Indoor plants
Kampelia
Сampelia
A large herbaceous plant with sturdy, erect stems swollen at the nodes, sparsely branched, up to 2 m tall.
Plants
Catalogue of imported encyclopedia entries.
Herbs
Karakan
ELEUSINE
Family Poaceae. The inflorescences of this miniature tropical grass have a very unusual shape - they are split into several parts.
Deciduous trees
Karkas
Ulmaceae
Karkas (Ulmaceae) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Katsura
Cercidiphyllum S. & Z.
Katsura (Cercidiphyllum S. & Z.) - brief species description for Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Katsura tree (Cercidiphyllum)
Cercidiphillum
Genus of trees in the family Cercidiphyllaceae. A deciduous dioecious tree with a broadly pyramidal crown. Leaves dark bluish-green, glaucous or whitish beneath, with reddish veins
Flowers for the garden
Keiske's Lily-of-the-Valley
С. keiskei Miq.
A lovely plant for parks and squares, suitable for shady and semi-shady sites with fertile, regularly moist soil. Also suitable for forcing in pots.
Deciduous shrubs
Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora'
Kerria japonica “Pleniflora”
Upright shrub 1.5-2 m tall and wide, fast-growing.
Flowering shrubs
Kew broom
Cytisus × kewensis Bean
Among dwarf brooms in Europe the Kew broom is popular; it was obtained in 1891 in the English botanical garden at Kew. Its height is only 0.3 m, but the width reaches 2 m
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Key moss
Fontinalis antipyretica
The common key moss lives in standing and running water, in rivers, streams and ponds. The moss is very widely distributed — in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas — practically worldwide, except Australia.
Flowers for the garden
Khazmanta, profusely flowering
Chasmanthe floribunda
The height of the shoots reaches 100–130 cm; in habit the plant resembles gladiolus (Gladiolus) and crocosmia, or montbretia (Crocosmia). The leaves are broad (up to 4 cm), dark green with longitudinal veins.
Flowers for the garden
Kidney vetch 'Red Carpet'
Anthyllis 'Red Carpet'
Kidney vetch 'Red Carpet' (Anthyllis 'Red Carpet') - species description, photos, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Kidney vetch
Indoor plants
Kigelia - sausage tree
Kigelia pinnata
The plant is known as the "sausage tree" due to a heavy crop of large long fruits (up to half a meter long and up to 10 cm thick) that hang on long fruit stalks.
Flowers for the garden
Kirin aconite
Aconitum kirinense Nakai
Plant up to 120 cm tall. Basal leaves on long petioles, rounded, divided into narrow lobes; stem leaves on short petioles, dissected into 3-5 lobes.
Climbing plants
Kirkazon
macrophylla Lam.
Kirkazon (macrophylla Lam.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Climbing plants
Kishmish Aksaysky grape
Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape form of early ripening (105–110 days). The vine is vigorous. The flower is female, pollination is good. The cluster is large, of medium density, conical. Berries are large, oval, dark pink
Climbing plants
Kishmish White Oval Grape
Vitis
An ancient seedless grape variety of medium ripening period. Bunches are medium, cylindro-conical, winged, of medium density, average weight 180–230 g. Berries are small, oval in shape.
Flowers for the garden
Knotty geranium
G. nodosum
Knotty geranium blooms for a long time: from June to September, it has small lilac flower clusters. Leaves are glossy, light green.
Flowers for the garden
Knotweed
Polygonum
About 20 species are cultivated. Stems erect or prostrate, sometimes twining. Leaves simple, alternate. Flowers small, in few-flowered clusters.
Conifers
Koch's Pine
Рinus kochiana Klotsch
Family Pinaceae. Grows as solitary trees or small groves in the mountains of Crimea, the Caucasus, and the Near East.
Indoor plants
Kohleria
Kohleria
About 50 species occur in the wild. These are herbaceous plants with erect stems that become decumbent with age.
Flowers for the garden
Kokushnik
Gymnadenia
The genus includes 10 species of terrestrial orchids, of which 4 occur in our country. Plants 15–70 cm tall. Root tubers palmately lobed.
Flowering shrubs
Kolkwitzia
Kolkwitzia L
A monotypic genus of flowering plants in the honeysuckle family (Caprifoliaceae). A densely branched deciduous shrub with long drooping shoots. Leaves paired, opposite, oval, covered with hairs.
Flowers for the garden
Koniogramma
Coniogramme
A beautiful and unusual large fern with fine pinnate fronds and a long creeping rhizome, forming dense clumps