In the hands of caring gardeners, berry bushes can become a real decoration of the site. With love, grown fruits will delight you with a tasty harvest throughout the season.

Arrangement of the garden plot is not complete without fruit shrubs and trees. In the garden with beautiful landscape design there should be a place for berry bushes:  raspberries, gooseberries, currants, sea buckthorn, honeysuckle, blackberries, blueberries, shadberries. We offer you an overview of the most popular shrubs.

Raspberries

Surely you have heard about the wonderful. It is difficult to imagine that raspberry bushes used to grow exclusively in the forests. And only a few centuries later it began to breed in the garden plots. Raspberry has a lot of advantages, it is simply necessary in the garden. Shrubs, depending on the variety, have red berries, less often yellow and purple-black.

Raspberry species

  • Traditional varieties of early, middle and late maturation. Adapt to any conditions. The disadvantage is low yield.
  • Large fruits are considered high-yielding.  Allowed to grow berries weighing up to 12 grams each.
  • The most popular are remontants. Fruiting begin in the first year.

Care features

Berry shrub requires regular watering, and loosening. Landing is made in spring or autumn. In winter, the soil around the bush is insulated. In the spring it is necessary to make pruning and garter. All of the above measures will be useless if you do not protect the shrub from diseases.

Harvest in gloves, as the bushes of many varieties have thorns on the twigs.

Gooseberry

Gooseberries are often called northern grapes or Russian cherry plum. Unpretentious culture gives good yields. Bushes feel great on the lighted areas. They are afraid of the shade and waterlogging. You can find gooseberries in almost all regions. Bushes begin to bear fruit from the third year.  Berries can be green, yellow or reddish brown. At least 1500 varieties are counted.

Unlike currants, gooseberries are not afraid of drought.

Gooseberry Varieties

  • European varieties - praise for high taste. The disadvantage is the instability to diseases and frosts.
  • American - are not afraid of drought, give a good harvest. Largest berries are inferior to European varieties.
  • Hybrid - combine in themselves all the best. On the garden plots are considered the most common.

Care features

Gooseberry does not tolerate acidic soils, it is recommended to add garden compost, lime to the trench for planting. Planted bushes in September. When spring planting plant may die. Old and dry branches must be trimmed.  Collect gooseberry berries as they ripen. Because of the thorns on the branches to do it better with gloves.


Blackberry

In the garden, blackberries are grown relatively recently, before it could be found only in the wild.

In taste and quality, it surpassed raspberries. The shrub with a perennial rhizome was not in demand because of the sharp thorns. However, thanks to the breeders appeared. It has external similarity with raspberry black color. It tastes sour.

Blackberry Varieties

  • Straight BlackBerry  - considered the most common. Bushes give a good harvest and save space on the site.
  • Semi-vegetative varieties - extremely rare. Experienced gardeners recommend planting this particular variety.
  • Blackberry Repairman - allows you to harvest 2 crops for the season: June, August.

Care features

The rich harvest gives a well-fed land. In straight-growing varieties, young stems must be tied up. Blackberry planting is carried out in a trench strictly along the line, otherwise it may be difficult to care. During the fruiting period, the bushes should be watered abundantly.


Honeysuckle

Edible varieties of honeysuckle in the people are often called "rejuvenating berries." The name did not appear by chance, as the berries contain an element of youth - selenium. Shrubs bloom beautifully, so they are often used for decorative purposes.  However, to a large extent, the berry is valued as a useful storehouse of vitamins.

Lasts in the middle of May. Berry has a slightly bitter peculiar taste.

Honeysuckle species

  • Long honeysuckle - sredneroslye bushes differ cylindrical shape of berries.
  • Hybrid varieties - bred by breeding by crossing varieties of berries.
  • Middle-late varieties - allow you to get honeysuckle crop until late autumn.

Care features

Shrubs do not tolerate shade. When choosing a place for landing it is better to give preference to sunny places. Suitable for planting, both in autumn and spring. In spring, this must be done before the growing season. Honeysuckle grows slowly, so that the bush is rooted and well fruited, it is fed.

Shrubs aged 6-8 years require sanitary pruning. Need to remove dried branches. Young shoots do not need to be cut.


Currant

Perennial currant bushes can be found in gardens and forest plantations. Berries are famous for their taste and beneficial properties. Unpretentious care bushes allow you to collect rich harvests. To select one single variety for the site is almost impossible. The best option would be the cultivation of several species. Seedlings adequately overcome the harsh cataclysms of nature in a cold winter.

Currant Varieties

  • Black currant of early, middle and late maturity. The most popular are large-fruited varieties.
  • Red currant - differs in more weighty clusters. Shrubs can grow without a transplant of up to 20 years.
  • White currant - variety to taste and benefit is not inferior to red.
  • Hybrid varieties - bred by breeding varieties of gooseberry and currant.

Care features

Gives a good harvest in drained soil.  Can not be planted in an acidic environment. Soil loosening is required during the growing season. Do not allow the soil to dry out, in dry weather it is necessary to ensure watering.

In the autumn you need to rejuvenate the bushes by pruning obsolete branches.


Blueberry

In many regions, it is considered a rare growing berry. More often it can be found in the wild. Among gardeners, there is a growing interest in growing promising varieties on their plots. With proper care, you can have a good harvest of useful berries.

Blueberry berries look like blueberries.

Blueberry Varieties

  • Tall varieties - feel good as a hedge. The bushes are branched, their berries are intense, blue or blue.
  • Low-growing blueberries - blooms luxuriantly in spring, pleases with excellent yields and trim bushes.
  • Southern varieties - were eaten by hybridization for growing in arid climate.

Care features

At home, it is better to grow not wild, but more adapted cultivated varieties. Shrubs well take root, regardless of the method of planting seeds or dividing the bush. Pruning is carried out on adult bushes, starting from 5-6 years of plant life.

Blueberries are very whimsical to the soil, it needs to create fertile conditions.


Sea buckthorn

Sea-buckthorn bushes can be found near water bodies, which is why they are often called “sea thorn”. Experienced gardeners succeed in growing it in their plots. The use of berries is very wide, they are mainly used for medicinal purposes. Especially valuable is sea buckthorn oil.

Sea buckthorn species

  • Early, medium and late ripening - garden buckthorn varieties.
  • Botanical variety - practically has no spines.
  • Large-fruited varieties - sweeter in taste, do not have spines.

Care features

The bush will bear fruit if a male and a sea buckthorn specimen is planted next to it.. For the winter, it requires shelter for the soil; it tolerates severe frosts very poorly. Pruning is carried out in the spring. Bush age 8-12 years requires rejuvenation under the stump. Watering the plant is not necessary, except in a drought.


Irga

A beautiful plant is often used as an ornamental shrub. And only a few know how useful berries grow on it. Having once tasted the irgi berries, the gardener will definitely want to plant a bush in his area. The plant is not only useful, but also winter-hardy, it withstands severe weather conditions.

To taste berries irgi something reminiscent of cherries.

Varieties irgi

  • Redhead Irga is a shrub richly blooming in spring. In autumn, the leaves turn a bright color. Up to 10 kg of berries can be obtained from a plant.
  • Canadian shadberry is a tall tree shrub. The berries are fleshy and pleasant to taste.
  • Irga is blood-red - slender srednerosly shrub. The berries are very juicy, with a thin delicate skin.

Care features

It is considered an unpretentious plant, practically does not require maintenance.  Shrubs love abundant watering, especially during the growing season.

The first 2-3 years it is necessary to cut a bush by cutting. At a later age, the plant is rejuvenated.

Berries attract birds, the crop needs to be cleaned in a timely manner as they ripen.


Thanks to the planting of several varieties of shrubs, you can diversify the range of fruit seedlings in the garden. Regarding the choice of plants, it is so great that with confidence something advise will not work. Species and varieties must be selected according to the individual characteristics of the plants.

For low curbs you can use a low and dense variety. boxwood  (Buxus sempervirens Suffruticosa) is a slow-growing evergreen shrub with very beautiful shiny dark green leaves.

The box is great not only for decoration of the balcony in the oriental style, but also for the parade trimmed borders. Several varieties of boxwood have been developed, which differ not only in the shape of the leaf, but also in the variegated color of the leaves.

The box is shade tolerant and drought resistant, prefers fertile, loose soil without stagnant water. For the winter, boxwood is preferably covered with agrospanum to protect the leaves from winter and early spring sunburn.

For curb planting it is quite possible to use some varieties forchun Euonymus (Euonymus fortunei) - slow-growing, very low, creeping shrub up to half a meter long, up to 3 meters, easily rooted in the internodes of the shoots. These shoots are quite capable of clinging to the support, if there is one. Forchun's euonymus has small green leathery leaves 2-5 centimeters in length.

This species, as well as its hybrid forms, for example, Forchun's variegated euonymus (Euonymus fortunei Variegatus) with white-green leaves and pink veins, which can also be used as a ground-cover plant. And the ripening fruits will not only add decorativeness to the bushes, but also serve as food for the birds.

Forchun's euonymus prefers a half-tail, is drought-resistant enough, tolerates pruning well.

Karagan  (Caragana) has long been used as an ornamental plant. Perhaps, most of us know it as an acacia growing in forest belts and parks, but in reality it is Karagan. For example, species such as caragana prickly  (Caragana pygmaea) and caragana Orange  (Caragana aurantiaca) can create even impassable thickets, if not cut.

Caragan orange is a loose bush up to 1 meter tall with numerous bulging shoots.

It grows well in urban conditions, tolerates drought perfectly, is not demanding on soil fertility at all. She needs to be trimmed constantly to get a solid green curb. Caragana prickly differs from orange only in yellow flowers.

Very beautiful in hedge snowberry  (Symphoricarpos). The snowberry is a deciduous shrub up to 1-1.5 meters high, especially beautiful in autumn, during long-term fruiting, when the branches are leaning under the weight of numerous white berries, and really resemble small drifts of snow. And, maybe, it is so called because the berries on the shrub hold for a long time, right up to the snow.

The snowberry grows very quickly, is completely unpretentious in care, prefers open sunny places, calcareous soils. It grows well in urban environments with insufficient watering. It tolerates a haircut and the formation of a bush. Sometimes in severe snowless winters can freeze slightly, but very quickly restored.

For a low hedge you can use semi-evergreen glossy honeysuckle, or brilliant  (Lonicera nitida) with a lot of lodging shoots, abundantly dotted with shiny green oblong leaves.

Honeysuckle brilliantly grows well on sandy and clay soils, if you take measures to improve fertility, make the ground water and breathable. It grows well in open, sunny places, and in partial shade. Honeysuckle is a brilliant thermophilic, so in our climate it loses leaves for the winter and can freeze slightly, therefore, requires shelter for the winter.

and capillary honeysuckle  (Lonicera pileata), different from the first fragrant pale yellow flowers. Fruits, medium-sized fruits, with cherry, purple. Honeysuckle can grow both in the sun and in partial shade; besides, it is more enduring than glossy honeysuckle, but in cold winters it still loses leaves.

Almond low, or almond steppe  (Amygdalis nana = Amygdalis tenella = Prunus tenella) - short, up to 1-1.5 meters tall, branchy deciduous shrub, especially beautiful in early spring, when it blooms with very bright, eye-catching, pink flowers that bloom together with the leaves. Almonds are unpretentious, so it can be successfully used to create permanent garden compositions, flower beds.

Almond low prefers sunny places, calmly endures drought, can grow on poor sandy soils. On clay soils for almonds will have to do drainage, since it does not tolerate stagnant water in the soil.

For low curbs suitable dammer's cotoneaster  (Cotoneaster dammeri), cotoneaster pressed  (Cotoneaster adpressus), cotoneaster horizontal  (Cotoneaster horizontalis). Dammera cotoneaster is a ground-cover evergreen shrub with long, easily rooted shoots and small, up to 4 centimeters, oval leaves. In autumn, ripening red fruits add a decorative element to the cotoneaster.

Cotoneaster pressed refers to deciduous ground cover plants. It has small, up to 1.5 centimeters, rounded leaves. Red fruits also ripen in September.

Cotone killers are undemanding to soil fertility, they can grow in an open sunny place, and in partial shade, do not tolerate a strong overmoistening, but are very responsive to watering during arid time. For the winter, these types of cotoneaster should be covered as they freeze.

Very decorative Potentilla. For low hedgerows quite suitable lapchatka Daurian  (Potentella davutica) and purpleweed shrub  (Potentella fruticosa).

Potentilla Daurian - low deciduous shrub up to 1 meter tall, blooms all summer with white flowers. Potentilla shrub - neat shrubs are rounded in shape, but slightly higher than cinquefoil Dahurian, it blooms with yellow flowers, there are varietal forms with white, pink and red flowers. In the care of Potentilla unpretentious, grow well in an open sunny area with minimal irrigation and dressing. Well tolerated haircut, shelters for the winter do not require.

For dry areas with depleted soil for hedges, you can use a steppe plant such as woodwax  (Genista tinctoria) - dense shrub up to 1 meter tall with thin shoots directed upwards. Shoots are covered with narrow pale green leaves. Blooms bright yellow flowers. The shrub is very unpretentious, although in snowless winters it can freeze, but it recovers quickly.

the Rose  (Rose) - in no way inferior in beauty to rhododendon, rather, equal among equals, is a worthy representative of ornamental shrubs. For low borders, it is quite possible to use ground cover, miniature, patio, polyanthus and even some undersized varieties of floribunda roses. Carefully trimmed, or growing freely - roses never leave indifferent.

However, in order for the roses to always be in excellent condition, you need to work hard: the roses are quite whimsical. The soil they need nutritious, moderately moist. Roses need thinning and sanitary pruning. For the winter all the roses you need to cover.

For some reason to currant  (Ribes) and gooseberry  (Grossularia) we are accustomed to treat only as fruit shrubs. However, it is worth looking at them from the other side. Any currant is decorative during the growing season: in the spring, during flowering, and in the summer, during the fruiting period, and even without fruits.

All currants and gooseberries are very similar, but for a stunted hedge is quite suitable alpine currant  (Ribes alpinum) is a compact and rather dense deciduous shrub up to 1.5 meters tall, it is a dioecious plant, female specimens are suitable for fruiting. True, the berries in currant Alpine tasteless. Alpine currant is quite unpretentious, grows well in sunny areas, it is undemanding to the soil, but when feeding, the bush is much thicker, tolerates pruning, does not need shelter.

The henomeles of Japanese hedge is very decorative. Henomeles japanese  (Chaenomeles japonica), or japonica - dense deciduous shrub up to 1 meter tall. Very beautiful chaenomeles during flowering, when covered with marvelous red flowers. When set, small round fruits are formed with a pleasant lemon taste and smell, from which jam and jams are made.

However, Japanese henomeles need protection from northerly winds. It is photophilous, it grows better on fertile, well-drained soils. In winter, shoots may freeze slightly, but they recover quickly in spring. With heavy thickening, thinning is required.

From this list, it is possible to choose plants that are ideally suited for your site, as required for conditions of detention, fertility, acidity and soil moisture.

There is absolutely no need to go against nature and plant Magonia, or rhododendron, on poor, dry soils, or on wet marshy areas — almond, rammer, or boxwood. Only plants ideally suited to your conditions will quickly grow, become a real highlight of the garden, and most importantly, they will not require a lot of care.

Used literature: Konovalova T.Yu., Shevyreva N.A. Ornamental shrubs, 2004
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The gardens and villas of the new wave are stylish cottages, with a comfortable platform for the rest of the townspeople, surrounded by a beautiful landscape. The traditional cottage, the main function of which is to harvest, also necessarily includes a recreation area.lovingly decorated by the hosts. It is for the spectacular design of the backyard territory, the beautiful lawn, and the playground for the children, that ornamental plants and trees are needed, which are worth discussing in detail.


In addition to the natural aesthetic function - to give people the enjoyment of the beauty of nature, ornamental trees and shrubs are used by gardeners and designers to solve purely practical problems. The visual expansion is too narrow, or a very small area. Decoration of outbuildings, strengthening of sloping areas and talus. Zoning of the site, the creation of dividing screens between the garden and the backyard zone. Protection of the individual space of a small cottage from prying eyes, without erecting a fence.

Popular ornamental trees in the garden and in the country

The current trend in gardening is a beautiful, fruit-bearing garden that does not require huge physical expenditures for the care and maintenance of decoration. The priority is the beauty and simplicity of trees; the practical use of plantations goes into the background. This explains the popularity of new forms of fruit and forest trees represented by modern selection.:

  • compact standard trees  with spherical crown;
  • dwarf forms  fruit and forest trees;
  • weeping  forms;
  • columnar hybrids  habitual trees.

An interesting novelty is the use of forest trees to decorate a summer cottage. For example, hornbeam seedlings are sold by nurseries at bargain prices. The hornbeam is great for creating hedges, decorative backs and walls.


To create spectacular compositions, edging lawns, use trees of different heights.:

  • tall (up to 6 m);
  • medium tall (up to 3 m);
  • stunted and dwarf trees (up to 1.5 m).

The backdrop is made of tall trees  (wall, or focal point), which is complemented by lower trees and shrubs. The foreground of the composition is formed from undersized. Trees can be decorated with gravel, placed on an open lawn, soloed, or combined into relief, multi-tiered groups.

The highest ones are planted in the background, then the middle ones. Stunted trees and shrubs have in front.

Recognized leader - coniferous trees

Mature plants require little maintenance. Coniferous plants are decorative all year round, including winter. In early spring, many species bloom with bright lilac candles that resemble Christmas decorations.. Then comes the time of active growth, the young shoots are much brighter than last year’s branches. During this period, all coniferous trees look especially elegant.


Spruce grows well in marshy soils, this is especially important for the Moscow region. Pine is drought-resistant, well tolerated pruning, which allows to vary the height and decorative shape. For low hedges, walls can be recommended yew. Yew holds the shape perfectly, does not require significant trimming.

Thuy

Unpretentious thuy can be safely chosen as the main decorative element of the garden, which will combine planting a single plan. Thuis of different varieties will perfectly fit into the composition with low-growing shrubs, variegated and flowering trees.

In the nursery, you can pick up varieties of pyramidal, ellipsoid, or spherical shape. It looks very interesting garden wall of the thuja, planted with a smooth line. This allows you to unusually beat even the standard suburban area.

For the middle band recommended varieties and hybrids of the Western thuja. Unpretentious grade Brabant suitable for the formation of the wall, backstage. A single thuja will grow wide, a close landing of the thuja (after 0.5 m) will form a wall too low. The optimal distance between seedlings of the Brabant variety is 1 m. An interesting variety is Wagner's thuja, which has a rounded shape, shorter growth. Thuja loves the shower, spraying, sprinkling.

Decorative Maples

The most popular maple  Canadian, Platanovidny, Fungal maple with burgundy foliage. They are excellent solo in the open lawn, good in compositions and against the background of hedges.

Norway Maple or Platanovide burgundy

Like most plants with brightly colored leaves, decorative colored maples prefer a sunny place. In the shade, the natural color will be faded. Maple prefers fertile soil with neutral acidity. Young seedlings should be sheltered for the winter. The adult plant of a frost-resistant grade will not demand it any more.

Exotic for lovers

Magnolia

It can be formed as a bush, but it can grow a full-fledged tree with a picturesque crown. Flowering magnolia is an exotic sight, most varieties have a delicate, vanilla - citrus scent.. Magnolia is covered with large flowers (bud length up to 12-15 cm). The color scheme and the shape of the flower revealed in different varieties of magnolias is very different.


The capriciousness of magnolia is greatly exaggerated, for successful cultivation it is enough to follow a few rules. When planting magnolia special attention should be paid to the root system and the choice of landing site. It is necessary to buy a magnolia with a basal lump (in a plastic container), preferably in a nursery or garden center. When planting try not to injure the roots of the seedling. Magnolia loves the bright sun, does not tolerate drafts and winds. The optimum landing place is under the southern wall of the house, any household building. He does not like calcareous soils, therefore such lands must be acidified with peat. Caring for an adult plant is not needed, only minimal sanitary pruning. For growing in gardens of the middle band, deciduous forms of magnolia and corresponding hybrids are recommended.

Young saplings, even frost-resistant varieties, should be covered for the winter (mulch the roots and close the crown with agrofibre).

Sakura

A Japanese relative of a familiar cherry, famous throughout the world for its magical flowering. The growing conditions for sakura and magnolia are identical.   Sunny place without drafts; neutral or slightly acidic soil. Like ordinary cherries, sakura will require seasonal spraying of pests, abundant watering, substantial pruning.


Sakura is not necessary to buy, it reproduces perfectly by cutting. This is much cheaper than buying a sapling. In August, the graft is grafted onto a traditional cherry (or sweet cherry), by budding (eye, bud).

Decorative fruit tree shapes

The habitual apple tree has a lot of ornamental subspecies that bloom more abundantly than simple apple trees. The blooming scarlet flowers, Ola's apple tree is simply flooded with flowers so that no branches are visible.

Ola Apple

Ornamental varieties are grown in the usual agricultural techniques, familiar gardeners to care for traditional apple varieties.   Fruits - small (heavenly) apples decorate the garden until late autumn. Yellow, red, purple - look great on the branches. They attract birds to the garden; this is a modern version of a natural solution to a pest problem. From heavenly apples turns the original jam. Particularly interesting are weeping forms, with a variegated and colored sheet.

Decorative shrubs in landscape design

Shrubs in the garden technically perform the natural function of undergrowth. From an aesthetic point of view - shrubs harmoniously complement garden trees and flower bedsperforming the role of middle managers. This is an extensive class of diverse plants, focus on especially popular species.

Junipers: type and variety of bushes

The underlined decorative effect, a wide variety of forms and varieties, the name of the most common is given below. Separating phytoncides, junipers substantially purify the air. In sunny weather near the plant soars healing scent. Common plus juniper - cold resistance. Bath lovers will need young juniper twigs, which add to the sauna brooms for aroma.

Variegata


Recognized varieties include juniper Variegata. Flat, with scaly azure needles, and contrasting sand tassels at the end. The shade is shade tolerant, but in a sunny place the decorative brushes of Variegata will be brighter. An adult plant on a sufficient area will have the appearance of a lush flower bed.

Cossack


Unpretentious plant smoky color, prefers light soil, looks great in combination with variegated hosts, ordinary and tree peony. Loves loosening and sprinkling of branches.. When transplanting, the pit should be 2 times the root coma. Junipers do not resist pruning, although they do not need mandatory pruning.

Between the bushes Cossack juniper should be at least 1 - 1.5 meters. In adulthood, it is a sprawling, lush bush.

Rocky Skye Rocket


Tall Blue Juniper - Rocky Skye Rocket. In diameter up to 1 meter, in height up to 7 meters. Looks like a slender tree, vaguely reminiscent of cypress.

Glauka


Low Glauk juniper (up to 30 cm)can grow in width up to 3 meters. The powerful root system of this plant allows, if necessary, to strengthen the slopes. This is a suitable plant for the first plan of the garden composition.

Mint Julit


The fastest growing juniper, Mint Julit, reaches 3.5 m wide, up to 1.5 m high. Blue Carpet - active aggressor, occupies a vast space. To pruning reacts enhanced growth. This should be taken into account when planting, and can be used for their own purposes.

Barberry - add bright accents

An interesting shape of the bush, delicate branches, bright foliage inherent in various varieties, allows the barberry to lead among the colored shrubs. Actively blooms in spring. The crown of purple, red, purple, light green in summer, incredibly transformed in the fall. This is a real carnival of colors, from lemon to wine-colored foliage, scarlet clusters of fruit. Barberry berries - excellent seasoning for pilaf, meat dishes.


Barberry looks great in single and group plantings. A front garden, an alpine slide, a border around glades — all these compositions will successfully complement the barberry of the variety and colors that you like. Barberry of different height (from 30 cm to 1.5 m) can be interesting to beat in the mixed mixborder. The barberry of Thunberg is good in combination with coniferous plants. The undersized pillow shaped barberry Green Carpet is used for Japanese-style rock compositions.

It develops well in an open, sunny place, not picky to the soil. Does not tolerate stagnation of groundwater inputWhen planting the barberry should provide a high-quality drainage pad.


Low shrub (up to 80 cm) in looks very exotic, richly blooms orange-red flowers. In the summer and in the fall it is decorated with the fruits reminding paradise apples. Used for flowerbeds and rose gardens.

Japanese quince grows well on light sandy soils, loves lighted areas. From the fruits of the hostess cooked excellent jam.

Red viburnum

The habitual bush, does not cease to please with the beauty and useful berries. Kalina is very good in color, in the fall it is colored crimson - yellow, red clusters of berries glow in the sun.


Kalina likes shady places, the bush can grow quite extensively. This property of viburnum can be successfully used to decorate outbuildings, the blank walls of sheds. Loves good watering, the land for planting is mixed with humus (1 × 1). Land under a bush of viburnum is worth mulching wood bark, it will help the moisture-loving plant to grow.

It grows wild in central and southern Europe, in North Africa, in the European part of Russia, mainly in its middle part and in Asia Minor. Rarely found in the west and north of Russia. Kalina can be found in Central and Western Siberia, as well as in the eastern and northern regions of Kazakhstan. Kalina ordinary does not grow in Central Asia and the Far East.

Familiar in indoor forms, hydrangea Large-leaved garden - a godsend for lovers of bright, actively flowering plants. Large inflorescences (12-15 cm) bloom in July, remain on the branches until autumn. Adult wisteria bush is not high (up to 1 m), can reach two meters in diameter, this should be taken into account when planting. Large inflorescences are white, greenish, crimson, pink and even blue.


Hortense loves quite lighted places, but direct sunlight is harmful to her. It will take a moist, slightly acidic soil, abundant watering, feeding. When planting in the earthen mixture add peat, sand, coniferous forest land. Feeding up hydrangea with iron preparations, amateurs achieve bright blue coloring of inflorescences from hydrangea. It is advisable to mulch the trunk with needles, use slightly acidified water for irrigation. In winter, hydrangea should be covered.

Interesting novelty: colony fruit trees

Compact, fruitful trees, covered with fruits of the usual size, fascinated many gardeners. The colonies bear fruit in the second year, they take up little space, and it is convenient to take care of them.. The life of such a tree is up to 15 years, in contrast to the usual longevity of ordinary fruit and stone fruit trees.

What are the columnar trees

Coloniform apple - short, dwarf (relatively standard) standard tree. Proven, high-quality varieties - Arbat (red apple of medium maturity), Bolero (winter), Gin (summer variety).

On sale there are seedlings of columnar trees of the newest selection: plums, cherry plums, pears, peaches. The main problem is the instability of the variety. Dying off of the lower branches, changes in the form of the crown (the formation of a "broom"), freezing of growth buds, rebirth of the variety. There is a frank seller fraud. If you decide to grow colons, buy adapted seedlings in proven regional nurseries.

At the moment, only the columnar apple boasts a large number of varieties of sustainable breeding. The rest of the kolonovidnye news can be purchased only at your own peril and risk.

Features of planting and care for fruit fruit trees

Colons are very comfortable for processing and care, the organization of drip, or point watering. The growth of an adult fruit tree is about 1.5 m, it is grown in the usual agricultural techniques, just like ordinary fruit and stone trees.. Depending on the variety, seedlings are planted at a distance of 0.4 - 0.7 m from each other. The distance between the rows is 2 - 2.5 m. Seasonal pruning, treatment from pests, feeding, loosening the root circle will be required.


After planting a one-year-old sapling, the plant will show its variety in the first year. For this, 2-3 flower ovaries are left on the tree, other flowers in the first year are better to. The seedling needs strength to adapt to a new place, to form a healthy root system.

Breeding does not stand still, popular varieties are constantly being improved.. Whether it is to experiment with original novelties, or to choose a decorative variety that has been proven over the years, this is the gardener's constant temptation. Based on your taste preferences, you can choose an original decoration for your favorite garden.

Good all the time of day!

Now almost everyone has their own summer cottage. Someone grows vegetables and berries on it, someone is engaged exclusively in floriculture.

But all, one way or another, give their site an aesthetic appearance, planting ornamental shrubs on it.

Now in many magazines, and the Internet tells how to do it right.

Scientifically it is called landscape design. Our task today is of course somewhat different, we will not touch on this topic much, although we will touch on this aspect a little. And we will consider what kind of shrubs exist at all, and what they are.

I think this information will help you decide what to plant and what is not in your free zone. And for starters, I would like to give some tips on choosing these plants.

  • When choosing pay attention to the region in which you can grow a particular type. What climatic conditions are suitable for it?
  • Be sure to pay attention to the fact that you get sun-sapling seedlings, or shade-resistant. According to this and land. For example, the latter are often planted in the shadow of the first. Or they prepare special places for them in accordance with the distribution of light during the day.
  • More important is the size of the plant. So, if the plot is small, then plant a very sprawling, lush, requiring a large amount of free space on the plants, in such areas is not worth it.
  • If you are planning to make a hedge, then low-growth representatives of this species are perfect for her.
  • Recently, many stores sell many beautiful arches. For their design should choose climbing plants.

Perennial summer flowering shrubs for the summer cottage

Many people try to plant such types of plants on their plots. As a rule, they are quite unpretentious and therefore do not require constant care. And if at the same time they also bloom all summer, or most of it, then such a plant will be just perfect.

Of course, not all of them bloom the whole season, but having them competently with those that bloom most of the warm season, you can achieve such an effect that the whole summer season will be beautiful in the garden.

Let's consider the most successful options for planting in the garden. And let's begin, perhaps, with the most beloved and frequently used.

Lilac

This magnificent plant is planted almost everywhere. The peak of its bloom is in May and a little in early June. Its pleasant spring smell will delight anyone, and a sprig of lilac, put in a vase at home, always gives an element of spring mood.


Lilac is not only purple, but with white flowers, as well as emit varieties such as simple, terry and super terry.


Even when it is already fading, its leaves are always fresh and beautiful, and it is very popular in plantings.

Jasmine

Another name for this beautiful and interesting plant is Chubushnik.


This shrub is loved for its incomparable scent. During the flowering period, it attracts many insects to the garden - bumblebees, bees ... Its dimensions are different, and depend on the variety and type, and can reach a height and width from one meter to four.

This is for the most part a southern plant. Although there are certain varieties that grow in the Urals and Siberia. There are many species and varieties of jasmine (about 60). And on the site you can plant several different seedlings. This is because they all can bloom at different times.

Basically, of course, jasmine blooms from mid-June to late July. One of the most popular varieties is a bushy bush from North America.


However, there are many other popular species, among them frost-resistant. Let's look at them.

Chubushnik ordinary(has a very fragrant aroma). He comes from Western Europe, but he also got along well with us. Differs rather high and sprawling crown up to 3 - 3.5 meters, abundant flowering. Its peduncles have a pleasant slightly creamy, more white shade. Able to withstand temperatures up to 25 degrees.

Chubushnik Shrenka- its homeland is China and the Far East. It is also a fairly large plant, capable of growing up to 3 meters in height. The flowers are pure white, beautiful, with an incomparable scent. It starts blooming around mid-June, and blooms almost until mid-July, but the average flowering period is 25 days. It is also quite winter-hardy, and will be able to overwinter with a temperature of - 25 degrees.

Chubushnik is odorless- the name speaks for itself. Alas ... but the flowers have no smell at all, although they are quite beautiful and at the same time they are also collected in tassels. The flowering period is quite large, begins at the end of June, and is 30 days. This winter-hardy shrub, reaching a height of 3 meters, came to us also from North America.

Chebushnik fluffy- also comes from North America, but slightly lower than his “countryman”, and reaches a height of 2 meters. The flowers have light, almost white with a light creamy tinge of inflorescences, which, unlike a relative, have a faint pleasant smell. It blooms in late July, that is, after all representatives of this species.


Chebushnik Gordon- the tallest of all, its height with good conditions of detention can reach 5, and even 6 meters. Flowering begins in the second half of July, the flowers are delicate, white, with a slight pleasant smell.

Tree peony

Almost every gardener grows on the site peony. But this herb has a shrub relative - called tree peony.


This beautiful plant is not much different from a grassy relative. It blooms a little earlier. Reaches the sizes to 1,5 meters.


There are a lot of varieties of it and they differ in the color of flower stalks: there are burgundy, yellow and pink. And all of them are chic and incredibly beautiful.

Camellia

If you are a lover of roses, then you will definitely like this plant, because its flowers are somewhat similar to rose flowers. If you properly care for him, he does not stint on flowering and for a long time please the owners with their appearance.


By the way, camellia feels good and as a potted plant in the house.

The bush certainly does not grow so huge as in the garden, but the flowers also delight, however, like the camellia itself as a whole.

Viburnum

This is another plant that gardeners love to plant on their land. He is loved not only for a beautiful abundant flowering, but also for the fact that these flowers give later abundant yields of useful fruits.


In fact, this made the Kalina almost permanent "tenant" at the cottages.

Elder

This plant has a very nice pleasant aroma. In addition to the decorative properties, this shrub also has medicinal, which makes planting it in the country.


The elder has one most useful quality - mosquitoes and flies do not like its smell. Therefore, dropping it under the window, you will protect yourself from uninvited guests.


The only thing, many do not like to grow this plant because of its high growth. The height can even reach 10 meters. However, if you correctly trim it, you can not only give a beautiful decorative form, but also adjust its height.


Flowering begins in May, sometimes in June, depending on the weather. Note that fruits are red and black, but only black is edible.


Black elderberry juice is useful for maintaining health, and is widely used in traditional medicine. The range of application is quite wide - it is a fortifying, antipyretic, expectorant, antiviral and antifungal agent.

Spirea

This plant has recently become very popular and loved by gardeners and gardeners. This beautiful perennial shrub with curving branches, entirely covered with flowers. At the same time, there can be only one white flower on one plant, and there can be both white and pink.

It all depends on the type of seedlings.


Unlike the high elder, the highest spirea can reach a height of only two meters. And there are undersized varieties, which many give their preference.

By the nature of flowering spirea is spring flowering and summer. Therefore, it is best to plant various varieties so that its flowering is constant.


It also has a different form - this must be taken into account when landing, choosing a permanent place for it. Creeping and weeping forms are different; both are beautiful.


Very beautiful and varieties with decorative foliage. These are not even in color look very impressive.

Honeysuckle

This is a perennial plant that not only blooms beautifully, but also gives the first tasty berries. Of course, they are somewhat specific in taste, but they have a lot of useful properties.

This shrub is represented by both straight-growing and climbing forms, which makes its decorative use more diverse.

For example, curly forms can be grown on arches. It looks just amazing.


Honeysuckle berry is very useful. It is good both in a natural form, and in compotes and jams.

Hawthorn

The shrub is thorny, and therefore it is good to use as a green fence. It is often planted not only on the site, but also outside. Then, when you need something to enclose.


Unlike other shrubs, hawthorn must be cut periodically to give it the desired shape. So it looks more beautiful.


Berriestepberry is also very useful, and has wide application, both in folk and traditional medicine.

Rosehip

We know this plant, as the most ordinary, which can grow in the forest, and where he wants. However, in the landings and design of the plots, it also has its own special decorative purpose.


Its value is difficult to overestimate - it is beautiful when it blooms, useful when it gives fruit. And also just as good as a living beautiful hedge.

It is more prickly than hawthorn, and therefore a wild rose hedge from uninvited guests will become much more efficient.


And as you know, wild rose is a wild rose, and who doesn't love them ?! Therefore, brought out shrub garden roses.

Shrub rose

This plant is available in almost every summer cottage. It can be planted as a hedge, and just in flowerbeds; both separately and in complex plantings. And also they are very beautiful on special arches.


For example, such a wonderful hedge turned out when planting different varieties of roses. From such beauty it is difficult to tear off a look.


It looks great in the garden, and just decorating the wall outside.

These were popular and common plants. But there are still such species, which can only be heard.

However, they are very beautiful, bloom well and will decorate any garden.

Hibiscus

There are a lot of species and varieties of hibiscus. There are annuals - they are single flowering plants, and perennials are beautiful shrubs.

Among all kinds of popular varieties is Duc de Brabant. He is very rich and beautiful blooms.

While young, hibiscus is a tall shrub. As he grows older, he acquires a woody form.


By the way, another of his name - is a Chinese rose.

Magnolia

This plant is very loved in China, and it comes from there. It is very beautiful, and when flowering has a fairly large flowers.

The magnolia begins to blossom in early spring, when the first leaves have not even appeared yet. And it always looks just great, I want to look and look at this miracle of nature.


Magnolia can be pink, white and yellow in color. If you want something exotic, the magnolia is exactly what you need!

Cotoneaster

This shrub is quite unpretentious, and it can often be found not only in the garden, but also on the street and in the park area. Often it is planted there as a hedge.


It blooms beautifully and abundantly, and by the autumn it gives colorful, numerous berries, which also makes it quite attractive.

There are a lot of species and varieties of cotoneaster, so it can be planted on the site in different zones in accordance with the task.


When creating hedges and trimming it in time, you can get such a wonderful appearance.


Such hedges can be used to create a classic design.

Barberry

This sprawling plant, with reddish branches, can reach a height of one and a half meters, and thorny twigs can occupy a fairly large space.

Blooms profusely, begins in the summer, and can last quite a long time. And by the fall on the branches appear red, not very large fruits.


It looks very good in the vicinity of other plants, especially conifers. Therefore, this is taken into account when planning landings.


It can be trimmed, while creating quite acceptable shapes and sizes.

In this chapter, we looked at different types of shrubs, but unfortunately, not all of them can take root in a cold climate. Therefore, we specifically dwell on plants that are not afraid of the cold, and are experiencing any winter well.

Decorative frost-resistant shrubs for the garden plot

In the last chapter we have already considered such plants as spirea and barberry. They are not afraid of frost, and they winter well, therefore they like to be planted in cold regions. But here are some more plants worth paying attention to.

Derain white

An interesting frost-resistant plant that grows well and looks beautiful, pleasing the eye.


Characterized by a plant with bright red bark. To maintain this color, the bush must be cut every year, so that only small hemp will be above the soil.

At the same time, he also gives wide thickets.


Derain is not picky about growing conditions, it grows on different soils, both in the shade and in the sun. This unpretentious plant can be grown separately and in joint plantings with other shrubs, as well as a hedge.


Red shoots of this plant look best in winter.


Agree that for a sullen, gray-white winter, this color looks quite positive, and it can quite cheer up from just contemplating it.

Hydrangea

This plant has a rich geography. Some of its varieties come from Japan, others from China, and still others were brought from North America. And perhaps only the latter can survive the cold winters.

Therefore, it would not be desirable to plant on the site of the southern beauties, do not give in, and get the necessary seedlings, not afraid of cold winters.


The blooming of hydrangeas is very abundant, starting around mid-summer. With timely fertilizing inflorescences are obtained large, consisting of many individual flowers.

The bush has a rather volumetric beautiful look, it is caused by dense and lush foliage and of course large flowers.


Hydrangea requires abundant watering, it develops well and grows in the sun, but it can exist well in the shade.

It can be planted as a separate bush, and in the vicinity of other plants, including flowers.


The plant is just fabulous! It can have completely different colors of flowers - it is both white and blue. and red, and all their shades. And if you put them next to the conifers, it always looks amazing.

Green apple leaf

It is a fairly large, tall and spreading shrub. It may have golden or purple leaves, which divides it into two different species.

Flowering begins around the middle of summer, the flowers are small and can have colors from white to pink.


A remarkable feature of cultivation is that the plant is quite unpretentious, grows well in the shade, and also tolerates a dry summer, without needing special watering.


It is often grown in the shady area, where nothing else grows. However, it’s worth knowing that hedges can be created perfectly from it.


As you can see, it looks quite decent and quite beautiful.

Mottled Shrub

This plant is more known as grassy, ​​although there are species that belong to the category of shrubs. The most famous among them is the pyatidistochnik and Kuril tea.


Spray varieties of Potentilla can reach a fairly decent one and a half meter height. And especially love her for flowering, the flowers, although not very large, but there are always quite a lot of them, and the silverweed is simply covered with yellow petals gathered in a simple inflorescence.

It blooms from summer to autumn.


It is worth noting that this is a photophilous plant, and if you plant it in the shade, then it probably will not want to grow there. However, it tolerates drought well, which is a plus.

If it is not possible to plant it just as an individual sapling, then you can use the plant as a border, separating the backyard path.


We looked at some plant varieties, but there is another category. which you do not want to deprive of attention - this is the berry representatives of this species.

Irga

It is a bush up to 3 meters high, having upright shoots. Sometimes it is considered to be a tree, but in fact it is not one of those.


It blooms from late spring, dissolving very beautiful flowers. It is a valuable honey plant and always collects a lot of bees around itself.


With the onset of autumn, the irga is painted in multicolored shades, which makes it very picturesque.

Flowering and foliage is not all that this plant has. She is also abundantly fruiting. Berries have a remarkable, incomparable taste. In addition, not only tasty, but also useful.

Japonica

Plant height can reach 3 meters, although it grows rather slowly.

Magnificent flowers of red color, are collected in buds, blossom in the 3rd year of life. During this period, she is incredibly beautiful and attractive. It is light-requiring and drought-resistant.


The only thing is, quince prefers specially prepared soil. Preparing for winter includes hilling and bending the lower branches.

But the plant can be trimmed only once every five years.


It grows quite widely, because it requires free space. Consider this when landing.

Boxwood

Despite its poisonousness, this plant is the height of fantasy garden landscape architecture. Just look at these photos.


It is trimming the box, you can create different figures and whole compositions. You can also use it as a hedge.


The plant is extremely shade-loving. This is an evergreen plant, wintering in the snow. It is preferable to plant it in spring.


As you can see, there are a lot of ideas for growing at the summer cottage, so choose not only what you like, but also those plants that will best grow in your climate.

Features of planting on the site

Planting shrubs in the country provides for their placement according to a certain planning. But the main thing is the compatibility of plants.

That is, next to it is better to plant such plants that get along well with each other. The compatibility of some garden representatives is shown in the table below.

Green and white are compatible; red is incompatible.


Placement of shrubs, beds and other things on the site is now called landscape design. Although people have always engaged in this kind of action.

Buying a plot, we first begin to plan what and where will be built and planted.


Even just planted in a certain order, fruit plants and vegetables, already give your site a very attractive appearance.

And the placement of the tracks, recreation areas in the form of a gazebo, pool or mini pond, will give the site a more residential look.


When planting shrubs are used in two ways: geometric and landscape.

When using a geometric or regular method, plants are placed in the form of symmetrical shapes, such as squares, or rectangles.

Also made the alleys, between which are the tracks. Chess stays are very well suited.


Landscape style is also called natural. In this embodiment, the plants are planted as they grow in nature, i.e. somewhat randomly, without a definite distinct plan.

This style is ideal for those areas that are not exactly flat in terms of relief.

The main thing is to draw a plan of the site, which indicates what will be planted and where. You can certainly do without a plan, but then you can just get confused.


When planning the site, at the beginning decide - you have only a garden, or you want to take at least part of the territory under a recreation area.

Then, in such a territory, you need to place either all or part of the listed elements: a gazebo, or another recreation area, a pond, a pool, a barbecue area, or a barbecue, and maybe a summer kitchen.


One of the concerns of any land owner is the fence, namely what it should be. Some are blocked by various building materials, others choose a hedge.

This is also worth thinking about when dropping all of their green pets.


As you can see, there are a lot of options. Here you need more imagination and desire, and everything will turn out. And of course, landscape design is a whole science. This is a very interesting topic that requires knowledge, fantasy and desire to do it.

Video on how to form a landing at your summer cottage

And if this is interesting to you, then finally, a small video on the dacha landscape design.

Look, maybe you can draw some ideas for your garden. After all, all this is incredibly interesting and exciting!

And I finish this story today. It turned out not small, but I hope useful and interesting. After reading about the bushes and looking at their numerous photos, you can easily find plants that will please your view.

To date, there are few suburban areas on which at least one ornamental shrub would not advertise. For careless gardeners, they only cause problems, and in skillful hands they become a work of art and a unique decoration of the garden.

Before you buy a shrub for the design of country design, we offer to familiarize yourself with a selection of the most interesting and original specimens. To plot after planting ornamental shrubs looked stylish and original, you should consider the purpose of each species.

Low-growing shrubs - versatile garden decoration. They can be a separate composition, serve as a hedge or border along the walkway or flower bed. Quite often they are used in the design of rabatok.

Larger shrubs can divide the area into zones, and a hedge of medium size will serve as protection from the sun.

Tall bushes are well suited for decorating unsightly walls, and for shading certain parts of the garden. They are good in single landings.

Coniferous and evergreen shrubs, zest of any site. Without them, the design will be unfinished. They can be made the center of the composition, landed on a large area as a living fence, their combination with a rose looks very original, but the downside is that not every rose will like this neighborhood.

The blossoming mini-trees will be a bright touch on a green background of a hedge and a dacha decoration. A single rose bush will help to dilute the monotony of the design, or to decorate the entrance area.

At first glance, everything seems to be simple: he chose the bushes he liked, marked the plot and planted them according to the marking. But such an approach can lead to the garden becoming impassable jungle.

The basis for decorating a garden is a thoughtful and skillful combination of plants. To achieve the effect, when choosing the place of shrubs, it is necessary to take into account a lot: the size of adult plants, the silhouette and volume that they form.

Together, shrubs look good in excellent growth form. A tandem mini-spruce with a Japanese maple, or decorative cherry with rhododendrons and cypress trees, will make a complete image.

Well combined plants with contrasting color of leaves. They complement each other and create a bright accent. One group can be mottled eoscleats, golden spruce and fan maple with purple leaves.

The ensemble will look more spectacular if it contains at least one shrub, characterized by bright flowering.

It is not necessary to build a composition in one row, usually they are seated on two or three lines, and the front should not overlap the bushes, standing behind more than 20 percent. You can place mini-trees and in the shape of a triangle.

When forming the composition, it is necessary to take into account the compatibility of plants. So some types of coniferous shrubs are quite aggressive towards their leafy counterparts. They can suppress their growth and development, and even completely destroy.

Particular attention should be paid to the calculation of the distance between plantings, for this purpose, the height of the adult bush is multiplied by two.

The distance between shrubs depends on their size:

  • Stunted (almonds, dwarf conifers) should be planted at a distance of 70-80 cm.
  • Sredneroslye (henomeles, felt cherry, rhododendron, deutia) - at a distance of 1.2-1.5 m
  • Tall (spirea, lilac, forsythia, viburnum, hawthorn) - the distance should be at least 2 m.

The most beautiful garden shrubs

At the end of April, when there is still snow in some places in shaded places, a beautiful daphne blooms (Daphne mezereum). Her inflorescences look like lilacs, a bush about a meter high is generously covered with delicate rose-purple flowers. At the end of flowering, gently green oblong leaves appear, and closer to autumn bright red or orange berries appear. But you can not try them, they are poisonous enough, no wonder the people call this plant wolfberry.

Daphne likes abundant watering and prefers partial shade, feels good in the shade of a rather thin tree crown.

Forsythia

Golden rain, or forsythia begins to bloom in early spring and flaunts sunny yellow buds for three weeks, sometimes longer. In autumn, the leaves turn golden or purple-bloody, which looks very elegant and festive.

Solar glades, protected from gusts of wind, will be for him the best place to grow.

A small bush, 100-150 cm tall, one of the first opens the flowering season. The shape of the crown is spherical in shape, the branches are densely covered with oblong leaves. The wonderful aroma of pink flowers can not leave anyone indifferent. Its fruits are oval and covered with a soft down. After leaf fall, fluffy balls flaunt on the branches. Can be propagated by seeds.

Almond is quite undemanding in care, loves the sun and is well tolerated by a lack of moisture. Abundant and frequent watering can destroy bauber.

This culture is popular with gardeners from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok, for its unsightly temper and a good stable crop with a fairly compact size. Blooms pale pink flowers, quite abundant. Received its name for the leaves and shoots, covered with a light down like felt.

Loves a rich organic soil and open well-lit spaces.

Perhaps the most elegant representative of ornamental shrubs. Immediately after gardening, it produces purple buds that turn into large bright flowers. The fruits are golden, similar to small apples and contain many vitamins.

The Japanese quince is unpretentious to the composition of the soil, it lives well in the shade of the trees, ideally suited as a living non-trimmed hedge.

Mahonia

Evergreen mahonia is popular as a hedge, capable of sprawling independently from root shoots. This specimen blooms at the very end of spring and pleases with sunny inflorescences until mid-June. The rest of the year admires clusters of blueberry-colored berries and bright bronze foliage.

The mahonia which does not require much attention grows successfully in sunny glades, under the crown of a tree and in thick shadow. Does not tolerate stagnant water, this can lead to rotting of the roots.

Lilac

Lilac won the hearts of gardeners for beautiful paniculate inflorescences with small fragrant flowers. Varietal lilac has several color options. This shrub needs regular pruning, which helps to maintain the desired shape of the plant and provides more abundant flowering. It looks good combination of several different varieties.

Drought-resistant, but picky about the lack of coverage. The soil prefers loamy, rich in organic matter and minerals.

Viburnum

Perhaps the most popular tree in Russian gardens. In the people she received the name "wedding tree". It is believed that this is a strong amulet. It blooms from May to July, with white flowers with a honey smell. By autumn, the fruits are poured with red juice and remain on the bush all winter, being food for birds.

Spirea

There are many varieties of spirea, which have significant differences. What they have in common is that they all grow very actively. Therefore, in the third or fourth year of planting should be cut bush, leaving 20-30 centimeters.

Flowers can be of different colors, from white hemispherical inflorescences, to pink and red.

Plant spiraeus alone, only with a few bushes. According to the laws of landscape design, it must dominate the other components of the group.

Chubushnik

Chubushnik is very similar to jasmine, but is a representative of another family. The abundance of white flowers on the branches and unobtrusive aroma, make it an indispensable decoration on the plot. Very undemanding to the landing site, but on the sunny side on nutritious and loose soils will bloom longer and longer.

Deytion

The shrub has a long flowering and a large color palette. Flowers are pink, white, purple and purple, they do not smell.

With a lack of light and poor soils, they get sick. The choice of ornamental shrubs is unlimited, but they all need regular neat cutting, otherwise the site will look untidy and untidy.

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