Welche Bäume?
Wir sollen Paar Bäumchen in unseren großen Garten pflanzen. Habt Ihr Empfehlungen welche Sorten besonders schnell wachsen und gut aussehen? Es sollen aber keine Nadelbäume werden.
Wir sollen Paar Bäumchen in unseren großen Garten pflanzen. Habt Ihr Empfehlungen welche Sorten besonders schnell wachsen und gut aussehen? Es sollen aber keine Nadelbäume werden.
Moin, ich möchte gerne Florist werden und gehe morgen in einem Blumengeschäft probearbeiten. Falls ihr Erfahrung als Florist habt, könnt ihr mir ein paar essenzielle und wichtige Dinge sagen die ein Florist können muss? LG und Danke im Voraus 🙂
Man hört immer ganz verschiedene Meinungen gibt welche die sagen Auto Samen sind besser für Anfänger gibt welche sagen die verzeihen einem keinen Fehler . Kann mir jemand mal genau erklären was es damit gemeint ist und welche Samen jetzt wirklich am besten für Anfänger sind . mit Vor und Nachteilen ganz einfach erklärt .
Im Wintergarten werden nach und nach all meine Pflanzen von Spinnmilben befallen. Ich bin mit meinem Latein am Ende. Ich stelle sie raus, dusche sie mit einem starken Strahl öfter ab, habe sie auch schon bereits mit entsprechenden Mitteln vollgesprüht (auf Neem-Basis oder Rapsölbasis und vieles mehr) aber sie kommen und kommen immer wieder. Selbst…
Hi. Habe erdbeersamen und frage mich wie viele Samen ich pro Topf verstreuen soll. Der Topf ist 9x9x9,5cm groß ca 0,5l Volumen. Die selbe Frage stelle ich mich auch bei meinen kräutersamen wie basilikum Petersilie und co. danke schonmal
und bei welchen es nur geschlechtlich geht. Z.B. Nadelbäume ja, Laubbäume nein … Geht das auch bei Obstbäumen, wenn einem die Unterlage nicht so wichtig ist? Ich bin scheinbar zu doof zum Veredeln.
You want to harvest something or just have a nice eye-catcher?
As an eye-catcher, I find great hazelnuts: a gold bowl and a purple bowl, between them room for a covered bench. A beautiful green hazel or another shrub to round off the seat island?
The gold husk is 3 to 4 m high, carries nuts and retains its beautiful coloring until the end of the year.
Blood corkscrew looks like this:
And great also a mourning chalet under which you can sit protected:
Source for everything
In the autumn you will fight Visit, and depending on who is faster, harvest all the nuts! ♧♤♧
Maybe you like my suggestion.? metabolites
☆☆ Many thanks for the star! ☆
Hello,
as always, when working with nature, the strict law of the local applies:
Is this a particularly warm region with you, or a particularly cool one?
Is your garden cool and humid or sunny and dry?
Due to the location of special late frost hazard?
A light, low-mineral sandstone, or heavy clay, or bright limestone?
All these are factors that you should know and judge best on the spot before you could make a sound recommendation. Maybe you’ll find someone on site who knows. Another recommendation: look at what’s in the neighborhood, what’s growing well, and choose what you like.
With more precise knowledge of the local conditions there would certainly be a lot of possibilities without saying much: The poplars mentioned several times are usually so stressless that they work practically everywhere, but can really become very large, are not real ornamental oils and have a quite short life expectancy. The precipitation which is then necessary is often problematic because of the dimensions. Rather, I would recommend birch, which are similarly unpredictable, also very fast-growing in youth, but at least I find them pretty, and they do not make the problems when they have to be liked at some point. Personally, I always find fruit trees good, just when you have a large garden, but it depends on what is possible with you…
As a further factor, underground watercourses and distortions are added which, due to their energetic influence, only allow certain vegetation. keyword: Radiation seekers – Radiation refugees. This experience is constantly…
Fast growth is not always good. It can also be that such a tree grows over your head quickly – even in the sense of transmission.
I think Hainbuchen is very beautiful. They often grow as hedges, but also as a tree very beautiful. And they’re domestic.
I’d plant fruit trees. In spring flower splendour and in autumn delicious fruits.
Poplars grow fast Yes, and grow has no benefit. to donate long shadows except in the age,
My beech ball I excavated as an infant at my lake at my home with a knife longer the drive was not. They grow well.
If there’s something else, a wild rose can be free in the lawn. If they’re full of blossoms, you have a bridal dress in the garden. You always have to mow under it.
You better plant fruit trees. Fruit shrubs.
Is not a real tree, but bamboo grows very fast
Bamboo should only be planted where you can go with the trek to tear him away later. That’s a devil.
Alternatively: with rhizom lock.
Poplars shoot up. But otherwise have no value.
Right. It can also be forgotten as firewood. 🙈
Poplars are grown as ‘feeders’ for biogas plants.
I know. That’s in my answer. I merely answered the question in mind – the other proposals are, of course, far more correct.
You can contact me through messages, but I think our cultural contributions are so bad that they would not be enrichment. You can stop it. 😎🤩👋
Boah as great! ☆♧☆ Thank you – I have to go there too. With me, Reimen works very well with red wine (proteinda I even make multilingual Limericks☆) – but it is still too early, so please some patience.
In times when all our forests are ruined,
If fir trees and spruce, also beech, die us,
I see the slim and high-ranked trees
And also their similar (da)interspaces
With other eyes and awakening view
The grows so painful – one meter in the piece
Enjoy us with your foliage nipple
I’ll sing the song here for our poplar…
So time for an ode to the poplars, as long as there are still fossils as we can. A poem?
On river banks, I always found them fascinating. But there was a poplar death. You don’t see them more often.
Oh, where was right! Otherwise we could never have exchanged so nicely!
Poplars also have poetic potential! The leaves ‘batter’ and tell stories. And look very attractive about landscape design!
As far as my knowledge is concerned.
Is there another one? We had 5 (!) poplars in the garden in the youthful Wahn decades ago. That was a drama until they left.
I already have a bad conscience that I have given this answer at all.
Yes, your ‘have no value.’ triggered my answer. The value of a poplar could be considered differently…. ! 🙂
Maple is ideal, except if you want fruit.
You can pick up some fruit, I heard.