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A monstera does not need a fixed watering calendar. It needs a suitable position, air around its roots and, in time, something to climb. Here is how to read its signals.
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Narrow green leaves and a mint-chewing-gum scent make bubblegum bush an unusual balcony companion. In summer it grows in bright, warm conditions; in winter it needs a cool frost-free place.
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Young foliage begonia in a nursery pot
Silver lies between dark green lines on heart-shaped, finely hairy foliage. This rhizomatous foliage begonia needs bright filtered light, moderate substrate moisture and air around its leaf crown.

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Foliage heather collection · composition according to the shop selection
Dense green, yellow-green and warm foliage tones give this heather collection its character. An acidic foundation, accessible root balls and free drainage turn the attractive group into a well-supported outdoor planting.

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Young garden plants · quantity according to shop selection
Waxy dark green leaves sit closely on upright shoots. Green Carpet brings calm to a shady garden edge, provided enough moisture reaches beneath the attractive foliage and the soil lets water drain away again.

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Young garden plants · quantity by shop selection
Small rounded Kupferteppich leaflets make a finely drawn garden edge. Striking red fruit heads may rise above later. Its low habit needs an open edge and more help establishing than the dense carpet suggests.

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Potted plant with fine scale structure
Overlapping pale scales wrap paper avonia’s green shoots. Its fine structure merits close viewing; care needs plenty of light, well-drying soil and free drainage.

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Compact succulent spurge with curved green arms
Curved green arms surround a compact body. Euphorbia inermis invites observation and needs a sunny easily checked place. Soil may dry well between supplies.

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Silvery foliage and Mediterranean calm are a lovely fit for balconies and terraces. To get through the year well, an olive needs sunshine and a winter position planned in good time.

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Red veins, velvety-looking leaf surfaces and evening movement: the maranta rewards a suitable position and even care with lively leaf patterns.

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Pictured: 10.5 cm pot · approximately 30–35 cm overall height
Its strong leaves show how well Aloe vera can manage water. Understanding light and dry periods helps you care for it with a few well-chosen actions.

Silvery foliage and Mediterranean calm are a lovely fit for balconies and terraces. To get through the year well, an olive needs sunshine and a winter position planned in good time.
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Green or silvery roots? Here is how to tell when your phalaenopsis really needs water.

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Sun, water and a sheltered winter position: what matters for eucalyptus in a container.

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Why a Venus flytrap and a tropical pitcher plant should not receive the same winter care.
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