Gardening

Bergenia, Early Color, Chagyr or Bergenia - a hardy and unpretentious plant. Many members of the family live on rocky slopes, as if breaking stones with their roots. Bergenia amazes with powerful catchy curtains of cabbage-like leaves collected in a picturesque rosette. The plant attracts the attention of mauve bell-shaped flowers, forming a loose inflorescence, as well as unusual leaf color, acquired in autumn.

Aquilegia, a perennial herb that belongs to the family of ranunculus, is also known as a water collection, orlik, bell, or boots. Back in the 17th century, the plant was considered a talisman against evil forces, but today aquilegia is a fairly common flower among gardeners, which perfectly matches both on city beds and on private plots.

Marigolds belong to the plants of the Aster or Compound family. There are both annuals and perennial. Being natives of America, these thermophilic plants grow in the wild and densely cover the territory from Argentina to Arizona. Usually grows in the form of a compact bush with spreading branches with a height of 20 to 120 cm.

Periwinkle - a beautiful herbaceous plant - has won the hearts of flower growers with its chic appearance, unpretentiousness and stunning variety of species. Leathery oval glossy leaves and simple-looking flowers with five petals always look bright, vibrant and healthy - pests do not attack vinka at all (another common name for periwinkle).

Bruner belongs to the genus of perennial herbaceous plants, which includes only three species. But, only two of them managed to settle down in Russia - Siberian bruner and large-leaved. Externally, the flowers of this plant are very similar to forget-me-not, but large and whole leaves make it easy to distinguish it from the double.

At that time, when everything starts to fade, decorative cabbage will delight you with its bright colors. Decorative cabbage is called kale, which has several forms. In the second year of its growth, it begins to bloom, and fruits appear. This cabbage acquires an interesting appearance due to the color and shape of its leaves.

Decorative bow (alium or allium) - decoration for any garden. Thanks to this unsurpassed plant, you can make a garden of continuous flowering. And to do this is very simple: it is enough to plant varieties in a flowerbed with different-time flowering. And when the inflorescences begin to bloom, you should not despair, because the dry color heads of decorative onions look very impressive.

The “queen of the night” or “night candle”, or the donkey, or the evening primrose, is a rather beautiful plant with goblet-shaped flowers. Flowers are revealed in the evening, fade the next day, being replaced by new ones. This unusual peculiarity of the evening primrose is perennial and causes its flowering throughout the summer season.

Hyacinth is a beautiful, graceful flower, which blooms in early spring, when the first rays of the sun warm the earth after hibernation. Elegant and delicate, hyacinths amaze with an abundance and variety of color shades, ranging from pale (yellow, pink, white) to dark purple and even black plants.

The widest color range of dahlias, the shape of the flowers and the size of a few people will remain indifferent. They are so beautiful and sophisticated, that in a different way and can not be called as a "miracle of nature"! Dahlias are rootless perennials. The stem is branching, hollow and therefore brittle. Plant height from 30 cm to 1.5 m.

In Hawaii and Malaysia, this flower girls decorate their hair. One glance at him is enough to plunge into the atmosphere of the tropical coast. This delightful flower can be grown in your garden! According to the names given to hibiscus in different countries, one can judge the attitude of people to the flower: "Princess earrings" in Brazil; "Sudanese Rose" in Egypt and Sudan (and also "Chinese Rose" and "Syrian Rose"); "The Flower of Beautiful Women" in Hawaii (there it is - a national treasure); "Mallow" is not very sweet, but in the wet forests of America, hibiscus grows as thickets - it is clear why it is so called.

Clematis (another name - clematis) - is a perennial garden vine, pleasing with bright, large flowers throughout the summer season. Its flexible strong branches can be stretched to a length of 3 meters, with time lignified. Because of this "creep" of clematis, it is used to decorate a garden plot, for vertical or ground cover gardening.

Recently, clematis enjoy deserved love florist. Abundant flowering, dense foliage look very nice on the plot. Many lovers have several types of clematis. But these plants, like many others, are prone to various diseases and pests. Dangerous diseases of clematis Fungal diseases Among the diseases of clematis, the following fungal diseases are distinguished: 1.

Gimenokallis (hymenocallis narcissus) is an extraordinarily beautiful plant, originally from Latin America, belonging to the Amaryllis family. The “small homeland” of hymenocallis is Bolivia and Peru, and more specifically, the local river valleys. This plant is famous for its delicate aroma and unusual shape. False judgments are often found on the Internet, based on which ismene, pancratium and hymenocallis are the same plants.

Gladiolus (swordsman) is a perennial, flowering, bulbous bulbous plant of the iris family. Leaves with a bluish tint are sword-shaped. The inflorescence is an ear whose length can reach 100 cm. The color of funnel-shaped inflorescences can be the most diverse. In nature, there is no only blue and black gladioli.

Iris or iris begin to bloom somewhere in the second decade of May, ending its bloom in early July. To properly prepare the soil for their planting, you should carefully plan the site for planting. In that case, if the location of groundwater is too close to the ground, it is necessary to drain this place.

Gladioli are beautiful flowers from the Iris family. They can often be found at the dacha plots, as they well complement any garden and garden. In order for the flowers to continue to delight the owner of the site next year, it is necessary to dig out their bulbs in time. When do you need to dig up gladioli?

Crocosmia is an ornamental plant not from our latitudes. However, it is so cheerful and attractive that it has long taken its place in the hearts of domestic flower growers. Its lush greenery in combination with delicate buds adorns the flowerbeds in the most arid areas, where other brothers from the iris family retreat.

Potentilla is a genus of plants with about five hundred species. Potentilla are herbaceous, woody, annual and perennial. In nature, this plant grows like weeds. But she has many decorative species that serve as decoration for flower beds. Among them a special place is occupied by a perennial plant - Kapchatka shrub.

Gloxinia attracts experienced flower growers and lovers of indoor plants for its large velvet flowers and beautiful leaves. It is able to create a bright accent in the overall interior, and thanks to the variety of shades, a real flower garden is obtained on the windowsill. Caring for this flower is very simple, the main thing is to follow some rules of planting and growing.