Plants

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Stewartia

Flowering shrubs

Stewartia

Stewartia или Stuartia

They are shrubs or trees, mostly deciduous, although some species (for example, Stewartia pteropetiolata) are evergreen and form genetically distinct groups and are split by some botanists into a separate genus Hartia (…

Stiff-leaved Aponogeton

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Stiff-leaved Aponogeton

Aponogeton rigidifolius

The stiff-leaved Aponogeton forms long narrow leaves, slightly undulating at the edges, dark green or olive in color. The plant's height in an aquarium reaches 50-60 cm. Place the plant in the background, in corners, or…

Stinking Cimicifuga

Deciduous shrubs

Stinking Cimicifuga

Cimicifuga foetida L.

Rhizome thick, short, many-headed. Stems herbaceous, tall (90-200 cm), one or several from the rhizome, densely covered with glandular and simple hairs. Leaves large, lower ones on long petioles widened at the base.

Stonecrop

Indoor plants

Stonecrop

Sedum

This magnificent succulent plant has branching stems and numerous fleshy leaves. All stonecrops are noted for their ease of cultivation and propagation.

Straight Babiana

Flowers for the garden

Straight Babiana

B. stricta Ker-Gawl

Corm with a long neck, 1.5 - 1.8 cm wide, tunic fibrous, breaking up into separate fibers at the base. Stem 15-30 cm tall, erect, slender.

Straight-leaved Hosta

Flowers for the garden

Straight-leaved Hosta

Нosta rectifolia Nakai

Plants rather robust, densely tufted, without a waxy bloom. Leaves almost vertically oriented, up to 17-20 cm long and 6-10 cm wide, ovate-lanceolate, thick, dark green, matte, on long, broadly winged petioles

Strawberry spinach

Flowers for the garden

Strawberry spinach

Chenopodium foliosum

The spinach develops quickly and forms robust rosettes of light-green spear-shaped leaves (7×6 cm) on long petioles, and then stems.

Strawberry-leaved cinquefoil

Flowers for the garden

Strawberry-leaved cinquefoil

Potentilla fragarioides L.

Native range: Siberia, the Far East, Mongolia, Manchuria. Found on dry and forest meadows, meadow-steppe slopes, open woods, river valleys, fallow fields.

Street acacia

Deciduous trees

Street acacia

Pseudoacacia 'Monophylla'

Street acacia (Pseudoacacia 'Monophylla') - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Strelitzia

Indoor plants

Strelitzia

Strelitzia

In shape and appearance the flower of Strelitzia resembles the head of some tropical bird. The flowers are large — up to 15 cm in diameter; the outer perianth segments are orange, the inner ones dark blue.

Streptocarpus

Indoor plants

Streptocarpus

Streptocarpus

Native to South America. This plant is very similar to gloxinia, but unlike the latter, it blooms for a much longer time (all summer), has no tubers, and is also less demanding.

Strobilanthes

Indoor plants

Strobilanthes

Strobilanthes

A very beautiful, striking plant that is easy to grow indoors due to its undemanding nature. Cultivated for its brightly colored pinkish-lilac elongated-oval leaves.

Stromanthe

Indoor plants

Stromanthe

Stromanthe

There are 15 species in nature. Stromanthe is often confused with Calathea and even Ctenanthe.

Subalpine Fir

Conifers

Subalpine Fir

Abies lasiocarpa

A species of medium-sized, slow-growing trees with a narrow conical crown. Needles short, with a rounded or obtuse tip, matte bluish-green above and with two white bands below, directed upward. Cones erect, dark purple.

Subalpine Fir 'Compacta'

Conifers

Subalpine Fir 'Compacta'

Abies lasiocarpa Compacta

An impressive dwarf cultivar of subalpine fir. A slow-growing tree with a very dense conical crown. Branches are stiff, directed upwards. Needles are sickle-shaped, silvery-blue in color.

Subalpine Fir Argentea

Conifers

Subalpine Fir Argentea

Abies lasiocarpa Argentea

One of the most beautiful cultivars of the mountain fir. A compact tree with a pyramidal crown. Needles are fluffy, slightly falcate, soft, silvery-gray. Cones are very decorative, elongate-elliptic, reddish-violet, gro…

Subcordate alder

Deciduous trees

Subcordate alder

Alnus subcordata C.A. Меу.

Tree up to 30 m tall. A tree — at 20 years height 10.0 m, trunk diameter 15 cm. Vegetative period from the second half of April to the first half of October. Growth rate average in the first 3 years.

Suckering dogwood

Deciduous shrubs

Suckering dogwood

Cornus stolonifera “Flaviramea”

Appearance: broadly rounded, 2-3 m tall, 2-3 m wide, forms thickets, fast-growing.

Summer meadowsweet dark pink

Flowering shrubs

Summer meadowsweet dark pink

S. b. Country Red

Summer meadowsweet dark pink (S. b. Country Red) - brief description of the species on Your Garden

Summer oak

Deciduous trees

Summer oak

Pontica

A native tree 30-40 m tall and 15-20 (-25) m wide, light-loving, with a large crown and uneven, broadly spreading branches that in old age most often become twisted and gnarled.

Summer snowflake

Flowers for the garden

Summer snowflake

Leucojum aestivum L.

Bulbous perennial up to 40 cm tall. Leaves up to 30 cm long, glaucous green. Scape up to 40 cm tall. Flowers 3–10 gathered into an umbel-like, nodding inflorescence.

Summer spirea

Conifers

Summer spirea

Bumalda 'Froebelii'

Summer spirea (Bumalda 'Froebelii') - a brief description of the species for Your Garden

Summer twisted orchid

Flowers for the garden

Summer twisted orchid

S. aestivalis

Plants 10–30 cm tall. Tuberous roots 3 to 6 in a cluster; they are spindle-shaped or cylindrical, fleshy. Stem thin, slightly curved, ribbed or smooth, finely glandular-pubescent above.

Sunflower

Flowers for the garden

Sunflower

Helianthus

Annual, less often perennial herbaceous plants, but some South American species are shrubs. Wild sunflower species reach up to 3 meters in height. The stem and leaves are densely covered with bristly hairs.