Vegetable garden 2025, May

Important questions about the planting of moss in the garden receive a well-founded answer here. - How to properly grow moss.…

An overview of a selection of common moss species. - These well-known species are represented under mosses, liverworts and hornworts.…

When separating the Kindel from an agave, a sense of proportion and a steady hand are required, after which care must be taken to ensure that the wound surfaces are dry.…

Garden cress is a cruciferous vegetable and contains many healthy nutrients in high concentrations. Here is the most important thing about garden cress in the profile.…

Garden cress is harvested and eaten as a seedling. But what if the garden krad is fully grown? Is it still edible then?…

Garden cress is tasty and healthy and can be harvested just a week after sowing. Find out here how to successfully plant garden cress.…

The agave is usually only placed seasonally as a container plant in the garden, but there are also frost-hardy agave species with restrictions.…

Among the more than 300 known agave species worldwide, there are different frost-hardy species with different optics and growth rates.…

When repotting the agave, it is important to select the right plant substrate and to ensure a dry phase before the next watering.…

The fruit of the agave develops from the flowers in the form of three-chambered seed capsules, but other parts of the plant are of economic importance.…

If agaves get yellow leaves and it is not the lowest leaves at the base, care mistakes such as waterlogging are usually to blame.…

The suitable soil for the agave does not have to contain a lot of nutrients, but should be as permeable as possible and dry after watering.…

The agave usually reacts very sensitively to frost, but some species in dry locations also survive sub-zero temperatures.…

Aromatic mustard leaves fresh from the balcony or mustard from self-sown mustard seeds are culinary highlights. Find out everything about sowing mustard here.…

Planting mustard on the balcony or in your own garden is very easy. Learn how to grow mustard successfully here.…

Rapeseed and mustard look confusingly similar. Here, learn the differences between the two and how to tell them 100% apart.…

Not only are the mustard seeds from our own cultivation delicious, the leaves can also be eaten. Find out here how to grow mustard yourself.…

Mustard leaves can be harvested all year round. But when are the seeds ready for harvest? Find out here when and how to harvest mustard.…

Mustard is often grown as a cover crop. Find out here what green manure is all about and how to use mustard as green manure.…

Lettuce thrives on the balcony, provided the location and care are right. Find out here what needs to be considered.…

It shines bright yellow at us from huge fields: the mustard. Read here when it blooms and what to consider when harvesting.…

Bring your freshly harvested salad to the table! Endive, lollo rosso, lamb's lettuce and the like can be harvested and enjoyed almost all year round.…

Lettuce thrives not only in the garden but also in the bucket. Find out here how lettuce thrives in pots.…

Lettuce is not just lettuce. Get to know the most common types of lettuce, their sowing and harvest dates and their most important characteristics.…

You can easily grow lettuce yourself at home on the balcony or in the garden. Here you can find out how.…

When is lettuce ready to harvest? Find out here what to consider when harvesting your lettuce.…

Lettuce can be preferred or sown directly outdoors. Find out here what to consider when sowing lettuce.…

Lettuce is particularly prone to disease when exposed to excessive moisture. Read here which diseases threaten lettuce & what you can do.…

Lettuce is now a standard vegetable on the home vegetable patch. Learn how to properly plant and care for lettuce here.…

If lettuce is preferred, it must often be pricked out. Learn how, when and why to prick lettuce here.…