Vegetable garden 2025, April

Do you want to overwinter your celeriac? We show how it is possible in the cellar or in the ground heap and how the celery has to be prepared.…

When does celery season start? When are celeriac, celery sticks and cut celery grown and when are they harvested? We answer.…

Growing sweet corn in the garden requires little effort. How is the sweet corn planted and what should be considered when growing it?…

Real hobby gardeners sow their asparagus themselves. This requires some patience, but it's worth it. Tips for sowing seeds in your own garden.…

How big does the planting distance have to be for celery? What are the differences in the space required for bulbs, stalks and cut celery? We help.…

If asparagus is to thrive in the home garden, it needs a lot of nutrients. This is how you fertilize your asparagus properly so that you can bring in a rich harvest.…

Growing Jerusalem artichoke in the garden requires little effort. With a few tips, beginners and hobby gardeners with little time can rear them.…

Jerusalem artichoke is propagated by seeds, but mostly by tubers. You just have to make sure that the plants don't spread too much.…

Many mushroom connoisseurs would like to grow porcini mushrooms in their own garden, but you can only create suitable conditions for this.…

Porcini mushrooms are not only popular for fresh consumption, they can also be dried and processed into practical porcini flour.…

Poisonous mushrooms first and foremost end up in the cooking pot if they look very similar to tasty edible mushrooms.…

Jerusalem artichoke comes in many variations. Whether tuber, herb or flowers - which varieties are particularly suitable for use in the kitchen?…

Jerusalem artichokes can be harvested almost all year round. Use the main harvest time in autumn to get particularly beautiful tubers.…

Connoisseurs look forward to fresh asparagus all year round. The precious vegetable only has a short season. When does the asparagus season start and when does it end?…

Asparagus is not just asparagus. A distinction is not only made between white and green asparagus. Which varieties are suitable for the home garden?…

Why not try growing celery in a bucket? We help with the selection of the vessel, with planting and care and with the harvest.…

Since fungi are not plants in the true sense, their rapid growth differs from that of trees and shrubs.…

Asparagus cutting is manual work. With the right tools and a little know-how, this unloved job is easier to do.…

Planting asparagus in the garden requires a lot of space and time. With proper preparation, fresh asparagus can then be harvested for ten years.…

Onion is the most common vegetable used in cooking. Read how you can supply yourself with onions from your own cultivation all year round.…

Growing asparagus in the garden yourself is time-consuming. If you do everything right from the start, you will harvest fresh asparagus from your own cultivation for many years.…

Asparagus is propagated by seeds. But not every seed produces a new plant. What you have to pay attention to when propagating asparagus.…

The asparagus season begins in mid-April. Until June it is now time to harvest the delicious noble vegetables. This is how you get the asparagus right out of the ground.…

How is celery grown in the garden? We answer questions about varieties, location, substrate, neighbors, sowing, transplanting, planting and harvesting time.…

Harvesting homegrown onion sets is similar to harvesting adult onions. The earlier date should be noted.…

The drier the onions, the longer they will keep. Take the time to dry your crop well.…

Sowing spring onions - no hurdle. Read here when the best time is and which location and soil conditions the onion prefers.…

Be sparing with the fertilizer. The spicy tuber will thank you with a rich harvest.…

Planting onion sets is quick and fun. Planted in autumn, the first onions can already be harvested at the end of May!…

Do not start harvesting onions until the foliage is completely dry. Harvesting not too early increases the shelf life.…