Plants A-Z

At first glance, the tree fern looks like a palm tree. myHOMEBOOK provides tips for the correct care of the largest ferns.

Gallant soldier is actually considered a weed, but you can still plant it in the garden and use the tasty plant in the kitchen

myHOMEBOOK introduces the medicinal plant elecampane. The various species of elecampane are also suitable as ornamental plants.

Black cumin is an annual, slender-growing, herbaceous plant. Learn how to plant and care for it in the garden on myHOMEBOOK>

The spitting palm is ideal for beginners as it is low-maintenance and undemanding. myHOMEBOOK introduces the Madagascar palm.

Imperial crown is a real highlight in the garden. myHOMEBOOK reveals what you should bear in mind when planting and caring for them.

Ground ivy is often considered a weed in the garden - but wrongly so! It has been used as a medicinal and aromatic plant for centuries.

The common viper's bugloss is the perfect choice for easy-going gardeners who want to garden close to nature. Planting and care tips.

Goji berries are considered a superfood - read here how to cultivate the goji berry, also known as wolfberry, in your own garden.

The cosmea, also known as the Mexican aster or cosmos, is characterized above all by its colorful flowers.

The taste of Thai basil is reminiscent of licorice or aniseed. How to plant and care for this tasty herb in the garden.

Lupins enrich every garden, acting as a green fertilizer and easy-care gap filler. myHOMEBOOK gives tips on how to care for lupins.

The Weeping willow is deciduous and, above all, fast-growing. If you want to plant them, you need a very large garden.

Borage is very easy to care for and enhances the appearance of the garden as a culinary herb. What should you bear in mind when planting?

The Australian lemon leaf exudes an intense citrus scent. How to cultivate the plant in the garden or on the balcony.

Blackcurrants are known for their tart taste. You can find out how to grow this berry variety in your garden here.