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Category: Bushes and trees

Thuja folded Vipcord: how to properly grow ephedra

In landscape design, the trees of the cypress family take pride of place. They may not give shade, but their crowns are so beautiful that they themselves become a wonderful decoration for garden plots and park areas. In total, there are more than 100 decorative types, one of the most popular are many...

Schwerin Witthorst pine - cultivation features

Schwerin's Wiethorst pine (pinus schwerinii Wiethorst) is a hybrid of two species, Griffith and Weymouth. The main advantages are in the initially pyramidal shape and small annual growth, as a result of which, in adulthood, it reaches only 2 - 2.5 meters. They grow it for decorative purposes, combining...

Thuja western Danica - easy-care and attractive ephedra

Everyone wants to spend a minimum of time caring for the garden, but at the same time, so that it remains beautiful and delights everyone around. To make this dream come true, there is a solution - give preference to the slowest growing varieties of evergreen conifers. Thuja Danica is considered one of the best....

Features of growing Khybernik juniper

One of the best decorative elements in garden landscaping is the Khybernik juniper. The evergreen plant was bred over 200 years ago in Ireland and has become widespread throughout the world. This is one of the most successful developments of breeders, which has become unique...

Norway spruce Nidiformis - needles growing in breadth

Spruce Nidiformis (Picea abies Nidiformis) is an ornamental dwarf shrub with an interesting cushion shape. She comes from Germany, where she was bred at the beginning of the 20th century. The herringbone is very unpretentious, but for successful cultivation it is useful to know its features and the rules of agricultural technology. Norway spruce...

Thuja western Miriam - ideal for decorating a garden

Tuya Miriam is a European novelty that attracts with an interesting crown shape and original color of needles. Its progenitor was the Danish tuika Danika, the mutation of which was noticed and fixed in time by the breeders. The shrub differs from the original variety in a golden tint in spring and bronze...