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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Here is a beautiful - Umbrella bird (Ornithogalum umbellatum)

    Description. A perennial bulbous plant up to 25 in height. The leaves are narrow, grooved, a characteristic feature is the white band in the center.

    Flowers up to 3 cm in diameter, the outer petals with a fairly wide greenish longitudinal strip, collected in umbellate inflorescences in 20 pcs. Dissolve in early June. After flowering leaves quickly turn yellow, and the plant goes to rest. Agrotechnics. Unpretentious culture, can even weed. In the middle zone of Russia, it perfectly winters without any shelter. It grows best and develops on slightly shaded or open areas. To the fertility of the soil the bird farmer is not exacting, very poorly tolerates wetlands and wetlands. In one place it grows normally during 6 years. Reproduction. Propagates by bulbs and seeds.

    Using. It looks beautiful in the curb, as well as large spots under trees and shrubs. It can be used for spring registration of mixborders, as well as for distilling. The main thing is to plant stably ornamental plants nearby, which in the beginning of summer will be able to cover the unsightly leaves of a bird bird. It looks good in the joint planting with zhivichkoy, budu ivy, Zelenchuk.

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  2. Oksana SHCHERBINA, Leningrad region

    "Flower Sea"
    In autumn we always plant bulbous flowers, with which the site next year looks beautiful and well-groomed.
    Moreover, we choose plants that in color turn into a single "blue sea", with blue, blue and purple petals. This, for example, Leichtlin's camassia is a tall perennial with lilac, white or blue flowers, similar to tiny lilies and collected in long brushes. It blooms in May and June, and for 5 years you can not transplant it. For Kamassia, it is worth choosing a sunny place or partial shade. This is not a capricious flower at all: it is enough to water it during the flowering period and in drought. In autumn, camassia must be sprinkled with dried leaves or peat. Conveniently propagated by bulbs or seeds.
    Always we plant on our blue flowerbed also a double-leafed scylla, or a glade. This early spring culture, adapted to our climate, it has blue, blue, white or purple flowers. This is an excellent honey plant. She is not afraid of frosts and weather changes and just like Camassia does not require particularly complex care. He does not like only stagnation of water, the soil should be moderately wet and loose, otherwise the bulb can rot. But after a little snowy winter and in the dry spring, the glade requires watering. For fertilizing phosphorus and potassium mineral fertilizers are suitable.
    Such plants as muscari, ageratum, heliotrope, forget-me-nots and irises are also suitable for creating the "blue flower sea".

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  3. Julia KUPINA, Belgorod region

    Flower garden will decorate tulips
    Bulbs of tulips are usually planted in the early days of October: in September we still have heat, and the plants can germinate and then freeze. I dig a site in advance to a depth of 30-40 cm, apply humus (6-8 kg per 1 sq.m) and wood ash (200 g).
    Before planting the bulb for an hour pickled in a pink solution of potassium permanganate, and then immediately planted in rows (the distance between the rows - 20-30 cm, between the bulbs - 10 cm). Small bulbs deepen to 7-8 cm, larger ones - to 11-14 cm. It is important not to overdo it: when tulips become too deep, stalons develop - deepening roots that draw the bulb inward. Planting mulching humus.

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  4. Milena

    In September, it's time to do the onion. The beginning of the month is the best time for planting hyacinths, hazel grouse and daffodils, the middle is small onion, the second half is tulip.
    It is important that the soil is well cultivated and planted with nutrients before planting - this is half of successful spring flowering. It is also very important to plant the bulbs at the correct depth. The first planted grouse: bulbs near the river. imperial large, therefore, the depth of planting should be significant - about 16 cm. To make the plant comfortable, prepare pits up to 50 cm deep, be sure to loosen the bottom well using forks. It is useful to first pour crushed stone, and on it is already a mixture of humus, garden soil and sand in equal amounts. And add mineral fertilizers: simple superphosphate, potassium sulfate. The preparation process is quite time-consuming, but in this case justified, as grouse in one place can grow for several years.
    The processing depth for more traditional crops - daffodils, tulips and hyacinths is 40 cm. For each mg, two buckets of humus, 100 g of superphosphate, 50 g of potassium sulfate and 150 g of lime should be added. And after planting, it is useful to add ammonium nitrate, simply scattering it around the site, followed by watering.
    At the same time, they plant small-mouthed plants: muscari, snowdrops, woods, Pushkinia, Hionodox. Under them, the site can be cooked less carefully. In the allotted space, a bucket of humus is simply scattered, 200 g of lime, 50 g of simple superphosphate and 20 g of potassium sulfate for each m2. Then dig the ground to 30 cm.

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  5. Shmyreva NB, Bobrov

    I plan to lay a flower garden with spring onions. When is it better to do this?

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    • Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

      When the weather is no higher than + 10 * C, bulbs are planted for spring flowering - at this time birch trees turn yellow. In the season of onion and corm onion sales, the store checks daffodils, hazel grouse, crocuses, hiondox, bluebills, and muscari. tulips. rural cyclamens, snowdrops, white flowers, anemones and buttercups - they should be without mechanical damage to the upper scales, with a flat bottom, dense, full, not over-dried, without overgrown stems and roots. The packaging must be intact. Small-bulbous groups (at least 10 pcs.) Of one variety are planted on lawns, along the edges of lawns. Then daffodils are planted: for landscape compositions, small-flowered or species are used, and on varieties and flower beds, varieties with large flowers are used.

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