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- Plant the bed according to the natural site conditions
- Plants feel most comfortable in suitable locations
- The right plants for different locations
- Plants for moist, shady locations
- Plants for dry, shady locations
- Plants for dry, sunny locations
- Plants for acid soil
- Plants for basic soils
- Plants that also feel good on roads with higher exhaust emissions
- Tips
Most flowers feel most comfortable in the sun
Plant the bed according to the natural site conditions
In order for the plants in the garden bed to grow and prosper magnificently, you should plant the different species according to their individual preferences.
Plants feel most comfortable in suitable locations
Always work with the natural garden environment, not against it. While you can adjust some conditions, such as by setting up a windbreak to shield sensitive plants from unprotected areas, in some areas you will never be able to successfully breed certain species - so species that need warming and warming will not thrive in the shade, just like wetland plants never feel comfortable in a stone bed. Respect the different micro-climates of your garden and choose the plants you want. In some areas, your choice of plants may be limited, but your garden will surely flower and thrive with healthy plants.
The right plants for different locations
Below are some plant suggestions for typical locations of garden beds. An arrangement of healthy plants, even if there are only a few different species, always looks more appealing than many different, but proliferating, sick and fighting for survival specimens.
Plants for moist, shady locations
Damp, shady locations are among the problematic areas in the garden. But even here many more species thrive:
Plants for dry, shady locations
Incidentally, "shady" does not mean that light here may be completely disturbed: the gardener understands this only the absence of direct sunlight. Nevertheless, such a location can be relatively bright, such as when light house walls reflect the light in a courtyard. In a shady but dry location, for example, the following species may feel comfortable:
Plants for dry, sunny locations
In dry, sunny locations, many flowers and flowering plants feel very well, especially those from the Mediterranean region:
Plants for acid soil
On acidic soils you should prefer appropriate plants and do not constantly try to change the pH of the soil. Especially the following species thrive here:
Plants for basic soils
On beds with basic soil the plant selection is particularly large:
Plants that also feel good on roads with higher exhaust emissions
Many plants only feel good in clean air and are therefore not suitable for planting in a bed, which is located on a busy road. Exhaust-resistant types are, for example:
Tips
Vegetables usually prefer full sun locations, which is why beds for crops should always be in the sunniest garden area.