Known in Moscow and Moscow region apricot variety - Countess. In the article you can find its description, advantages and disadvantages. How to plant and what to do next. The intricacies of care, ranging from watering and top dressing, ending with trimmings and crown formation. The main diseases and pests of this apricot, and, of course, measures to combat them are considered.

Dichondra silvery waterfall is a plant of amazing beauty, belonging to the bindweed genus. Ampel perennial is widespread in Australia, America and East Asia. The creeping branches of the plant, which are framed by lush foliage, will become a real decoration of the garden. Dichondra is often used to decorate a garden plot, a loggia and a gazebo.

To increase the yield, gardeners and gardeners resort to various tricks, tricks, even the location of the Sun and Moon is taken into account by them when planting. Even in ancient times, people knew that the companion of the Earth has a huge impact on our plants, and they never sowed and did not plant during the full moon and new moon.

Strelitzia flower looks like the head of a bird of paradise with a colorful tuft, and the green leaves are spread like wings, so it seems that it soars in the air. Description of Strelitzia An amazingly beautiful flower was first discovered by the British who visited South Africa at the end of the 18th century. The plant so impressed their imagination that they gave it a name in honor of the wife of King Charlotte, virgin Sterlitz as a girl.

Primroses, or primroses, are small-sized herbaceous plants that bloom for several months. Caring for primrose in a pot at home includes a number of procedures, including watering, fertilizing and replanting a flower in a new place. Transplant rules Garden primrose should be transplanted when it grows.

It turns out that asparagus is not at all a new vegetable in our garden plots. Before the revolution, asparagus was eaten with pleasure. Then the vegetable moved into the category of bourgeois, and therefore enemy products, and gradually disappeared from our tables and beds. Currently, this food product appears on the shelves of supermarkets, it’s a pity that it’s just more frozen.

About sixty species are united in the genus Tradescantia, which was named after the skilled Flemish gardener and naturalist John Tradescant. The homeland of the tradescantia is the marshy places of northern and tropical America. Like other representatives of the Kommelinov family, the tradescantia is unpretentious, but many varieties do not tolerate frost, which is why they are grown as indoor plants.

Until recently, grapes were considered exclusively southern berries. But now, breeders have bred cold-resistant varieties and hybrids that successfully take root and bear fruit not only in central Russia, but also in the Urals, Siberia, and the Far East. Moreover, in terms of taste and productivity, they may well compete with the usual southern grape varieties.

Eucharis is a popular ornamental flower with large green leaves on long stalks. With good care, it blooms 2 times a year, producing a peduncle with 6-8 buds. Living in an apartment can be up to 15-20 years. Origin of eucharis Eucharis, also called Amazonian lily, belongs to the amaryllis family.

Hydrangea Nikko Blue (Hydrangea macrophylla Nikko Blue) has a bright appearance. Due to the long flowering period, it serves as an adornment of gardens, gardens, parks. Description, characteristics Nikko Blue Hydrangea is a shrub up to 1.5 m high. The leaves of the plant are large, bright green, with notches at the edges.

Adonis is a very common plant among gardeners. It is valued for its decorativeness, beneficial properties, contains glycosides, alcohols, trace elements, and is used as a sedative and diuretic. Below is written about species diversity, methods of growing and propagating the flower. Description of the plant Adonis is better known as adonis, yellowflower or shrub-bush, a relative of "night blindness", belongs to the family Ranunculaceae.

Hemophilus is a perennial herb from the Rosaceae family. It has openwork dark green shoots and beautiful pink or burgundy inflorescences, which are more like ears of corn or cones than the flowers of a rose or apple tree. The grass got its name for its ability to stop bleeding.