European plum Opal is not very well known to gardeners in Russia. There is no information about her in the State Register. But the variety is interesting, so let’s familiarize it with gardeners who are faced with the choice of a suitable option for their garden site. History and varietal characteristics of Opal plums Like many European varieties, a rather old variety of Opal plums of Swedish selection is not in the State Register of the Russian Federation.

The hostesses of their own plots have long been accustomed to flower pots and are able to make up compositions on the plot from them. But street vases are rarely used in private design, as their grace and luxurious appearance do not always fit into the rural landscape.Once upon a time, vases were generally considered the prerogative of the royal courts, as they were too expensive.

Dogwood is a very useful fruit plant that can be used for decorative purposes. Berries and leaves have medicinal properties (recommended for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, as a diuretic, restorative and in other cases). All this makes dogwood a very popular plant.

Goldenrod is a bright and fragrant herb from the Astro family. It is found in temperate climates throughout Eurasia. From Germany to the Caucasus and Siberia, on the steppes and manicured courtyards, the plant pleases with bright colors and many useful properties. It is used in landscape design, as well as as a medicinal plant for a mass of ailments.

The word "well" evokes many associations. This is an old cracked "crane" in the middle of the village, and a sip of burning cold transparent water right from the bucket on a hot day, and a beautiful little house-tower in the center of the summer cottage. Once upon a time, the only rural well was a meeting place: here you could not only stock up on water, but also find out all the village news.

Each seeks to ennoble his plot, so it can not do without planting woody plants, flowers and shrubs. Summer residents pay special attention to flowering plants, thanks to them, the gardens are fragrant and more comfortable. One of these is hydrangea. Among a wide range of species and varieties, you can choose the ones that are suitable for the Moscow region.

The mascot of feng shui, which is called the music of the wind, air bells and even a windmill, is used by someone for the purpose of decoration, and someone sincerely believes that he is able to protect from negative energies and attract positive into the house. In any case, adding the sound of living notes to your space will not hurt.

Low-growing tomato varieties invariably cause increased interest, since it is believed that caring for them is somewhat easier. Among these varieties, the Mongolian dwarf stands out especially - a tomato whose bush grows almost Plastusian, not up, but in breadth, like many plants in Siberia, where the variety was bred.

Dollar tree refers to unpretentious plants grown at home. He needs moderate watering, sandy or rocky soil, like all succulents. With improper care, inexperienced gardeners often ask why zamioculcas does not grow and how to quickly fix the situation.

Columnae is a perennial epiphyte plant with bright colors. Homeland - tropics in the south of America. In an ordinary environment, a column grows on rotten tree trunks, in stone crevices, using them as a support, forming beautiful inflorescences. The stems are elastic, juicy, reaching 1-2 meters. The leaves are densely arranged, look like an oval or heart, sometimes oblong.

It is no coincidence that the Cherry Orchard has become one of the most striking and understandable images in Russian literature. This culture is familiar to everyone. As a child, we all carried cherry jam from a jar, and on our holiday tables there was always a place for misted jugs with cherry compote. It is impossible to imagine a garden without this vibrant culture.

Fans of asters rarely turn to domestic planting material. Preference is given to foreign seeds and seedlings. This led to the fact that pathogens capable of destroying the flower spread everywhere. Today, there are approximately 24 viruses that infect a plant. A sick aster begins to fade.