The word “Phytophthora” makes gardeners and gardeners shudder — just not again.! And – run to your plants: check, look around, evaluate and take action. And so it is every year, especially in regions where summer is short, with August rains. Why is there still no means to destroy this […]
Features of Pruning Shrubs (part 4)
Nerium oleander In late spring, cut out the damaged shoots and form a bush. After flowering, remove the top of the generative (flower) shoot. It tolerates pruning “on the stump”, quickly restores the crown. Osmanthus Tolerates strict pruning well. The shoots are cut off at the end of April, dry, […]
Features of Pruning Shrubs (part 3)
Lavandula (image above) To form a lush shrub, the young plants are heavily pruned in April. Removing 1/3 of last year’s growth stimulates the formation of new shoots and causes abundant flowering. Cistus The tops of the generative (flower) shoots are pruned after the seed harvest; if the seeds are […]
Features of Pruning Shrubs (part 2)
Continuing the theme of pruning ornamental shrubs. Raphiolepis (the image above) Pruning is usually not required. If necessary, cut out the old shoots in April. Indigofera Cut in late March-early April. Old branches are cut as close to the base as possible. Lagerstroemia indica In February – March, reduce last […]
Features of Pruning Shrubs (part 1)
There are general rules for pruning plants, which we talked about earlier, but each type of ornamental shrubs has its own peculiarities of development, and therefore its pruning is special, peculiar only to it. Abelia After flowering, remove the old stems. In this way, you can avoid a strong thickening. […]