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  1. Yana ROMANOVA, Tver

    When we had a dacha, my husband and I first drafted a plan for the future garden on a sheet of paper.
    We certainly wanted it to consist of decorative shrubs. Now this is a real paradise! All the plants in their place, do not interfere with each other and make up a beautiful, harmonious composition. And here are a few secrets that will surely help those who are only going to break up the flowering garden.
    To prevent the garden from turning into impenetrable jungle, you need to place low-growing shrubs (for example, dwarf conifers, heather, Japanese spiraea) at a distance of 70-80 cm from each other, medium-sized (mock marsh, henomeles, rhododendron) - 120-150 cm, and high-
    tall (common hawthorn, lilac, viburnum, forsythia) - at least 2 m from each other.
    Do not plant deciduous shrubs (spiraea, snow leopard, magnolia star, chubushnik) interspersed with evergreen (boxwood, holly, rhododendron).
    It is better to bring beautiful flowering shrubs (roses, spirea, rose hips) to the foreground - at the entrance or in front of the facade of the house, and decorate the largest with arbors, sheds, garages. Small shrubs are good at designing borders, and larger ones - at the turns of paths, at the corners of the site, when creating hedges.

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