Plants

Deciduous trees

Catalpa bignonioides 'Nana'

Catalpa bignonioides “Nana”

Very slow-growing, small, compact tree with a rounded crown, 4-6 m high.

Deciduous trees

Catalpa bignonioides “Aurea”

Catalpa bignonioides “Aurea”

Catalpa bignonioides “Aurea” - a small tree with a rounded crown, 6-10 m tall, 5-8 m wide, very slow-growing.

Indoor plants

Catharanthus

Catharanthus

Native to humid tropical forests, primarily the island of Madagascar. Only five species of this attractively flowering plant occur in nature. In cultivation the species Catharanthus roseus (pink catharanthus or pink per…

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Cattail

Typha

Monoecious perennial aquatic or marsh herbs 2 to 4 m high, with long thick creeping rhizomes.

Indoor plants

Cattleya

Cattleya

Cattleyas are epiphytic plants with a pronounced above-ground rhizome. In the wild there are about 70 species, and the various hybrids produced by biologists from interspecific crosses, as well as crosses with orchids o…

Flowers for the garden

Caucasian Ophrys

Ophrys caucasica

A plant 20–35 cm tall with a nearly globose tuber. Leaves in the lower half of the stem, oblong-lanceolate, 6–8.5 cm long and up to 2.5 cm wide. Inflorescence sparse, of 4–10 flowers.

Flowers for the garden

Caucasian dictamnus

Dictamnus caucasicus Fisch

A plant up to 80 cm tall with large odd-pinnate, dark green leaves, whose oblong-lanceolate leaflets are hairy.

Deciduous trees

Caucasian hornbeam

С. caucasica Grossh.

A tree up to 30–35 m tall. After severe freezing in the winter of 1978/79 they grow in a bushy form, height 7.1 m, crown diameter 420 cm. Vegetation period from early May to early October.

Conifers

Caucasian ivy

Colchica К. Koch

Caucasian ivy (Colchica К. Koch) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Deciduous trees

Caucasian oak

Turneri 'Pseudoturneri'

Caucasian oak (Turneri 'Pseudoturneri') - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Flowering shrubs

Ceanothus or Red Root

Ceanothus

Deciduous or evergreen shrubs or small trees. Stems twig-like, non-spiny, less often spiny. Leaves alternate or opposite, 1—5 cm long, mostly petiolate.

Conifers

Cedar

Cedrus

A genus of coniferous trees in the family Pinaceae. Members of the genus are evergreen trees with a spreading crown. Needles 3-4-angled, prickly, from dark to blue-green. Cones erect, solitary, barrel-shaped or elongate…

Conifers

Cedar of Lebanon

Cedrus libani

Cedar of Lebanon (Libani) - a brief species description on Your Garden

Flowers for the garden

Celandine

Chelidónium

Celandine, or wartweed, is a monotypic genus of perennial herbaceous plants of the poppy family (Papaveraceae). According to current understanding, the sole species of the genus

Flowers for the garden

Celosia

Celosia L.

Name: derived from the Greek word 'kelcos' - burning, flaming, and related to the coloration of the leaves and flowers.

Flowers for the garden

Celosia silver-crested

С. argentea L.

Perennial plant, grown as an annual. Stems erect, often fused (fasciated), fleshy, 35-50 cm tall.

Flowers for the garden

Centradenia

Centradenia

Centradenia is heat-loving; it cannot tolerate temperatures below 7°C, and therefore it is not taken outdoors before the beginning of June.

Flowers for the garden

Centradenia unequal-sided

Centradenia inaequilateralis

Plants are best placed in loamy soil, which should be watered from time to time with a liquid mineral fertilizer. With such simple care, Centradenia will bloom for a long time and abundantly.

Indoor plants

Cephalocereus

Cephalocereus

Native to Mexico. Of the Cephalocereus, which number about 50 species, only one species has become widespread — the old man Cephalocereus - C. senilis. This cactus is popularly called "old man\'s head", which correspond…

Deciduous shrubs

Ceratostigma

C. minus

Branching deciduous subshrubs with thin rigid green stems. Obovate leaves up to 5 cm long are hairy along the margins. Autumn foliage is red.

Deciduous shrubs

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides

C. plumbaginoides

Rhizomatous creeping perennial. Growth habit: turf-like, spreading by runners. Height 20–30 cm. Leaf oval up to 9 cm long, with a pubescent wavy margin, opens late.

Deciduous trees

Cercis

Cercis

Cercis (Cercis) - species description, photos, care, maintenance, transplantation, pests, propagation - Cercis

Indoor plants

Cereus

Cereus

Family Cactaceae. Most representatives of this genus are too large and therefore unsuitable for growing in apartments, but the few species that are cultivated as houseplants are much loved by cactus enthusiasts for thei…

Indoor plants

Ceropegia

Ceropegia

The most widespread is Ceropegia woodii — a succulent, as evidenced by its thick opposite small heart-shaped to rounded fleshy leaves, silvery-marbled above in light and dark green, and whitish to pale greenish beneath,…