Violet Frosty cherry captivates with the brightness and contrast of the flower, as well as unpretentiousness and long, lush flowering. This variety was presented to the world by Russian breeder Konstantin Morev. Appearance Like other representatives of the Gesneriev family, the leaves of the violet are covered with soft short hairs.

Violet is a gentle, beautiful, common indoor plant. This species has many varieties. The flower is loved by many, as it is unpretentious and undemanding in care. Interesting are the tiny varieties of this beautiful culture - they take up little space, bloom with a lush hat, from under which tiny leaves are barely visible.

Beloperone flower (translated from the Latin language as "arrowhead") belongs to the Acanthus family, has more than 50 types of culture. Growing places of flowering perennials are tropical forests of South America, known for their warm and humid climate. The culture is unpretentious in leaving and is rarely attacked by insects.

Bindweed belongs to the family Convolvulus. The people also called him "birch". And scientists call it Convolvulus, which is translated from Latin as “coagulate”. This is due to the fact that many varieties need support, and they wrap around neighboring plants. The flower lives in subtropical and temperate climatic zones.

Species: heather Flowering period: April, May, June Height: 0.3-1.5 m Color: white, pink, lilac, red, yellow, purple Perennial Wintering Shade-loving Moisture-loving It is difficult to imagine a suburban area without the usual permanent residents - peonies, roses, poppies, dahlias, throughout the summer decorating with their magnificent caps flower beds and flower beds.

Gloxinia belongs to the genus of flowering perennial herbs of the same name in the Gesneriaceae family. Its homeland is the deciduous forests of Central and South America. She attracts florists with large bright flowers that form a pretty bouquet on the surface. Tropical beauty is distinguished by its endurance and undemanding character, so it is perfect for beginners.

In the private sector, located within the city, it is usually possible to lay water from a centralized network. However, in settlements where initially there is no main pipeline, it is necessary to equip autonomous systems from hydraulic structures in the areas.However, sometimes such a need arises when accessing a central network.

Cherry is one of the most commonly grafted plants. Everyone knows that grafting is a great way to rejuvenate the garden, expand varietal diversity, increase productivity and convey special properties to the tree. The dates of its implementation are associated both with species-varietal characteristics and agricultural technology, and with the weather and climate conditions of the year.

Excellent well-being and proper development of plants is facilitated not only by regular care, but also by timely top dressing. Many do not even realize that funds for these purposes can be purchased at a regular pharmacy. Florists have long been using a safe and effective drug - succinic acid, suitable for any color, including orchids.

Castor oil plant is an evergreen perennial plant from the Euphorbia family. It is believed that it originated in Ethiopia, from where it spread throughout the tropics and subtropics of the entire planet. It can also be found under the names "paradise tree", "castor" or "Turkish hemp". Strong branched stems covered with unusual large leaves are very decorative.

Of the many varieties of sweet Cordia stands out for its good commercial qualities and suitability for industrial cultivation. Of course, such a variety is interesting to an ordinary amateur gardener. For him we will provide complete information, as far as possible, about the properties of the variety and the features of its agricultural technology. Description of the variety Cherry Cordia, a popular Czech variety in Europe, is not found in official Russian sources.

Tamarix is ​​a plant that belongs to the Tamarix family. It includes about 70 varieties. This garden crop prefers a hot, arid climate. Under natural conditions, tamarix grows on salt marshes, in deserts and mountains, on rocky and sandy shores. The distribution area includes the Caucasus, Southern Europe, Africa and Central Asia.