Garden
Tomatoes after heavy rain: How to properly treat split fruits
Check tomatoes after heavy rain: remove split fruits, keep wet plants well ventilated and prevent further splitting.
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Balcony
Garden
Hail damage after the thunderstorm: What you should photograph and report now
Do not clear everything away immediately after hail: Which photos, notes, and immediate measures are useful for cars, balconies, gardens, and apartments.
Family
Moving into a vacation rental: What families should check immediately upon arrival
After arriving at your vacation rental or apartment, perform a ten-minute check: inspect the refrigerator, balcony, windows, kitchen, heat, and any defects.
Family
Heavy rain after hot days: How to protect your basement, entrance, and apartment
After hot days, thunderstorms and heavy rain can arrive quickly. With just a few simple steps, you can better protect your basement, entrance, balcony, and important documents.
Family
Wading pools in the heat: Cooling children down safely in the garden or on the balcony
A paddling pool seems harmless, but it requires supervision, shade, and clean water. This is how cooling off on hot days remains safer.
Garden
Gardening in the heat: watering, mulching and planning breaks correctly
During very hot weather, plants need water, but people need breaks too. That way you can tend the garden, balcony and raised bed without wasting water and effort...
Garden
Thunderstorm check for balcony and garden: What needs to be cleared away before heavy rain, storms, and hail
When thunderstorms or hail are forecast, five minutes of preparation is often enough: secure furniture, take plants off the railing, clear drains, and disconnect outdoor power.
Leisure
Avoiding wasps at the dining table: What really helps now
Wasps at the balcony or garden table are annoying, but usually easy to avoid. With covered food, secure drinks, and calm behavior, the summer evening remains more relaxed.
Garden
Saving balcony plants in the heat: watering correctly and saving water
Hot days quickly put balcony plants under stress. With a morning routine, larger pots, mulch, shade, and closed water reservoirs, herbs, tomatoes, and flowers stay fresh longer.