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Pricking out & transplanting Pricking out & transplanting - what do you need to consider? What is pricking out? If you grow vegetables, herbs or flowers in seed trays, you will soon have a large...
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Vegetable patch for beginners Healthy, healthier - watercress The tasty watercress variety with lots of nutrients Watercress is not only perfect for planting in damp, shady beds, your water area at...
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Fête du Piment - the chilli festival in France Espelette - a region characterised by fields of red chillies. The village of Espelette in the Basque region of France is known for the aromatic, fruity and slightly hot...
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Piment d`Espelette Piment d`Espelette: The pearl of the Basque Country Piment d`Espelette is more than just a spice, it characterises the entire region of the French Basque Country and is a...
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Pepper X - the hottest chilli in the world... Pepper X - the hottest chilli in the world World record 2023 with 2.693 million SHU On 16 October 2023, it was officially announced that there is a new world record for...
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Green chillies in autumn what to do? A frequent question from our customers: It is autumn and my chillies are not yet ripe. What can I do? Suddenly it`s autumn, but some chilli plants still have loads of...
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Can you eat green chillies? Can you eat green Chillies? If you have grown your own chillies, it can happen that in autumn the plants are still full of green pods, but light and warmth are no longer...
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How to Water Chilli Plants What do you need to consider when watering chilli plants? 1. Location: The location of the plant has a big impact on watering. For example, if the plant is in a very...
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Thailand - in the land of absolute heat Thailand: Our heat journey leads to hot Thailand, so much smaller than nearby China, but always worth a trip. Thailand could also be called the "land of absolute heat"....
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Grow your own celeriac Grow your own celeriac A distinction is made between celery stalks, where only the above-ground part is used, and celeriac tubers. Celeriac belongs to the umbelliferous...
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A hot journey around the World A hot journey around the world - We continue our journey across the Atlantic Ocean directly to Africa. Christophorus Columbus brought the chilli to the African coast,...
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Growing Courgettes Yourself Courgettes / Zucchini belong to the pumpkin family and originally come from Southern Europe. Translated, zucchini means "little pumpkin", which already indicates its...
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A hot journey around the World A hot journey around the world - the fascination of international cuisine "Other countries, other customs" is a popular phrase, and every country has its own, often...
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The Milpa-Bed Mixed culture of maize, beans and pumpkin Most garden owners want a natural kitchen garden to grow healthy and pollution-free vegetables. However, the space for this is...
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Growing Melons Melons are a refreshing and healthy fruit that belong to the family of cucurbits. Originally from the Mediterranean region, they are a popular snack during the summer months....
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Grow your own potatoes Like tomatoes and peppers, the potato belongs to the nightshade family. Spanish sailors brought the first potatoes to Europe around 1560. The potato is a food of modern times...
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Growing Strawberries Like apples, cherries, quinces and many other fruits, strawberries belong to the rose family (Rosacea). Typical for these family are the simple 5-petalled flowers. About 100...
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Top five spices for good health Spices are real superfoods - so never forget to season your food! What are the top spices for good health? 1st place: Turmeric Turmeric is a popular Indian spice...
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Growing Oregano from seed More than any other herb, oregano is associated with Italian cuisine. But oregano, with its oval and delicate hairy leaves, has only been used as a culinary herb for two...
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Growing marjoram from seed Like oregano, marjoram belongs to the labiates family. Despite their close relationship, there are differences in the cultivation of the two. Marjoram is very popular as a...
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Meatballs around the world Where do they really come from? Some people might assume they originated from Sweden, butthe Swedish government denied this in 2018 . The Swedes stated that the roots of the...
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Growing chervil from seed Chervil is similar to parsley, but is a much more delicate herb with a subtle parsley flavour and slight aniseed note. It also grows naturally on shaded forest edges, from...
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Growing parsley from seed Growing parsley from seed Parsley, like the closely related root parsley, belongs to the umbelliferous family. Originally, leaf parsley comes from the Mediterranean region...
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Growing thyme from seed Thyme is a small perennial shrubby plant that belongs to the labiates. It hardly grows taller than 20 - 30 cm and is therefore often planted in rock gardens or as a ground...
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