Soil care: Preparing the garden for the new season
Use frost-free days to loosen the soil in your beds andcompostA good soil structure is crucial for the growth of your plants and lays the foundation for a successful gardening season.
Planting time for early-growing fruit trees
Before the first leaves and flowers sprout, now is the best time to plant early-growing fruit trees such asalmond,peachor the still little knownMayberry bush(Lonicera kamtschatica). The Siberian blueberry bush, also called the Siberian blueberry, is uncomplicated and frost-resistant. It thrives in both sun and partial shade and grows in various soil types. Its early-ripening fruits taste similar to blueberries and herald the berry season as early as May.
Step cut for wine and kiwi
A targetedLayered cutatgrapevinesandKiwi plantsPromotes the quality and size of the fruit. In grapevines, the one-year-old shoots should be cut back to just a few buds, as the fruit grows on one-year-old wood. For kiwis, it is recommended to cut back the previous year's shoots to just 2–3 buds to ensure healthy growth.
