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Deciduous shrubs
Cotoneaster acutifolius
A species of non-spiny deciduous shrubs of the genus Cotoneaster. Crown dense and spreading. Leaves ovate, thick, dull green. Flowers small, pinkish-white, arranged in corymbs. Fruits black, ellipsoid.
Deciduous shrubs
С. lucidus
Sharp-leaved cotoneaster (С. lucidus) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Salix acutifolia Willd
A species of deciduous shrubs and trees of the genus Salix. A tree or tree-like shrub with an oval, spreading crown. Leaves lanceolate, dark green above, glaucous beneath. Indumentum on buds, leaves and branches absent.…
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Eriophorum vaginatum
Cottongrass (lat. Erióphorum) — a genus of perennial herbaceous bog plants of the sedge family (Cyperaceae). A small genus including 15—20 species. Twelve species occur in the former USSR.
Herbs
Festuca ovina
Family Poaceae. Prefers well-lit sites, resistant to frost and rotting from prolonged wetness, and poorly tillers under drought conditions.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Batrachium
Aquatic plants with floating and submerged, or only submerged, leaves.
Flowers for the garden
Dryopteris
These are ferns 20 to 150 cm tall with thin creeping or thick ascending or erect rhizomes covered with scales, or with hairs and scales, and with large pinnate or repeatedly divided fronds (leaves).
Flowers for the garden
Dryopteris villarii
Height and width 35-45 cm. A neat fern that grows well in rock gardens. It has bipinnate, slightly pointed fronds of a dull gray-green color. It has very small spores that emit a pleasant scent.
Flowers for the garden
С. splendens Dougl. ex Benth
Grows on dry gravelly hills in shrub thickets or on heavy meadow soils and in pine forests in the lower montane belt of California, below 2800 meters.
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla nitida L.
An extremely decorative combination of dark pink petals and the silvery carpet of foliage that forms their background.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Potamogeton lucens
This species prefers flowing water; it is more often encountered in rivers than in ponds. It has large leaves up to 5 cm wide and 30 cm long.
Deciduous trees
Alnus fruticosa Rupr.
Grows as a shrub 1–3 m tall, less often as a small tree up to 6 m. Bark dark gray, shoots reddish-brown; leaves up to 10 cm long, ovate, doubly serrate, shiny and dark green above, glabrous, lighter beneath, young leave…
Fruit trees
Prunus eminens "Umbraculifera"
A beautiful small tree with a regular globose crown. Blooms abundantly in April–May with small white flowers. Fruits are small drupes, black-red in color.
Indoor plants
Polyscias fruticosa
Perennial plant with very striking large repeatedly dissected leaves and robust petioles that clasp the stem
Flowers for the garden
Argyanthemum frutescens
Shrubby argyranthemum is a perennial herbaceous plant, cultivated as an annual. It is used to decorate flower beds and container gardens. There are standard (single-stem) forms.
Deciduous shrubs
Rubus leucodermis
A vigorously growing shrub. The shoots are especially beautiful in winter, covered with an unusual white bloom.
Deciduous shrubs
Parviflora Walt.
Shrubby chestnut (Parviflora Walt.) - brief species description on Your Garden
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla fruticosa
A species of shrubs in the genus Potentilla. Leaves pinnately compound, appressed-hairy, green. Flowers yellow, reminiscent of apple blossoms.
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla fruticosa Pink Queen
Shrubby cinquefoil Pink Queen (Potentilla fruticosa Pink Queen) - species description, photographs, care, maintenance, transplantation, pests, propagation - Cinquefoil
Indoor plants
Mimosa
This is a beautiful, delicate, graceful plant, although it is famed not for its appearance but for the interesting property of its leaflets folding when touched during the day (they always fold at night).
Deciduous trees
Alnus sibirica (Spach) Turcz. ex Komar.
Shrub or small tree. A tree: at 12 years, height 8.3 m, trunk diameter 8 cm. Does not flower. Fully winter-hardy.
Fruit trees
Armeniaca sibirica (L.) Lam.
Family Rosaceae. Found on dry slopes, among thickets of rhododendrons and the Siberian apple, in Primorsky Krai, eastern Siberia, northern China, and Mongolia.
Flowers for the garden
В. sibirica
A plant of the forests of the Altai and Sayan. One of the best spring plants, larger and more striking than the large-leaved brunnera.
Flowers for the garden
Ligularia sibirica
A widely distributed plant in Siberia and Central Europe. Along the banks of water bodies, grassy marshes, in shrub thickets, on waterlogged, saline, alpine and subalpine meadows.
