Flowers for the garden
Brandushka or Bulbocodium
Bulbocodium
Name: derives from the Greek words 'balbos' - bulb and 'kodion' - small skin, and probably refers to the nature of the protective scales of the corm.
Plants
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Flowers for the garden
Brandushka or Spring Bulbocodium
Spreng
Brandushka occurs in the Mediterranean and the south of Eastern Europe, growing in a wide variety of biotopes on flood meadows, damp glades, in steppes and mountain meadows.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Brasenia schreberi
Brasenia schreberi
From long horizontal rhizomes the stems rise almost to the surface, bearing alternate leaves on long petioles with floating shield-shaped blades.
Flowers for the garden
Bright-red Geum
Geum coccineum
Perennial herbaceous plant 35-40 cm tall. Stems erect, pubescent.
Deciduous trees
Bright-red chestnut
Еsculus carnea ‘Briotii’
Bright-red chestnut (Carnea 'Briotii') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous shrubs
Bright-red hawthorn
Crataegus coccinea L.
A valuable plant for protection against birds. A very frost-hardy and completely disease-resistant plant for living hedges. Especially beautiful bright-red autumn coloration.
Deciduous trees
Bright-red oak
Coccinea Muenchh.
Leaves bright green, with deeply cut large-toothed lobes. In autumn they turn bright red
Deciduous shrubs
Bright-red pyracantha
Pyracantha M. Roem.
a species of evergreen plants of the Rosaceae family. An upright, spreading shrub with lanceolate leaves and sharp spines on the shoots. Flowers are small, white or pinkish-yellow, fragrant, gathered in corymb-like infl…
Flowers for the garden
Brimeura
Brimeura
Perennial bulbous plants. Flowers are arranged in a loose raceme, nodding, pale blue to blue. Perianth bell-shaped or bell- to funnel-shaped; perianth segments slightly reflexed, fused into a tube for two-thirds of thei…
Conifers
Bristlecone Pine
Рinus aristata
Trees that grew 4 thousand years ago are currently considered a different species, P. longaeva (Bailey): the cones differ, the needles are almost without resin.
Deciduous trees
Bristly acacia
Hispida 'Macrophylla'
Bristly acacia (Hispida 'Macrophylla') - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous shrubs
Bristly viburnum
V. setigerum Hance
A shrub up to 4 m tall. At 10 years: height 2.2 m, crown diameter 150 cm. Growing season from late April to late October.
Flowers for the garden
Broad-leaved Butterbur
Petasites amplus
A perennial with a long, branching rhizome. In early spring, immediately after the snow melts, dense, rounded spike-like inflorescences of small, inconspicuous yellowish-whitish flower heads appear above the ground.
Flowers for the garden
Broad-leaved Veronica
Veronica latifolia L.
A plant up to 50 cm tall. Leaves small, entire, glabrous above, pubescent beneath. Flowers vary in color, from blue to white.
Flowers for the garden
Broad-leaved vetchling
L. latifolius L
This ornamental perennial herbaceous climber is often called the perennial sweet pea. Although they are indeed close relatives, the flowers of this vetchling, unfortunately, are scentless.
Flowers for the garden
Brodiaea
Brodiaea
Tuberous bulb almost spherical, clothed in fibers. Stem erect. Leaves linear. Perianth funnel-shaped, cut to half or more; segments more or less reflexed.
Deciduous trees
Bronze-colored birch
maximowicziana Regel.
Bronze-colored birch (maximowicziana Regel.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Flowers for the garden
Broom
Lotus
The softly arching stems and needle-like leaves of the broom strongly resemble the lacy green of asparagus. Its flowers open in succession, delighting the eye with bright reds, oranges and yellows.
Flowering shrubs
Broom
Cytisus Desf.
Brooms form dense, interestingly shaped bright green or grayish shrubs due to pubescence on stems and trifoliate leaves. They bloom in early spring or summer with yellow, yellow-white, lilac or bicolored papilionaceous …
Indoor plants
Browallia
Browallia
Plants of this species form a branched bush up to 35 cm tall and bloom, depending on the cultivar, with light blue, lilac, blue or white flowers.
Fruit trees
Brown apple tree
Malus fusca (Raf.) C.K.Schneid.
Family Rosaceae. Description: Occurs in western North America, from Alaska to California.
Climbing plants
Brown's honeysuckle
Lonicera brownii
A species of the honeysuckle genus. A semi-evergreen climbing shrub with smooth, elliptical green leaves. Flowers are funnel-shaped, small, paired, from red to orange-red in color, very ornamental.
Climbing plants
Brown's honeysuckle 'Dropmore Scarlet'
Lonicera Brownii 'Dropmore Scarlet'
An impressive cultivar of Brown's honeysuckle. A weakly twining shrub. Leaves elliptic, dark green. Flowers tubular, bright red or bright orange. Blooms abundantly. Fruits – juicy red spherical berries