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Conifers

Siberian cedar pine

Р. sibirica Rupr.

Family Pinaceae. One of the most valuable timber species economically, widespread in the forest zone of Russia, where it forms extensive forests, often together with other conifer species.

Fruit trees

Siberian crabapple

Malus baccata (L.) Borkh.

Family Rosaceae. Naturally occurs in the south and southeast of Eastern Siberia, in Manchuria and northern China.

Deciduous shrubs

Siberian dogwood

Alba 'Sibirica'

Siberian dogwood (Alba 'Sibirica') - a brief description of the species on Your Garden

Conifers

Siberian dwarf pine

Pinus pumila

family Pinaceae. A creeping plant with widely spreading branches and with a cup-shaped, tree-like or prostrate crown form

Flowers for the garden

Siberian irises are the most practical and reliable plants for the cold regions of Russia that are not especially favorable for floriculture. And that, by the way, is almost 70% of the country’s territory.

Conifers

Siberian juniper

Juniperus sibirica

A species of evergreen shrubs of the genus Juniperus (Cupressaceae)

Conifers

Siberian larch

larix ibirica Ledeb

A species of coniferous plants of the genus Larix of the family Pinaceae. A deciduous coniferous tree with an oval-rounded crown. Needles bright green with a glaucous bloom, narrowly linear, soft, aromatic. Cones ovoid,…

Conifers

Siberian spruce

Picea obovata Ldb

A species of evergreen trees of the genus Spruce (Picea) in the family Pinaceae. Externally very similar to the Norway spruce, it differs by smaller size, shorter needles and smaller cones with entire-margined seed scal…

Flowers for the garden

Siberian veronica

Veronicastram sibirica

Siberian veronica is a tall, slender plant (40-150 cm high) with sturdy unbranched stems.

Indoor plants

Sickle-shaped Cyrtomium

Cyrtomium falcatum

Perennial herbaceous fern. Native to the tropics and subtropics of Asia and southern Africa. In cultivation it is relatively cold-hardy, shade-tolerant, and tolerates dry air well. Leaves pinnate, 35-50 cm long, leaflet…

Indoor plants

Siderasis

A perennial herbaceous plant with an extremely short stem and leaves gathered in a rosette. Leaves elliptical or oblong-ovate, shortly acuminate, large

Fruit trees

Siebold's Hazel

С. sieboldiana Blume

A species of the genus Corylus of the birch family. A large branched shrub with elliptical green leaves. Male catkins pendulous, arranged in groups of 2–5, with silky scales. Fruits – edible nuts in a tubular involucre

Flowers for the garden

Siebold's Hosta

Нosta sieboldiana (Hook.) Engl.

A plant with thick broadly cordate-ovate leaves with a waxy bluish bloom up to 35 cm long and up to 25 cm wide. Flowers funnel-shaped, 5-6 cm long, pale lilac, almost white

Fruit trees

Siebold's Walnut

J. sieboldiana Maxim.

A species of deciduous trees of the genus Walnut. A deciduous, slow-growing tree with an airy, loose, pyramidal crown. Leaves large, alternate, odd-pinnate, green. Flowers – male catkins and female pendulous racemes. Fr…

Fruit trees

Siebold's apple

Malus sieboldii

Family: Rosaceae. Native to Japan. An early-flowering species with a beautiful pyramidal crown up to 5–6 m high and up to 3 m wide, with large glossy leaves.

Flowers for the garden

Siebold's sedum

S. sieboldii Sweet

Perennial herbaceous plants, shoots hanging, up to 30 cm long. Leaves rounded, sessile, light green, reddish at the margins. Flowers pink. Blooms in September–October. Valued as a hardy plant for indoor cultivation.

Deciduous trees

Silk tree

Albizia julibrissin Durazz

Deciduous tree with an umbrella-shaped spreading crown. Leaves bipinnate, lacy, consisting of 9–14 pinnae. Each pinna contains 15–30 pairs of leaflets. Flowers very decorative, fragrant, yellowish-white

Deciduous shrubs

Silver Aralia

Aralia elata 'Veriegata'

A very decorative solitary plant for garden terraces, roof gardens, and small gardens.

Deciduous trees

Silver Creeping Willow

Salix Repens argentea

A beautiful slow-growing shrub with flexible, thin gray-green shoots. Leaves small, oval, silvery-green. Male catkins silvery, later yellow, with a pleasant fragrance.