We have thought about how you can enjoy your garden all year round and we have come up with a very special service for you: The garden tip of the day!
You can register for it now. The garden tip of the day will then be sent to your email inbox every day free of charge:
"I've been receiving this newsletter for a long time. And I look forward to a new garden tip every morning! Fine! Everything is short, easy to understand and meaningful. If you want more, you can keep looking. Even the advertising remains discreet.Thank you. Keep it up!“ Feedback from Siegfried Hallebach
More than 18,000 gardeners are already reading along!
The idea behind the garden tip of the day
Over 2,300 garden tips have been published on Gartentipps.com. And new ones are added every day. But all of this in no particular order.
The garden tip of the day, on the other hand, is tailored to one day or at least a narrow period of the year. For example, on April 5th you will be made aware of which plants you need to sow now or in November you will find out which herbs need cold to germinate.
This is how you practically get a to-do guide for the whole year!
Thank you for registering - Please note!
You requested my tip of the day? Thanks! Your e-mail address is now in my “newsletter machine”. In order for me to be able to send you a newsletter under German law, you must now confirm your email address.
It works like this:
1. Please check your email now or open your email account.
2. There should be an e-mail in your inbox with the subject "Garden tip of the day - please confirm registration"3. Open this email and click on the text link in it to confirm.
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… then my confirmation email was sorted out by your email provider. But don't worry, my confirmation email is probably in a folder called Spam, Unknown, Unwanted or something similar. Just take a look inside.
You can also use this opportunity to inform your e-mail provider that you would like my garden tips newsletter.?
You can find out how to do this in the instructions or the FAQs of your email provider. GMX explains it here, for example.
The garden tips newsletter comes from [email protected] - you should put this e-mail address on the so-called whitelist.