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Eschszolzia: How to Grow
Eschscholzia Apple Flower grows 35 cm in height. In addition to flower beds, it can also be grown in flowerpots or flowerpots, as well as in rock gardens. At the peak of its flowering, many gardeners like to create compositions for cutting.
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Calibrachoa: How to Grow
Calibrachoa is demanding of heat; at t' less than 10 degrees it stops blooming - therefore, maximum sun, maximum warm place, preferably with protection from the wind. It blooms in partial shade, and quite well, but a continuous carpet of flowering will not work, the flowers will sit more sparingly, the branches will stretch out.
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Mallow: How to Grow
The seeds of the crop can be sown directly into the soil in late spring or early summer, but in this case, only a small plant will be able to form before the onset of cold weather, which will bloom in the second year of growth. Pre-winter sowing of seeds in open ground is also allowed, since the crop successfully withstands wintering.
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Hosta: How to grow
Hosta soils need very fertile, rich in organic matter, loose, light and moist with a slightly acidic reaction (pH 6.0 - 6.5). In nature, they grow in floodplains and along the banks of streams. But they also do well on rocky soils. Therefore, this plant takes root well on an alpine hill.
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Heliotrope: How to Grow
Heliotrope is planted in a permanent place in early June, when the threat of return spring frosts has passed, and after 1.5–2 weeks you can begin fertilizing with complex fertilizers.
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Catharanthus: Growing and Care
In order for your catharanthus to thrive, it needs certain conditions. Firstly, he prefers bright but diffused light. Direct rays of the sun can cause leaf burns. Secondly, the room temperature should be moderate, within 18-25 degrees Celsius.
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Ligularia: How to Grow
The flowers are small, yellow, collected in spike-shaped, narrow inflorescences up to 40-60 cm long, the tops of which slightly droop. With its impressive size, the delicacy and grace of the ligularia is amazing. In terms of flowering time, this is one of the early ligularia: its flowering begins at the end of June and continues until September.
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Aubrieta: How to Grow
This flowering garden crop is distinguished by its small height, as well as small inflorescences of pink, purple, white or azure. The leaves of aubrieta are endowed with denticles or have a solid structure. The flowering period of this perennial occurs in 2 stages.
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Tradescantia: How to Grow
Tradescantia should be grown in a room with a low air temperature.
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Monarda: How to Grow
Monarda duplicata are plants that prefer a sufficient amount of sunlight. It is advisable to plant them in a sunny place. They can also grow in partially shaded environments.
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Muscari: Secrets of Growing
Muscari prefer loose, well-drained soil.
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Saxifraga: How to Grow
Under natural conditions, Saxifraga grows in rock crevices, on rocky embankments; it can also be found in ravines and at the bottom of slopes. The soil in such places is quite poor, so the roots are poorly developed, almost fibrous, sometimes several roots extend from them.
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Rogersia: Growing and Care
Rogersia blooms in July with white and pink flowers in densely packed paniculate inflorescences rising above the leaves. The plant grows by roots and can occupy quite a significant space. You can also divide the bush yourself or take cuttings of Rogersia to propagate the flower.
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Armeria: How to Grow
Armeria is an unpretentious plant, but in order for it to bloom abundantly, it needs to be fed.
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Arabis: How to Grow
Varietal forms are best bred vegetatively: by division (in August-early September) and cuttings (in spring).
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Gravilate: Secrets of Growing
The perennial can be found on slightly acidic and rich soils, near rivers and in coastal thickets. The roots of the plant are very powerful, the stems are erect, burgundy, and grow up to 80 cm.
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Pyrethrum: Growing and Care
Pyrethrum is an ornamental flowering plant that is unpretentious. With its buds, pyrethrum resembles daisies, but only larger and more colorful.
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Eupatorium: How to Grow
The leaves are large, arranged in whorls of 3-5, oval-lanceolate, pointed, serrated along the edge, hairy. The baskets are small, of 3-12 flowers, collected in corymbose inflorescences up to 20 cm in diameter. The flowers are light pink to lilac-purple. Blooms in July-August for 30-35 days.
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Gardening tips: Why are violets so popular?
If you know someone who loves houseplants, then they probably grow violets – these flowers are extremely popular. But what makes these small flowers so widespread and loved?
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Loosestrife: How to Grow
The bush is compact, erect, up to 40-50 cm in diameter, with branched shoots. It blooms long and profusely, from mid-July to August. Grows well in moist, sunny places. Loves fertile, loamy soils.
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