A HEALTHY GARDEN IS A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN

October is the month when the garden slowly prepares for winter rest. Although the days are getting shorter, there are still many tasks to complete to enjoy a healthy and beautiful garden in spring.

🍂 From mid-September, you can safely cut back peony leaves. The cut foliage can either be left on the bed or placed on the compost heap.

May is the best time to prune spruce, pine, or fir trees. In our new video, we show how to shape an already fairly large spruce tree.

September is a perfect time to plant heath (heather) plants. Choose a sunny to partially shaded spot with loose, acidic soil for the best results.

Is your juniper old, sprawling, and out of shape? Don’t worry — with the right technique, you can turn it back into a strong, decorative highlight in your garden. In our new video, we show step by step how to prune and shape your juniper properly.

Your carrots have formed but stayed tiny? There are several reasons — soil quality, seeding density, and nutrient levels all play a role.

Not sure how to prune your cherry tree? In our new video, we show you step by step using a large branch exactly how to prune correctly.

When is the best time to plant roses, and what should you pay attention to? In our video, we show you step by step how to plant roses properly and what matters most when choosing the planting time.

When is the best time to plant roses, and what should you pay attention to? In our video, we show you step by step how to plant roses properly and what matters most when choosing the planting time.

Thuja trees can easily be shaped – giving your garden a more unique and interesting look.

In this video, we show you step by step how to successfully graft a large apple tree using the whip grafting method.

🌿 Oleanders need regular pruning – in autumn and spring. Each type of pruning serves a different purpose to keep your plant healthy and blooming.

Mulch protects plants – but how thick should the layer be?

🌿 Noticed lichens growing on your tree? They often appear due to poor soil, lack of nutrients, thick grass around the trunk, or missing pruning.

🌱 Basalt meal is a real all-rounder in the garden. It supplies plants with essential minerals, improves soil quality, and even helps protect against pests like slugs – they don’t like its texture at all.

🌸 Have your lilies finished blooming? Now it’s time for some care to make sure they sprout strongly and bloom richly again next year.

🌲 Brown needles inside your conifers? That’s completely normal – even evergreen plants shed part of their foliage. The key is proper care throughout the year.

Balancing your garden's soil is key to healthy plant growth! Here's how to combine lime application and organic fertilization for the best results.