Plants
Get houseplants ready for winter in the fall
Prepare your houseplants for winter by dusting leaves, adjusting their location away from heating and cold windows, reducing watering, and ensuring proper soil and ground heat protection.
15 tips for gardens with that special something
Transform your garden into a special retreat with these 15 inspiring ideas—from relaxing swings and cozy fire pits to game areas and multiple seating zones.
Small garden, big impact: how to get the best out of it
Maximize your small garden's potential with smart design strategies. Learn how to position elements by sunlight and transform limited space into a functional outdoor oasis.
The big garden calendar: What to do in June and July?
Discover essential gardening tasks for June and July, from pruning and planting vegetables to protecting fruit from birds and creating fragrant outdoor spaces.
Poisonous plants in the garden
Discover which garden plants pose serious health risks, from oleander and monkshood to deadly nightshade and yew trees, and learn how to protect yourself and your family.
Do It Yourself: Build your own herb rack
Create a functional herb rack from simple materials like wooden boards and tin cans. This budget-friendly DIY project costs around 20 euros and takes just a few steps to complete.
More light, more moisture: what houseplants need in winter
Keep your houseplants thriving through winter by placing them in bright south-facing rooms and away from cold windowsills and heating vents.