Healthy roots are the basis for good development and growth of your crops. Damaged roots can promote diseases such as root rot or verticillium wilt and reduce your harvest. It is therefore important to act quickly if you suspect that your plants have diseased roots. In this article, we give you an overview of the most common root diseases in the garden.
We have compiled an overview of common plant diseases and explain how you can get rid of them. If the symptoms on your plant do not match a disease in the article, you may find out what your plant has here.
Learn More NowHopefully you have now found the cause of the symptoms of your diseased plants. As it is difficult to combat root diseases, you should use preventative plant protection. You can find tips on Preventive Plant Protection and measures in the article on this topic!
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Marie is an agronomist. She is particularly interested in the sustainable and organic cultivation of vegetables and other plants. In her own garden, she gained experience and likes to try things out to learn from nature. She is particularly interested in the values and principles of permaculture, in order to contribute not only to the well-being of nature, but also to the well-being of people and future generations.
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Hello everyone, Our house is on a slope and the garden is on two levels facing south-east. So far, my garden consists only of lawn and flowering shrubs (the slope is intercepted with planter boxes). In spring, I plan to build raised beds in the open space next to the house. On the left is the neighbor's garage, the brown one is our carport, on the right is the house and the one next to the house is not a pond. I would like to try gardening in a square with mixed crops. Does anyone have any experience with this and can tell me whether it makes sense to do what I'm planning? I also want to plant herbs, marigolds and marigolds underneath. There is currently a lilac and boxwood in the area at the bottom right. They are to be removed and replaced with fruit bushes and columnar cherries. However, I'm not sure whether there is enough space and which varieties. I'm open to recommendations. Many thanks in advance!
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