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Microgreens – fresh greens from the windowsill

These little nutrient packages thrive on almost any windowsill! They add variety to your plate and guarantee fresh greenery even in winter.

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Microgreens – fresh greens from the windowsill

These little nutrient packages thrive on almost any windowsill! They add variety to your plate and guarantee fresh greenery even in winter.

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Winterise your beds – how to get your garden ready for winter!

Autumn is the perfect time to prepare your vegetable patches for next spring. A little effort in the autumn will save you a lot of work in the spring, while also ensuring healthy, nutrient-rich soil. In this article, you will learn how to winterise your vegetable patches and what is particularly important when doing so.

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Winterise your beds – how to get your garden ready for winter!

Autumn is the perfect time to prepare your vegetable patches for next spring. A little effort in the autumn will save you a lot of work in the spring, while also ensuring healthy, nutrient-rich soil. In this article, you will learn how to winterise your vegetable patches and what is particularly important when doing so.

Interesting home-based stories

Your home and garden are your personal paradise. Here you will find useful tips, practical applications and interesting insider stories for your oasis of well-being. An undamaged environment that is pleasant to live in begins outside your front door.

Your home and garden are your personal paradise. Here you will find useful tips, practical applications and interesting insider stories for your oasis of well-being. An undamaged environment that is pleasant to live in begins outside your front door.

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Garden & Plants
Wild herbs in winter – natural treasures for health and well-being

Whether rose hips, ivy or spruce – they are all little powerhouses that accompany us through the cold months. Discover how these plants can help you get through the cold season in good health and relaxed.

Beginner
3 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
Multiknowledge: EM ceramic tree paint - winter protection and bark care for healthy trees

The cold season poses major challenges for trees, as low temperatures, frost and external influences can damage the bark. A particularly effective method of protecting trees from these influences is to use a special tree paint with EM ceramics. This natural paint not only supports bark care, but also provides effective protection against weather damage and pests.

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Garden & Plants
Microgreens – fresh greens from the windowsill

These little nutrient packages thrive on almost any windowsill! They add variety to your plate and guarantee fresh greenery even in winter.

Beginner
2 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
Winterise your beds – how to get your garden ready for winter!

Autumn is the perfect time to prepare your vegetable patches for next spring. A little effort in the autumn will save you a lot of work in the spring, while also ensuring healthy, nutrient-rich soil. In this article, you will learn how to winterise your vegetable patches and what is particularly important when doing so.

Beginner
3 minutes reading time
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Multiknowledge: EM Ceramics - Practical Applications for Every Day

EM ceramics have antioxidant properties that can help you in your home and garden. You can use them to revitalise drinking and irrigation water, store food, improve the quality of pond and pool water and strengthen your plants. But how does it actually work? In this article, you will learn from Barbara Enengel what types of EM ceramics are available, how they work and how you can use them in your everyday life.

Beginner
4 minutes reading time
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8 tips for a successful winter harvest

Autumn is just around the corner, and most amateur gardeners pack up their tools and say goodbye to the gardening season. But for those who want to enjoy fresh vegetables all year round, growing vegetables in winter is an exciting option. With the right planning and the use of Effective Microorganisms, you can also harvest your own vegetables from the garden in the colder months. We have put together a few tips for you here.

Enthusiast
2 minutes reading time
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Wild harvest in autumn

Autumn is a wonderful time to explore nature and to take advantage of the healing powers of plants. As nature prepares for winter, the plants draw their strength back into the seeds, fruits and ultimately the roots. Like nature, we too can prepare for the colder time of year. By collecting, processing and enjoying them, we can recharge our batteries and find peace. In this article, we will show you which plants can be collected in autumn and how to process them.

Beginner
4 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
So it grows in the greenhouse: tips and tricks for optimal conditions

In einem Gewächshaus können Sie Pflanzen das ganze Jahr über in einer kontrollierten Umgebung kultivieren. Um das volle Potenzial auszuschöpfen, gibt es einige Dinge, die Sie beachten sollten. Mit diesen Tipps – einschließlich des Einsatzes effektiver Mikroorganismen nutzen Sie Ihr Gewächshaus optimal.

Enthusiast
4 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
Multiknowledge: Terrific lawn care

After all, it is the flowers that make gardeners' hearts beat faster. However, many a greenkeeper prefers a fine, even English lawn, perfectly trimmed with a velvety surface. In this article, Barbara Enengel reveals how you can get your lawn in top shape in an ecological and sustainable way.

Beginner
3 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
Tips and tricks for a rich tomato harvest

Without a doubt, the (mostly) red fruits are one of the undisputed favourites on the summer plate. To enjoy your own harvest well into the autumn, you need to pay attention to a few things. Our tips will help you keep your tomato plants healthy.

Beginner
4 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
These tips for shady spots and pond maintenance outshine all others

The sun is merciless, the thermometer rises to over 30°: shady spots offer both us and many plants a welcome respite from the heat - many plants even flourish in the shade. Make the most of the sun-free spots in your garden or on your balcony. We'll tell you which flowers, perennials and shrubs thrive particularly well here. And because a dip in your own pond is also refreshing, you will find tips here on how effective microorganisms can help you keep your pond clear all year round.

Enthusiast
3 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
DIY plant lanterns: a simple craft project for children

Today we'll show you how to make beautiful plant lanterns using simple materials. These lanterns are perfect for your next garden party or to brighten up your patio, balcony or room.

Beginner
3 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
Multi-knowledge: Watch out for the slime trail - slug-free gardening made easy

A splendid garden full of flowering plants and crunchy vegetables is the dream of every hobby gardener. But this dream can quickly turn into a nightmare when slugs and snails feast on the plants that have been painstakingly tended and cared for. Discover practical and sustainable tips in this article that will keep your green oasis slug-free - without any chemicals.

Beginner
3 minutes reading time
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Garden & Plants
From summer to winter: The path to a year-round harvest

Even if winter seems a long way off in the summer heat, now is the perfect time to set the course for a rich winter harvest. If you want to enjoy fresh vegetables from your own garden all year round, make sure you choose the right varieties and sowing times. With a little planning and commitment, you can harvest a variety of winter vegetables that cannot be found in the supermarket.

Enthusiast
3 minutes reading time
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Drawing from the full: wild herbs in summer

Summertime is harvest time - and not just in the garden. A veritable treasure trove of wild herbs awaits you in meadows, hedgerows and forests, which are available free of charge and in the highest quality right on your doorstep. We will show you how to recognise these herbs and use them creatively in your kitchen.

Beginner
2 minutes reading time