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Deciduous trees

Maple with beard-like rust-colored leaves

Rufinerve Sieb. Et Zucc.

Maple with beard-like rust-colored leaves (Rufinerve Sieb. Et Zucc.) - brief species description on Your Garden

Indoor plants

Maranta

Plants with oval bright green leaves; variegated forms occur. Maranta is notable for its striking leaf coloration, with brightly colored veins or spots standing out against a uniform background.

Indoor plants

In nature there are 30 genera comprising about 400 species of Marantaceae. Of these, the ones grown as houseplants include Калатея - Calathea, Ктенанта - Ctenanthe, Маранта - Maranta and Строманта - Stromante.

Flowers for the garden

Marsh Helleborine

Е. palustris

The most decorative species of this genus — grows in light swampy forests, boggy forest clearings, moist meadows, often around springs, predominantly on limestone.

Deciduous shrubs

Marsh Labrador Tea

Ledum palustre

A strongly branched evergreen small shrub, width and height 0.5–1 m, shoots ascending, slow-growing.

Herbs

Marsh bluegrass

Poa palustris L.

Family Poaceae. A perennial grass of the rhizomatous to loosely tufted type of growth. In the year of sowing growth and development are slow; it reaches full development in the second year; lifespan in the sward is 5-7 …

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Marsh cinquefoil, or swamp cinquefoil

Comarum palustre, Potentilla palustris

Stems woody, ascending, rooting at the base, 20-30 cm tall. Leaves imparipinnate, of 3-7 leaflets. Leaflets oblong-oval, sharply toothed, hairy.

Flowers for the garden

Marsh geranium

Geranium palustre

Perennial plant. Blooms in June-July with purple flowers. Marsh geranium is a rhizomatous plant with large basal seven-lobed leaves on long, up to 20 cm, hairy petioles.

Flowers for the garden

Marsh iris or acorus-like iris

Iris pseudacorus L.

Marsh iris or acorus-like iris (Ir. pseudacorus L.) - description, species, photos, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Iris

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Marsh marigold

Caltha

Name: derived from the Old Russian word "kaluzha", i.e. a puddle or swamp.

Flowers for the garden

Marsh marigold

Сaltha palustris

The genus includes about 40 species occurring in the temperate zone of both hemispheres. Perennial plants with branched stems and rounded smooth leaves with a cordate base. Flowers yellow.

Flowers for the garden

Marsh telipteris

Thelypteris palustris

Rhizome creeping, cord-like. Leaves spaced or clustered, oblong-lanceolate, large (up to 30–60 cm long), twice pinnate.

Indoor plants

Mascarena (Hyophorbe)

Mascarena (Hyophorbe) — the native habitat of this palm is the islands in the Indian Ocean. It is small in size — its height does not exceed 7 м.

Herbs

Mastic pistachio

Pistacia Lentiscus

Family Anacardiaceae. Pharmaceutical name: resin from the tree bark - Mastix.

Deciduous trees

Matsudana Corkscrew Willow

Salix matsudana Tortuosa

a form of Matsudana willow. A tree or shrub with a broad pyramidal crown. Shoots and branches are spirally twisted, initially olive-colored, later gray-brown; trunk and leaves slightly sinuous.

Deciduous trees

Matsudana Willow

Salix matsudana

A species of deciduous trees in the genus Salix of the family Salicaceae. Crown open, broad-pyramidal. Leaves narrowly lanceolate, bright green. Catkins small.

Flowers for the garden

Matthiola or Stock

Matthiola

Native to Greece and Asia Minor. The plant is an annual, erect or spreading, densely branched, 40–50 cm tall. Leaves linear, coarsely toothed. Flowers small, inconspicuous, greenish-lilac, in loose racemose inflorescenc…

Deciduous trees

Maximovich's Poplar

Р. maximowiczii Henry

Grows wild in northern China and northern Japan. A beautiful, large tree reaching 30 m in height with a trunk diameter up to 1 m. The trunk is covered with gray, deeply furrowed bark.

Deciduous trees

Maximovich's alder

Alnus maximowiczii Callier

Tree up to 10 m tall. At 20 years: height 6.8 m, trunk diameter 8.5 cm. Vegetative period from mid-April to the first half of October. Grows slowly when young. Flowers in the second half of May.

Fruit trees

Maximovich's bird cherry

P. maximowiczii

Family Rosaceae (Rosaceae). Another Far Eastern species. Named in honor of the Russian botanist - explorer of the Far East Karl Ivanovich Maximovich (1827-1891).