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Panicled amaranth

Flowers for the garden

Panicled amaranth

Amaranthus paniculatus

Annual plant. Stems robust, erect, 75–150 cm tall. Leaves elongate-ovate with an extended tip, reddish-brown. Flowers small, red in erect inflorescences.

Panicled hydrangea 'Unique'

Flowering shrubs

Panicled hydrangea 'Unique'

Hydrangea paniculata Unique

A popular cultivar of panicled hydrangea. Leaves ovate, green, rough. Inflorescences sterile, conical; flowers milk-white when opening, turning pink before fading.

Panicled hydrangea «Grandiflora»

Flowering shrubs

Panicled hydrangea «Grandiflora»

Hydrangea paniculata “Grandiflora”

A popular cultivar of panicled hydrangea. Notable for later flowering, with large sterile panicle flowers that are initially creamy-white, later white, then pink, and in autumn greenish-red.

Paper birch

Deciduous trees

Paper birch

papyrifera

Paper birch (papyrifera) - a brief species description on Your Garden

Paper birch

Deciduous trees

Paper birch

В. papyrifera Marsh.

A large tree up to 30 m tall, with a broad dense crown. Trunk bark bright white, on young trees - pinkish, peels easily in leaf-like transverse strips. It received its name "paper" for the whiteness of the bark.

Paphiopedilum insigne (The Splendid Paphiopedilum)

Indoor plants

Paphiopedilum insigne (The Splendid Paphiopedilum)

Paphiopedilum insigne

Stem very short, with a rosette of linear, green, longitudinally folded leaves. Flower stalk no more than 20 cm high. Flowers mostly solitary, large, 4–5 cm in diameter, glossy. Bract large, leaflike.

Paphiopedilum or Venus's Slipper

Indoor plants

Paphiopedilum or Venus's Slipper

Paphiopedilum

This genus of orchids owes its popularity to its distinctive flowers, which cannot be mistaken for any other due to the peculiar pouch-shaped labellum of the flowers, resembling a little slipper.

Papirovka apple

Fruit trees

Papirovka apple

Malus domestica

summer cultivar. Fruits of medium size, weighing 110–160 g, flattened-round-conical in shape, greenish-yellow, with a large number of subcutaneous lenticels. Skin thin, tender, smooth and easily damaged. Flesh white, te…

Papyrus

Indoor plants

Papyrus

Papyrus

Cyperus, or syt, belongs to the sedge family and in the wild grows in tropical and subtropical regions. Its erect, three-angled stems are topped with umbels of beautifully curved long grassy leaves.

Papyrus sedge

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Papyrus sedge

Cyperus papyrus

Stems erect, solid, three-angled, at the ends of which are umbels of thread-like light-green leaves. From the pith ancient Egyptians made papyrus.

Park Mock-Orange

Flowering shrubs

Park Mock-Orange

Inodorus grandiflorus

Park Mock-Orange (Inodorus grandiflorus) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Parodia

Indoor plants

Parodia

Parodia

Golden-spined Parodia - Parodia chrysacanthion - with a globular stem up to 10 cm in diameter, with a heavily woolly and flattened apex. About 24 ribs, weakly pronounced, arranged spirally, with numerous thin straight s…

Parrotia, iron tree

Deciduous shrubs

Parrotia, iron tree

Parrotia С. А. Меу.

Parrotia, iron tree (Parrotia С. А. Меу.) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden

Passiflora

Indoor plants

Passiflora

Passiflora

Commonly known as the passionflower. Passiflora is grown as a trailing plant for decoration, both in apartments and on balconies or loggias.

Passiflora

Indoor plants

Passiflora

Passiflora

Thanks to their beautiful fragrant flowers, many species of this genus are cultivated in many countries of the world as ornamental and exotic plants. Passiflora is grown as a hanging (ampel) plant to decorate both apart…

Passion fruit

Indoor plants

Passion fruit

Passiflora edulis

Strictly speaking, maracuja is the passiflora "yellow granadilla". The plant is climbing, grown like a grapevine. The main area of cultivation is Brazil.

Pastukhov's ivy

Indoor plants

Pastukhov's ivy

Hedera pastuchovii Woronow

Pastukhov's ivy (Н. pastuchovii Woronow) - species description, photographs, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Ivy for Your Garden

Paulownia, Adam's tree

Deciduous trees

Paulownia, Adam's tree

Paulownia Sieb. et ZUCC.

Paulownia, Adam's tree (Paulownia Sieb. et ZUCC.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden

Peach

Fruit trees

Peach

Prunus L.

Peach (Prunus L.) - a fast-growing, medium-sized deciduous tree of the Rose family (Rosaceae), subgenus Almond, 3–5 m tall with a rounded crown. Flowers pink or red. Fruits juicy, sweet.

Peach "Veteran"

Fruit trees

Peach "Veteran"

Рrunus persica Veteran

High-yielding peach cultivar of mid-season ripening. Fruits are round with a blunt apex and a rounded base. Fruits are round with a blunt apex and a rounded base. Flesh yellow, fibrous, semi-clinging, medium density, ju…

Peach 'Kievskiy Ranniy'

Fruit trees

Peach 'Kievskiy Ranniy'

Рrunus persica Kievskiy ranniy

A high-yielding and precocious early-ripening peach variety. Fruits are round, less often flat, with "beaks", weighing about 100 g. Skin velvety, light yellow, less often with a striped blush. The ventral suture is pron…

Peach 'Tourist'

Fruit trees

Peach 'Tourist'

Рrunus persica Tourist

A high-yielding peach cultivar of late ripening (early September). Fruits large (160 g), broadly ovate, almost round, irregular in shape. Ground color white with a creamy tint; overcolor bright carmine, diffuse and appe…

Peach Fleming Fury

Fruit trees

Peach Fleming Fury

Рrunus persica Flamin' Fury

a large-fruited, cold-hardy peach cultivar. Fruits are very large, weighing 270-300 (500) g, orange with a predominant red blush. Flesh is deep yellow, juicy, tasty. Stone separates well. Ripening time - mid-September.