WE PLANT PERENNALS THAT HAVE BEEN GROWING IN ONE PLACE FOR MORE THAN 3 YEARS At the beginning of October, it’s time to transplant and propagate perennials that have been growing in one place for more than three years. Such a transplant is especially necessary for sorrel, rhubarb, asparagus, lovage, perennial onions, Jerusalem artichoke, tarragon, stachis and horseradish. Cut off all the large leaves of the sorrel and dig up the bushes. Roots over 20 cm long on...
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WHEN TO START DIVIDING AND RENEWING PERMANENT FLOWERS AND HOW TO DO IT CORRECTLY Most flower perennials are not only beautiful, but also unpretentious and ready to grow for a long time in one place. But perennial does not mean eternal. So that they do not lose their decorative appearance, they periodically have to be divided and changed their place of residence. HOW TO UNDERSTAND WHAT PERENNIAL FLOWERS IS TIME TO RENEW? …
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UNSUCCESSFUL (FROM AGRONOM'S POINT OF VIEW) LONG AND ANNUAL FLOWERS - PHOTOS AND DESCRIPTION Many interesting novelties have appeared among perennial crops. But unfortunately, most of them are not highly winter-hardy. DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE FLOWER SEASON The flower season is coming to an end, we can summarize its results. As an agronomist, I constantly test different types and varieties of ornamental plants, observe, compare, ...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Annual flowers and perennials - new varieties that are NOT worth buying: agronomist reviewsPERENNIAL VEGETABLES - GROWING TECHNOLOGY You can diversify the look of your site, and at the same time, you can improve your diet by planting perennial vegetables. Once you sow their seeds, you will get stable yields annually. In addition, caring for these unique crops will not take much of your time and effort. Which one to give preference? Decide for yourself! To help you - a guide on ...
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PERENNIAL TRANSFER - WHEN AND HOW? Who is it we have there on the far bed so collapsed? Rhubarb? Is the asparagus sad and does not want to grow at all? Does the chive bow strive to escape to the neighbors? Over the summer, perennials have time to grow and begin to inform the gardener in all available ways that they want a new bed. It is best to replant them at the beginning of autumn - ...
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