The classic way to use a peony in a garden is a lush flower garden with tall peonies with a rose-shaped flower shape. To date, a more relevant trend in gardening has become the use of low peonies for slides or rocky gardens. A special name was introduced for them […]
Franklinia Alatamaha Bloomed for the First Time in 200 Years
Franklinia alatamaha-a plant known as the Franklin tree, blooms with fragrant cup-shaped snow-white flowers and belongs to the tea family. The plant was first discovered in 1765 by Philadelphia botanists John and William Bartram, who named it after their close friend Benjamin Franklin. Scientists have discovered a tree on the […]
Amazing Plant – Stachys Byzantina
Stachys byzantina is a charming and unpretentious plant with silvery fluffy leaves. He settled in my garden a long time ago: a neighbor shared the branches, which have since turned into magnificent fleecy “mats” and spread out in different flower beds. The plants are still small, but next season they […]
Thymes and Savory
Thyme and savory very often there are questions: what do the two plants have in common and how do they differ from each other? Both belong to the family Lamiaceae, decorative, spicy, medicinal, honey-that’s probably all the common features. But there are much more differences, since these are two completely […]
Forest and Field Plants in the Garden: Achillea
Well, here’s Achillea Bloom… This is a legendary plant that, according to legend, healed the wounds of its fighters. The traditional color of achillea flowers is white. They form dense corymbose inflorescences, sometimes very large. But sometimes you can also find pink-purple inflorescences nearby: I do not know what is […]