September is a month of peace and quiet, hopefully the weather will give us this year. The sun warms, but does not burn, the cool wound is full of dew, while the crickets still play summer songs …
Splendid
Gauge with a tight -fitting species name beautiful (Sedum) It is in full flower. It offers a joyful spectacle during Indian summer and autumn, as well as nectar butterflies, bees and bumblebees.However, its inflorescence will revive the garden even in winter, not with color, but in the shape – shred the stalks in the spring. You can choose from cultivars of different heights and colors of inflorescence, from cream to purple. The fleshy leaves of the gauge suggest that it is absolutely undemanding on moisture and benefits in the permeable soil. Thanks to the upright stems, it is charming even at a time when you do not bloom yet – in addition to a nice shape, they also offer different shades of green, they can also color into pink or wine. You can also grow the gauge in the container, all year round if you prevent the roots from freezing. The same is the very -looking starting agent (Sedum telephium).
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Do they have where to sleep?
In a cute red beetle with legendary dots (until there are seven, two, or lost them) you have the best allies. However, a lot of aphids are consumed not only by adult ladybugs, but also by their larvae. They will blow up and turn beetles in the summer. And only when they successfully hibernate will they be able to reproduce further in the next year.
If you want great helpers in the garden, help them survive the winter. They spend it in a state of rigidity, the cold and the absence of food do not mind, but frost and moisture do not survive. Ladybugs therefore crawl into gaps under stones and old stumps, under moss cushions and old grass. In the garden they find a suitable stash under the mulch on the flower beds, in a pile of leaves or in a piece of uncut old age. You can also prepare wooden houses filled with hay or dry moss, with a cracks instead of the entrance that you hide under the trees in the leaves.
Three nuts
The hazel of general (Corylus avellana) It is our original, domestic wood, absolutely undemanding, very tough and useful. And also malleable and handsome. There are many reasons to plant it in the garden. Fast and willingly create shadow or privacy, you can harvest nuts and rods – excellently and rejuvenates and rejuvenates. You can choose from various varieties, either bred for harvesting especially large and tasty nuts or for decoration.
Popular are especially hazel with twisted branches, decorative even in winter. If you want nuts, it is worth placing a few shrubs approximately 3 m apart, preferably different varieties to pollute each other. You can grow a hazel into a basket tree or keep it as a shrub with annual cuts – but then it does not produce. It is also ideal for free -growing hedges, which will delight birds, squirrels and tiles.
You could find this article in the Recipe Magazine No. 09/25.
