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Flowers for the garden
L.vernus
A representative of the flora of the central part of Russia. Found in forests and shrubs throughout the European part of Russia, in the Caucasus, and in the western and eastern parts of Siberia. A rare and protected pla…
Conifers
Picea
A genus of evergreen trees in the family Pinaceae. Includes about 50 species. These are evergreen monoecious trees with a beautiful conical crown. Branches are arranged in whorls. Needles are acicular, short. Cones are …
Indoor plants
Euphorbia
Native to the subtropics of Africa, the Americas, and Madagascar. This large family of succulent plants includes about 2000 species. Many of its members reach very large sizes and therefore are not suitable for cultivat…
Flowers for the garden
Scilla
Low perennial bulbous plants that bloom very early. Leaves are linear, basal, and appear simultaneously with the inflorescences or considerably earlier. Flower stalks are leafless. Flowers are gathered in terminal racem…
Flowering shrubs
Stachyurus
Stachyurus (lat. Stachyurus) — a small genus of plants of the monotypic family Stachyuraceae (Stachyurus), comprising about 10 species from Southeast Asia; the name comes from the Greek words stachys — spike and ura — t…
Deciduous trees
Rhus typhina Dissecta
A cultivar of staghorn sumac. A small tree with an umbrella-shaped crown. Shoots are hairy, with forked branching reminiscent of deer antlers. Leaves are imparipinnate with velvety pubescence, consisting of pinnately di…
Deciduous shrubs
Rhus Typhina L.
Staghorn sumac (Typhina L.) - a brief species description in Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Rhus typhina
A species of the genus Sumac of the sumac family. This is a small deciduous tree with an airy, spreading crown. Shoots are thick, densely hairy, resembling deer antlers. Leaves are long, imparipinnate, dark green, very …
Conifers
Th. standishii (Gordon) Carriere
Cupressaceae family. Found in Japan (Honshu island). Grows in mountains, in mixed forests at an altitude of 1000-1800 m above sea level
Fruit trees
Prúnus doméstica Stanley
A popular American late-ripening cultivar. Fruits are very large, obovate, dark purple, covered with a dense waxy bloom. Flesh juicy, firm, of excellent flavor. Disease resistance is high
Indoor plants
Stapelia
Native to Africa. About 70 species occur in the wild. This fairly common succulent is undemanding and easy to propagate.
Flowering shrubs
Magnolia stellata
A species of the genus Magnolia of the family Magnoliaceae. A deciduous shrub or small tree with a compact spherical crown. Leaves dark green, narrowly elliptic. Flowers white, star-shaped, fragrant.
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis ‘Starkrimson’
A summer cultivar of the common pear. Fruits ripen in late July - early August; picking maturity occurs as soon as the fruits begin to turn yellow. Yield is regular and abundant, up to 35 kg per tree at 13-16 years of a…
Flowers for the garden
Veronica stelleri
A species of plant in the genus Veronica of the plantain family (Plantaginaceae). A perennial herbaceous plant with erect, ascending stems, rarely pubescent. Leaves sessile, arranged oppositely in 4–7 pairs, rarely hair…
Herbs
A. stellerana Bess
Family Asteraceae. Grows on rocks of the seashores of the Far East, Japan, Alaska, and Norway.
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla acaulis L.
Stemless cinquefoil (Potentilla acaulis L.) - species description, photos, care, maintenance, transplantation, pests, propagation - Potentilla
Deciduous shrubs
Stephanandra
Stephanandra (Stephanandra Sieb. et Zucc.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous shrubs
Stephanandra Sieb. et Zucc.
Stephanandra (Stephanandra Sieb. et Zucc.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Indoor plants
Stephanotis
A genus of evergreen semi-shrubby vines in the Apocynaceae family. An evergreen vine with leathery, opposite, oval, dark green leaves. Flowers fragrant, waxy, funnel-shaped, borne in clusters of 7.
Indoor plants
Stephanotis floribunda
A species of evergreen semi-shrub vines of the genus Stephanotis in the Apocynaceae family. An evergreen vine with leathery, opposite, oval, dark green leaves. Flowers are fragrant, waxy, funnel-shaped, borne in cluster…
Fruit trees
Fruticosa 'Globosa'
A species of flowering dicotyledonous plants of the genus Prunus (plum) of the family Rosaceae. A spreading shrub with lanceolate green leaves. Blooms profusely; flowers white, simple, solitary or in umbels of 2–4. Frui…
Flowers for the garden
Sternbergia
Perennial bulbous plants with strap-shaped basal leaves up to 40 cm long. Flowers solitary, less often in pairs; one plant produces 10–13 flower stalks up to 20 cm long. Flowers bright yellow.
Flowers for the garden
Steveniella satyrioides
Steveniella is a monotypic genus. The name was given in honor of the researcher of the flora of Crimea and the Caucasus, Steven. It grows in forests, in shrub thickets, on grassy slopes, on limestone soil.
Flowers for the garden
Stevia rebudiana Bertoni
Stevia is a perennial subshrub with a shallow fibrous root system that penetrates the soil to a depth of only 20–30 cm.
