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The article focuses on a series of trials conducted by various test stations during Winter 2023/24 to assess the effectiveness of different products aimed at enhancing plant strength, particularly in compact violas, against pests like powdery mildew and aphids. It states that these trials involved products containing silicon, amino acids, and plant extracts to improve plant growth, stress tolerance, and root development.

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An interview with Uwe Stapelmann, the managing director of Die Treuhandstelle für Dauergrabpflege Niedersachsen/Sachsen-Anhalt, is presented. He discussed the innovative concept "baumerbe," developed to enhance grave sites with a focus on sustainability and environmental benefits. He mentioned that at the center of this concept is a newly planted tree, referred to as a "Zukunftsbaum" (future tree), which is characterized by its resilience to drought, heat, frost, and pests.

The article discusses the misrepresentation of the Prunus padus (Bird Cherry) as a climate-friendly urban tree despite its susceptibility to infestations and environmental sensitivity, emphasizing its characteristics, growth patterns, habitat requirements, and vulnerability to pests, particularly the devastation caused by the Ermine Moth. It highlights the species' behavior, the challenges it faces in urban landscapes, and the misconceptions about its role in addressing climate change.

The article focuses on Germany-based Andreas Thoenissen's successful biologically-driven combat against fungus flies and thrips in his horticultural operations, adapting and utilizing Nitzling (predatory mites) methods effectively. It states that Thoenissen's Kevelaer-based nursery has adapted the use of predatory mites such as Amblyseius cucumeris to deter leaf damage on Aster novi-belgii and Amblyseius miles to combat pests in his greenhouse-grown plants.

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The article discusses a study conducted by the Swiss Federal Research Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape (WSL), which investigates whether urban trees serve as gateways for forest pests. It suggests that urban trees can be critical hosts for invasive species and highlight the need for collaboration between forestry experts and urban management to protect forest ecosystems.

The article reports that the Association of German Nurseries (BdB) has released a new brochure identifying tree species resilient to climate events and pest infestations, aimed at helping consumers create climate-adapted gardens, available for purchase online.

The article offers information on new pests in ornamental plant cultivation. It mentions intensity of the occurrence is strongly dependent on climatic factors, cultivation and plant species; and also mentions pathogen Basidiophora simplex was detected for the first time in Aster novae-angliae in the specialist laboratory of the North Rhine-Westphalia plant protection service.

The article focuses on recognizing pests which understand beneficial insects. Topics include examines with rising energy prices, gardeners try to save as much energy as possible and many pests continue to develop even at low temperatures and cause damage as the beneficial insects can be used at low temperatures and what are the lower temperature limits for beneficial insects.

The article focuses on recent changes in the approval status of various plant protection products, including Emergency approval for Fonganil Gold (Metalaxyl-M) for ornamental plants in greenhouses until May 30, 2024, and Malvin WG (Captan) faced suspension due to a substance deviation. It also highlights the impact of these changes on horticultural practices, discussing issues like fungal infections in Begonia hybrids, and the control measures against pests like the Mediterranean Fruit Fly.

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The article discusses When pesticides seem inadequate, which includes horticultural practice there are more and more complaints, that pests are on the underside of the leaf live, no longer effectively combated. For years Investigations reveal the conventional hand-held syringe in ornamental plant cultivation becomes the changing framework can no longer suffice.

The article presents the discussion on Sautter & Stepper (Ammerbuch) introduces two native hoverfly species as natural adversaries to aphids serving as a rapid response to sudden pest infestations when deployed as larvae and also contribute to pollination.

The article introduces the latest addition from Germany-based Hans Miller Baumschulen, Prunus laurocerasus 'Obelisk,' a new generation cherry laurel celebrated for its elegant, slender growth, winter hardiness, and resilience to diseases and pests.

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The article presents the discussion on Professor Bernd Hertle, Head of the BdS recently presenting the results of a comprehensive assessment of Lythrum (loosestrife) and Monarda (bee balm) varieties. Topics include determining the suitability and ornamental value of commonly available forms of both plant types in gardens and green spaces; and encompassing the aspects such as winter hardiness, prolific flowering, visual appeal, durability, resistance to diseases and pests.

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The article presents the discussion on recognizing pests understanding beneficial insects including species of butterflies with the colorful splendor annoying the caterpillars by the voracity on many horticultural crops.

The article informs on the meeting of BdB Bayern. It mentions about topics that were discussed in the meeting include labor shortages, extreme weather and new pests and diseases, and the development towards phytosanitarily uncomplicated plants by plant nurseries. It also mentions the comments of Bavarian Minister of Agriculture, Michaela Kaniber.

The article offers information on the abiotic damage of city trees including greater losses caused by harmful organisms, salt and drought damage to a maple and agricultural technology center. Topics include soil conditions as well as air pollution, pest infestation and focus on gardening and landscaping.

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The article presents topics related to plant nurseries, that are published in the website of the periodical, which include active ingredients against pests; Tree sponsorship; and Sales Training.

The article informs on a trade fair "Oldenburg Diversity" held from August 6th to 21st in the Park of Gardens, Germany. It mentions companies exhibited sample plants, each of which was provided with a picture label including flowers or ornamental foliage, and choosing from drought stress tolerant and healthy and robust against pests.

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The article reports that the Julius Kühn Institute (JKI) published the action plan in May, in which the company's obligations are implemented if quarantine pests occur with the BdB actively accompanies developments in the field of plant health.