passion fruit
The passion fruit is a fruit that suits the genus of passion flowers, which produces both edible and inedible fruits. The home of the edible passion fruit are the climatically temperate regions of south america, where passion flowers grow in the higher mountains, where they find a particular striking climate. Even before the fruits have been formed, the passion flowers take on a conspicuous, outer shape, which is mainly due to the violet and filamentous flowers. The fruits themselves can be taken on an oval shape, the area of use of the edible variant is particularly large. Passion fruit is especially popular as a source of vitamin-rich juice, which is still largely produced in native countries as Brazil or Argentina and exported to Europe. The fruit has a high content of vitamin C and some, natural sugar forms, so that in this country, on application as ice cream or sorbet is popular. The seeds of the passion fruit, however, can be processed into an aromatic oil, which is distributed in Germany, for example, as a fragrance and wellness oil. Ingredients such as oleic acid and linoleic acid provide the distinctive scent, which is perceived by most people as a pleasant and has a stimulating effect as a classic fragrance oil.
Pine cones are the fruits of the pine, pinus pinea in Latin, which are among the largest conifers worldwide and are therefore used in the natural decoration area. The individual seed chambers are large and dome-shaped. Pine cones have a small and oval shape compared to pine cones and other fruits of conifers. The production of seeds and thus also of pine cones does not start until after a period of nearly two decades, since the pine is relatively unpretentious in its cultivation, pin pines can win in a simple way. The large-scale cultivation of pine trees is mainly in Spain, Italy and other Mediterranean countries, a cultivation in central or northern Europe is not possible due to the cold winter temperatures. Of industrial interest is primarily the wood of the pine, pine cones therefore represent rather a waste product of this breeding and production. They are often processed in wreaths and arrangements and are therefore popular with all decorating friends who want to use cones of coniferous trees for a natural room decoration. 
The term plant refers to a living being, which is one of the most important realms of life on Earth, in addition to humans and animals. The number of plants around the world can only be estimated and is expected to span hundreds of thousands of species, many tens of thousands of which are estimated to be extinct. Plants differ in many basic traits of humans and animals, but as well as these have growth, reproduction and response to external stimuli of all kinds. In particular, the principles of plant propagation are manifold, with most species having an alternating effect of sexual and vegetative reproduction. Plants, especially in the form of green plants and their ability to photosynthesize, play an indispensable role in human life, as plants of this species provide for constant conversion of carbon dioxide into oxygen. In addition to their importance as a crop and food flowering plants also a special, aesthetic role is considered, which is described in the field of floristics and exploited, for example, by the composition of bouquets and flower arrangements. The scientific consideration of plants, regardless of their aesthetic value or their benefit for humans and animals, is summarized under the name of botany. 
A potted plant is a plant that is dependent on a small space for optimal growth and can be kept in closed rooms or on the balcony in plant pots. Whether or not it is planted on a tree, which is limited by its potential Sufficient. The cultivation of many potted. In principle, every houseplant is considered as a potted plant, but conversely, some plants can not cope with the current hot conditions of a heated room In the modern living environment, plants are becoming increasingly compromised, and this is not the only way they have grown to enjoy their garden. The specialized trade offers – not only by a huge selection of special breedings – a large selection of potted and houseplants and gladly advises to find suitable plants for their own home with their special, climatic conditions. 
The term rhododendron refers to a plant of more than 1000 species, which belongs to the heather family and thrives in both Europe and other continents in a wide variety of colors and shapes. Due to the geographically large differences, neither the look nor the care of rhododendrons is uniform, so that if you are interested in this. Rhododendrons, which are native to Europe, are commonly known as shrub plants, which have larger and smaller colors. Most species that thrive in Europe are green throughout the year, making them ideal as winter-proof plants for bordering gardens or landscaping. The handling of rhododendrons should be considered as toxic and toxic. Rhododendrons a see sweet nectar, which can lead to symptoms of intoxication when consumed. These animals are optimally protected from these plant species. 
The Statice, in Latin as Limonium sinuatum, is one of the most important summer flowers in Central Europe, which has its roots in France. In German, the violet flower is also known under the name Strandflieder, in the retail trade, the French original name Statice has prevailed and is used by more and more gardening friends. The Statice is a classic summer flower that blooms between July and October, making fields and meadows shine over a large area in their purple hue. It is about half a meter in size and has the rare ability in the plant kingdom to eliminate added salt through the pores of the stems and leaves. This ability was acquired over generations, during which the French plant was exposed to the harsh climate of the Atlantic coast and developed a tactic of not suffering from an excess or deficiency of nutrients despite the very salty air. This property can still be exploited today, as the plant does not metabolize it and simply releases it to the outside, even with a surplus of different nutrients. Although the statice still depends on adequate fertilization, it is generally regarded as easy to maintain and can also be easily cultivated in Germany. The sowing of the statice is recommended in March or April, a few months later, their flower can be enjoyed. 
The term woody plants has a variety of plants or plants, all of which are characterized by the lignification of their stalk with their progressive growth. Compared to flowers and other non-woody plants, trees have a lot longer lifespan, and many trees can reach many decades or even centuries. Thus, in addition to trees, shrubs and lianas are counted among the woody plants, even though the woody branches have a much better value than trees. In the vast majority of cases, woody plants multiply via the traditional sowing of seeds, which can be present in a simple core form as in the apple tree as well as in special forms such as acorns or beechnuts. A few species of ferns thus lignify and must therefore be counted among the woody plants, even if they are not seed plants. Usually in combination with flowers and woody plants is made in bouquets and bouquets. In natural wreaths, for example, in the nature of natural wreaths. 
The term tubernets to an organ of the plant is under construction. In many of these plants, the task takes root, but is not synonymous with this and can rather be seen as a connection between the root and shoot axis of the plant. Various tubers are also used for human consumption, the best known examples are the potato and the cassava. With the tuber is the onion, but over the generations the leaves of the plant have been fused with the original root system. With the tuber as the cultivation of new plants possible in order to be able to perform these targeted, is like an onion, a cool and dry storage essential. In the case of contact with water, it may or may not be implanted promptly in this case, it plans this of nutrient deficiency. Among the most famous flowers that grow out of a tuber include the dahlia and cyclamen. A major advantage of the tuber over a classical root system is its ability to store. 
The Wisteria, also referred to in many regions of Germany as Blauregen, belongs to the butterflies and is considered one of the most robust green plants in German nature. Together with various types of ivy and vines, the Wisteria is one of the most popular climbing and climbing plants in this country, which is used primarily for the design of house walls. Originally home to North America, the Wisteria has been known in Germany and Central Europe for several centuries and is fondly used to design urban habitats. Its robust and durable character conceals the advantages and disadvantages of the Wisteria. As an advantage, the plant proves to be optimal protection against wind and weather and ensures even in adverse conditions that a house is optimally protected by external influences. Due to their strong growth and the progressive lignification, the basic substance of a house can also suffer from the Wisteria, as it penetrates into the masonry or roof beams and here for minor damage. With regular care and targeted trimming, however, such risks can be easily reduced, so that the Wisteria is valued rather than avoided. In the summer months, the plant also becomes a real adornment for any house wall, as they form a variety of bluish to purple flowers and can shine over large areas of the plant. 
