Garden
Brighamy: Cultivation and Care
For growing brigamia, a comfortable temperature range of 22 to 26 degrees Celsius is recommended. Such conditions can and should be maintained year-round. In winter, regular ventilation will be useful, but drafts should not be allowed.
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Loosestrife: Growing and Care
Cointail and brushstrife can be planted in a small pond, to a depth of 10 cm. The composition of the soil can be anything, but clay soils are not suitable for the plant. There is too little oxygen in them, and rainwater does not have time to reach the rhizome.
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Kalmiya: Growing and Care
Kalmia broadifolia "Midnight" is an ornamental, lushly flowering shrub. The crown is spreading, formed by vertically growing shoots. The leaves are elliptical in shape, leathery, with a shiny surface. The foliage is bright green, the leaves retain their rich color throughout the year.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Lupine
Multileaf lupine grows well in acidic soils. It is highly winter hardy and can grow in one place for 8-10 years. This early ripening and unpretentious plant is cultivated in the northernmost regions.
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Snapdragon: Secrets of Growing
This plant loves sunlight, so its health, growth rate and flowering time are all related to how much light it receives.
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Licorice: Secrets of Growing
Licorice is an unpretentious plant that can live in one place for up to 4-5 years, and only after this period does it need to be replanted.
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Lantana: Growing and Care
Lantanas love fresh air, so in summer it is better to place a flower pot on the veranda, terrace or open balcony.
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These types of soil are the worst: Gardening tips
For people who aren't into gardening, the idea of buying soil might seem weird, but not for gardeners. The thing is, some types of soil can be way better for your plants than others, and some types of soil are completely useless for gardening.
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Garden insects that don't damage your plants: Gardening tips
When taking care of your garden plants, you should always make sure that they won't be damaged by different types of pests. Meanwhile, not all insects can be seen as pests, so you don't have to get rid of every insect you see in your garden.
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The best fruit plants for regions with warm winter: Gardening tips
If you happen to live in a region with warm winters, then you might consider yourself lucky - there are so many plants you can grow there! This climate is especially beneficial for fruit plants, so if you love growing fruits then you can experiment a lot.
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Mattiola: Growing and Care
Levkoy (matthiola) is a beautiful annual plant that is grown not only in open ground, but also at home.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Lilacs
Lilac grows in any garden soil, but prefers black soil and moderately fertile soil.
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Recognizing edible physalis: Gardening tips
Some garden plants have edible and toxic varieties, so you, as a gardener, should know the difference between them. For instance, physalis contains small berries inside its calyces, but only some varieties are edible.
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Beautiful low-maintenance flowers: Gardening tips
When choosing flowers for your garden, you should always choose not only the prettiest ones, but also those you can actually take care of. If you're new to gardening, then low-maintenance options can be the best for you, because they won't waste lots of your time.
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Cannes: Secrets of Growing
Garden canna grows in tropical and subtropical regions and therefore prefers a warm, moist, sunny and well-ventilated environment. The plant loves moist soil, and some varieties can even be planted in water.
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Balcony eco-farming: Gardening tips
If you don't have an opportunity to take care of a huge garden, then you can always try to create a tiny version of it on your balcony or your roof! Small gardens are easier to take care of, but they can be quite beneficial at the same time.
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Periwinkle: Growing and Care
Periwinkle, unlike most other ornamental plants, feels great both in bright sun and in the shade. Therefore, it can be planted under bushes and trees, where it will quickly cover empty spaces.
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Old plant varieties restoration: Gardening tips
New varieties of garden plants appear regularly, because they've been carefully selected by specialists. Meanwhile, some old varieties need restoration, or we can lose them completely.
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Forsythia: Growing and Care
When planting, it is necessary to take into account the fact that the shrub does not like drafts and strong gusts of wind. Heat-loving forsythia feels good in illuminated, sunny areas and in partial shade.
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Hippeastrum: Growing and Care
Hippeastrum feels comfortable on a sunny windowsill, but can easily tolerate partial shade; in the summer they can be transplanted into open ground.
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