Flowers and Plants

Many gardeners, for various reasons, do not plant grapes in their country house. Most are afraid that nothing will work out, that the grapes will not give a harvest, that they will not be able to eat delicious berries. But, as a rule, in order to achieve high yields, it is necessary to provide the grapes with appropriate care - to add mineral fertilizers for the grapes What fertilizers do grapes need? Top dressing of grapes [...]

A large harvest of large, juicy, crispy, tasty cucumbers is the dream of any gardener. To achieve this, you need to regularly and correctly manage the plants: water, loosen the ground, get rid of weeds and feed. Fertilization of cucumbers is very important, without it, perhaps, it is difficult to get a really high-quality crop. Why fertilize cucumbers? Cucumber, like other cultivated plants, needs feeding. On the […]

This amazing rose has not only a magical name, but a mesmerizing appearance. The petals have a velvety structure, and in the sun the dark color looks beautiful over the rich. Of course, this rose is not pure black. But the petals of this particular variety have a maroon, almost black, color. Rose Black Magic is a hybrid tea variety. First appeared in 1997 in [...]

The article presents the Marlene lily in detail: characteristics of the variety, planting rules, care, comparison with other multi-flowered varieties. Lilies are among the most popular, demanded flowers and are loved by gardeners no less than the “queens” of the flower world - roses. Unlike the latter, lilies are not so demanding on growing conditions, and in beauty they are in no way inferior to roses. And breeders, [...]

The article provides advice on when to dig up daffodils after flowering, how to do it right. Daffodils are one of the first spring flowers that appear in our garden, pleasing to the eye with bright green leaves, harmoniously combined with white and yellow flowers. And yet, this is one of those plants that steadfastly tolerate lack of attention to themselves, high humidity and drought, [...]

All gardeners know that tulips, daffodils and lilies are propagated by bulbs. "Babies" are formed on the mother's bulb, which must be separated in a timely manner and transplanted to a new place. If this is not done, then the flowers become too crowded, the supply of nutrients in the soil is rapidly decreasing, the plant forms fewer and fewer buds, their inflorescences become smaller and may deform. A large number of "kids" [...]