Flowers for the garden
Celosia silver-crested
С. argentea L.
Perennial plant, grown as an annual. Stems erect, often fused (fasciated), fleshy, 35-50 cm tall.
Plants
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Flowers for the garden
Centradenia
Centradenia
Centradenia is heat-loving; it cannot tolerate temperatures below 7°C, and therefore it is not taken outdoors before the beginning of June.
Flowers for the garden
Centradenia unequal-sided
Centradenia inaequilateralis
Plants are best placed in loamy soil, which should be watered from time to time with a liquid mineral fertilizer. With such simple care, Centradenia will bloom for a long time and abundantly.
Indoor plants
Cephalocereus
Cephalocereus
Native to Mexico. Of the Cephalocereus, which number about 50 species, only one species has become widespread — the old man Cephalocereus - C. senilis. This cactus is popularly called "old man\'s head", which correspond…
Deciduous shrubs
Ceratostigma
C. minus
Branching deciduous subshrubs with thin rigid green stems. Obovate leaves up to 5 cm long are hairy along the margins. Autumn foliage is red.
Deciduous shrubs
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
C. plumbaginoides
Rhizomatous creeping perennial. Growth habit: turf-like, spreading by runners. Height 20–30 cm. Leaf oval up to 9 cm long, with a pubescent wavy margin, opens late.
Deciduous trees
Cercis
Cercis
Cercis (Cercis) - species description, photos, care, maintenance, transplantation, pests, propagation - Cercis
Indoor plants
Cereus
Cereus
Family Cactaceae. Most representatives of this genus are too large and therefore unsuitable for growing in apartments, but the few species that are cultivated as houseplants are much loved by cactus enthusiasts for thei…
Indoor plants
Ceropegia
Ceropegia
The most widespread is Ceropegia woodii — a succulent, as evidenced by its thick opposite small heart-shaped to rounded fleshy leaves, silvery-marbled above in light and dark green, and whitish to pale greenish beneath,…
Indoor plants
Cestrum
Cestrum
Native to the tropics and subtropics of Central and South America and Mexico. About 150 species of evergreen and deciduous shrubs and small trees occur in nature.
Flowering shrubs
Chaenomeles
Chaenomeles Lindl.
Chaenomeles (Chaenomeles Lindl.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Flowering shrubs
Chaenomeles or Japanese quince
Chaenomeles
Deciduous or semi-evergreen ornamental flowering shrubs, with spines on the twigs. Dark green glossy leaves are arranged alternately.
Conifers
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera Aurea Nana'
Chamaecyparis pisifera Filifera Aurea Nanа
Slow-growing evergreen dwarf shrub with a dense, cushion-shaped or rounded crown. Foliage scaly, an intense golden-yellow color, retains its color through winter.
Indoor plants
Chamaedorea
Chamaedorea
This is one of the most suitable palms for indoor cultivation, as it grows fairly slowly and tolerates some shading well.
Fruit trees
Chamisso's honeysuckle
Lonicera chamissoi Bunge
Family Caprifoliaceae. From Kamchatka and the northern coast of the Sea of Okhotsk to the southern Kuril Islands and Japan, on forest edges and in scattered patches in the undergrowth of stone birch.
Flowers for the garden
Chasmanthe
CHASMANTHE
All species of chasmanthe originate from eastern and southern Africa, where they grow on mountain meadows together with many other bulbous plants.
Flowers for the garden
Chasmanthe caffra
Chasmanthe caffra
Native range - the Cape Province of South Africa. Stem 60-70 cm tall. Leaves narrow-linear, 30-35 cm long. Flowers 12-20 in a loose racemose inflorescence
Fruit trees
Cherry
Prunus L.
Family Rosaceae. Cherry is a perennial crop that grows as a tree or shrub. Height 1.5-5 m. The above-ground part consists of one or several trunks and a crown.
Fruit trees
Cherry 'Proshchalnaya'
Prunus avium
A popular mid-early cherry cultivar. Noted for early bearing, high productivity and undemanding growing requirements. Fruits are very large, dark red, meaty, and have an excellent dessert flavor. Good transportability.
Fruit trees
Cherry 'Van'
Prunus avium Van
A Canadian mid-early cherry cultivar. Fruits are large, rounded-heart-shaped, curved, dark red. Flesh juicy, aromatic, sweet. Ripens in early July. Yields abundantly. Disease resistance is average.
Fruit trees
Cherry Dachnitsa
Prunus avium
A cultivar of sweet cherry with an early ripening period — June 10-20. Fruits are large, weighing 8-9 g, yellow, uniform, rounded heart-shaped. Fruit apex rounded, base with a depression.
Deciduous trees
Cherry birch
В. lenta L.
A very ornamental North American species. Eastern North America. Grows on mountains mixed with other deciduous species, occurs on rocky habitats.
Deciduous shrubs
Cherry laurel
Prunus laurocerasus
Large or medium shrub, 4 m tall and wide, with a rounded crown, grows slowly.