Garden

Grevillea: description The plant of the Grevillea genus is considered to be quite large in size and directly belongs to the Protein family. It contains about 360 plant species, most of which can be found in the regions of Australia. Exceptionally 5 plant species can be found in other parts of the world, namely in New Caledonia, New Guinea, Sulawesi. The plant looks like an evergreen, [...]

Gomeza: Characteristic of the Gomeza plant prefers the choice of soil to the substrate for orchids. The flowering process takes place from the second winter month to the first winter month. The color palette of gomeza comes in two colors, namely greenish or yellow. An average amount of light is needed, direct sunlight does not harm the herbaceous plant for several hours, it is better to place the plant in the eastern or [...]

Gesneria description of Gesneria: a photo of the Gesneria flower is considered an evergreen plant that has been growing for several years and belongs to the Gisneria family. The native lands of this herbaceous are the territory of the tropical part of America and the Antilles. This family was named after the Swiss naturalist, Konrad Gesner, who was born in fifteen hundred and sixteen and died in fifteen hundred and sixty-five. […]

Heptapleurum: description of the indoor flower Heptapleurum is considered to be a rapidly growing herbaceous plant, related to the representative of the genus Araliaceae. Approximately ten leaves extend from the petioles. Glossy foliage has an oval shape, and towards the end it has a slight sharpness. The flowers have a shape in the form of panicles and a snow-white color, however, in home realities, the flowering process is extremely rare. In natural [...]

Gelenium refers to both annuals and perennials. Belongs to the Asteraceae family. Includes about 32 varieties. In the conditions familiar to the plant, it can be found in the regions of North and Central America, most of it is found in the regions of Western America. How dignity does this amazing plant have? Until a certain time, the plant does not have any unusual [...]

The history of Wisteria begins in China (some call it Wisteria of China), from where it was brought to Europe in the 18th century, and from Europe at the beginning of the 19th century it came to America. In America, this plant received its present name "Wisteria" - in honor of the scientist K. Wister. Currently, the popularity of Wisteria is constantly growing both among [...]