Flowers with flat inflorescences (photo) species names and description

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Flowers with flat flowers in a flower garden - cultivation and classification

What unites ammi large, thornless, pristine cucumber, peony Mlokosevich?

True, in all these plants, flowers or inflorescences resemble a saucer or a broad cup, that is, they are much more developed in the horizontal plane than vertically, which makes them possible to consider flat.

The famous Pete Udolph highlights umbrellas and "chamomiles", we will allow ourselves to somewhat change this classification

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HARMONIOUS FLOWERER MULTI-GRANE. THE ROLE OF THE STATIC FORM IN THE COMPOSITION WILL BE USED ONLY PLANTS WITH PLANE SOCIETY

We will attribute some perennial representatives of the family of umbellate and Asteraceae, favorite bright summers - zinnia, Californian eschsoltia, annual sunflower, dorotheanthus daisy, Callisthephus chinensis, double-pinnate cosmea and K. sulfur yellow, Drummond phlox, samoseica poppy, chrysanthemum. keeled, x sowing, as well as unusual annual flower plants, which are still quite rare in our gardens (lush venidium, prickly volutarella, notched and dimorphic rainforest, Damascus nigella, bearded tolpis, beautiful ursinia and dill), to plants with flat inflorescences.

Note that the play in the horizontal plane are not only familiar to us the types and varieties of plants, but also ordinary, less common, such as Rudbeckia pochtivoylochnaya with fancy tubular petals, rudbeckia hairy Cherry Brandy with stunning transitions from the color of ripe cherries to soft pink, echinacea purpurea Rainbow Marcella lobe with magic painted from purple-pink to orange-gold, Echinacea purpurea Cherry Fluff with cream fluffy pinkish hemispherical inflorescences, fine-leaved peony, coreopsis mutovcha Moonbeam with creamy-yellow tabby flowers and golden-yellow tubular flowers.

Among the bushes with flat inflorescences, one can distinguish compact varieties of Japanese spirea - Alpina. Shirobana, Little Princess. Gold Mound, Candlelight, as well as birch spire, which due to the neat shape of the bush, long flowering and year-round presence in the garden are necessary in the flower garden.

Among the plants with flat inflorescences can choose blooming in late spring (Chillies stiff-haired Roseum, doronicum plantaginaceae, Papaver orientale, peony Ludwik Młokosiewicz and n. Fine-leaved), early summer (aster bluish, daisy, feverfew dashboard and n. Pink) in mid summer (clove turkish, gaylardia hybrid, ligusticum, licnice chalcedony). late summer and early autumn (buzulnik dentate, red sunflower seed, echinacea purpurea), as well as the wilting flowers that occur in September and October (cleansing visible, and telephium, australia fricata, crowned crown). Among perennial plants with flat inflorescences it is possible to distinguish half-shaded plants (buzulnik dentate, meum atamanta, ligustikum, telekoyka beautiful, Mlokosevich peony, Roseum hard-boiled butyne, coronata anemia, whorls), others prefer to grow in a sunny place, for a flower bed on dry soils, large-flowered, gaylardia hybrid, elephant gorgeous, peony thin-leaved. Near the reservoir will be appropriate buzulnik dentate, helenium autumn, telekaya beautiful.

Most of the above-mentioned summer pilots are photophilous, the flowers of some of them are only revealed in sunny weather (Ursinia is beautiful, Hyacania is hybrid, Venidium is magnificent). Among plants with flat inflorescences, there are unstable ornamental species. This is an expensive roadway, an oriental poppy, eleven magnificent, telecia beautiful.

The last two species lose decorativeness in late summer, when the garden has already touched the light breath of autumn. Their boring overground part can not even be cut. But late autumn, stems and leaves are still worth removing.

When enough color or want a minimum of colors, and the horizontal is needed, plants with horizontally arranged leaves will come to the rescue, such as an idiotum stop-shaped, kirengeshoma is palatine, hakonehloa large. These plants prefer a light penumbra. In severe winters, they can freeze (especially in hakonehloa, and its AureoIa form is considered to be more winter hardy than the species). Blooming in autumn, the kirengeshoma may suffer from late frost frosts.

Plants-candles (Veronica, Sage, Dubrovnik, Cossack) are able to reveal new facets of beauty of flattened umbrellas and baskets.

They can be located at some distance from the flat inflorescences, and in close proximity, and a particularly effective contrast is reached when verticals seem to permeate the magic carpet of yarrow, the cornflower white, the large-flowered eagle.

To soften the contrast will help plants-haze. In Pete Udolph it is primarily cereals (pike, molony, short-beaked reedbred, sporobolous spreading), cathartic heartworm, Lindhammer's Gaura, three-leaved gill, small-leaved fistula, vocalist Rohebrunn, and. Delaway. We can add a yellow fusilist, a hyphophilus paniculata, and also a brighter aura of caustic Gold Rose.

Flowers with flat inflorescences - photo and name

1. COMPACT densely leafy shrub of small petals Rosa Juwel, decorated with lavender-pink inflorescences in June-July, a find for the foreground of a sunny or slightly shaded flower bed with creamy pinkish fluffy hemispherical inflorescences, peony thin-leaved, Coreopsis whorled moonbeam with creamy yellow-tongued lanceolate yellowbe and golden yellow tubular. Among the bushes with flat inflorescences, one can distinguish compact varieties of Japanese spirea - Alpina. Shirobana, Little Princess, Gold Mound.

2. COLORED-CARTOON of the King of late summer and early autumn Feuersiegel helium reaches 8 cm in diameter. Solar-yellow reed flowers are marked with brownish-red dabs, tubular flowers are brown.

3. ROSE AND VOLUME, but this light and delicate fennel ordinary Purpureum is attractive not only due to the purple-green leaves with bronze outflow, but also the flattened greenish-yellowish umbrellas.

4. PIT UDOLF prefers to use "daisies" with non-touching petals, but Rudbeckia hairy is also good in wilting. The sweet negligence of her inflorescences is especially organic in the environment of cereals and field plants.

5. FLASH FLOWER FLOWER, the oriental tauffeuer in the mixbreader can be supplemented not only by the field, but also by brighter plants with a different flowering period: the bright red poppy should be the undisputed soloist.

6. BLUE COLOR Anemone crowned Saint Bridgid is so good that it is worth trying to grow this beauty, surrounding her with care and indulging her whims. In warm September, the plant will become the pearl of an autumn flower garden.

7. TELEKIA BEAUTIFUL is very similar to elecampane vepiculous - the same become and greatness - but has a more rounded leaf shape and is completely unpretentious, withstanding partial shade, short-term drought or waterlogging.

8. A DENSE BUSH just over half a meter, blue-purple baskets about 6-8 cm in diameter, blooming in mid-autumn - Fricart Monster aster may well become a bright star in the autumn flower garden (though only warm, fine autumn).

9. THE FAVORITE PLANT of our grandmothers - Turkish carnation - can perfectly complement the modern flower garden. Pick a few neighbors - smoke and verticals - in the tone of the border or center and see how your mixborder transforms.

10. THE GIRL IS GREATER is an architectural plant. After flowering, it fades, but many find attractive and its browning bush.

11. BROWN yellowish saucer yarrow Hella Glashoff, as if created for a fascinating contrast with blue-purple candles of Hurricane Dubrovnik, sage, cats.

12. The purple tone of the stems, the reddening edge of the bluish-green leaves and pink inflorescences ... Harmony and sophistication - this is how you can describe Matrona stonecrop.

13. KUUST HELIOSPISA sunflower Goldgrunherz creates a dense green spot about a meter high, with bright bright juicy yellow baskets above it with a subtle greenish hue of the center.

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Svetlana VORONINA, Saint-Petersburg
31/01/2018 (19:16) #

Three-leaved gillings (Gillenia trifoliata) in nature grows in light forests, on the fringes. Therefore, in the garden in the rarefied shadow of the tree it will be quite comfortable. When growing, it is important to consider that the roots of the plant are mostly woody, long, stiff, friable, very little - after the grafting, it does not immediately "come to life", the bush loses its volume and recovers very slowly. Young plants are usually transplanted with a clod of earth.
At the same time it tolerates the most negligent attitude towards itself - neither to feed specially, nor to water regularly (enough atmospheric precipitation), nor to process from any pests and diseases it will not be needed. The main task is to put on the right place and not to bother, since each transplant is a loss of a year or two in development.
Within reasonable limits competes with the root systems of the neighboring plants. It grows a beautiful bush with a height of 100-110 cm (during flowering - 130-150 cm). Can be planted in a group of conifers, in a flower garden, and in any - and in bouquet, and in meadow. In the collection plantings (for example, lilies, phlox), it will dilute monotony. By the way, there is a form of gillenia with pink flowers and reddish (at the beginning of growth) leaves, called Pink Profusion. Growth of its representatives are somewhat less typical, otherwise - beautiful, especially the autumn color of the leaves. Agree, not every year we are pleased with maples, purple, deciduous rhododendrons - they are brighter, then paler, then green go under the snow, and gillings - always colorful!

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Irina KUDRINA, Voronezh
25/10/2017 (18:06) #

I have one flower, which I practically do not take care of, but to which for many years I have never ceased to experience the most tender feelings. This is gaylard. She became the first perennial I grew up. I remember how I fell in love with the photo on the package and sowed seeds for several seasons, but there were no sprouts. As it turned out, I too deeply buried the seeds. No longer hoping for a positive result, I somehow poured out the remnants of seeds gaylardarii on the edge of the garden, and they took and amicably rose!

This flower can not be watered and not fed, but it will continue to grow and release all new inflorescences from June to frost. With good care gaylardia turns
in a lush bush with numerous large inflorescences, which can not leave anyone indifferent. It multiplies easily by self-seeding, and in a few years a whole clearing grows on the spot of a thin flower.
To all beginning flower growers I advise to plant this perennial. Just do not repeat my mistakes. Sprinkle the seeds of gaylardia in the spring on the surface of moist soil, lightly press them and keep the soil moist for another 7-10 days. After a while the seedlings will begin to grow actively and in the next season they will be pleased with the first flowering. If you grow gaylardaria through seedlings, it will bloom in the same season.

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Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)
11/09/2017 (19:57) #

I like tavolga, this is an elm-like one: it is modest, tall, unpretentious, it smells nice. And in general in our crisis time I strive to learn about everything that grows on the site, and all to the maximum use. I make an ointment from the meadow.

Dried leaves and flowers of this wonderful plant grind in a coffee grinder into a powder (I keep a special coffee grinder for herbs) and mix with 2 parts of Vaseline and 1 part of lanolin. I apply for different "summer" bites and light burns. However, it is better to allergy sufferers from the use of gravy, but they can also grow and smell it in the garden.
Zoya Nikitichna

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