Beetles can help pollinate flowers. To do this, however, they need plants in your garden that offer nectar as food. Photo: dpa
Stop worrying about those plants that keep failing to thrive in your garden. Now’s the time to open up to more natural and low-maintenance alternatives that are guaranteed flourish, says professional gardener Svenja Schwedtke.
“One of the great challenges of our time is climate change. A change that definitely scares us and also means plenty of change in the garden,” says the Germany-based gardener.
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