more...
The Green Dot
The Green Dot supports proper disposal and recycling, reduces waste and conserves resources. Environmentally conscious behavior protects both nature and the future. Read more...