Flowers for the garden
Monopsis
Monopsis
A new plant, until quite recently unknown to gardeners. Grown as an annual. Its shoots, despite their apparent fragility, upon closer inspection prove to be surprisingly sturdy.
Plants
Catalogue of imported encyclopedia entries.
Deciduous shrubs
Monostylous white hawthorn
Crataegus monogyna Jacq.
Single-stemmed white hawthorn; a tall shrub, sometimes tree-like, growing 2-5 (-10) m in height, with thorns. Well suited for hedges and protective shelterbelts.
Indoor plants
Monstera
Monstera
This is one of the most common houseplants. Young leaves are entire; with age they develop holes and later become fully divided.
Conifers
Monterey cypress
Cupressus macrocarpa Hartw. ex Gordon.
Species of evergreen coniferous trees of the genus Cupressus (Cupressus) of the family Cupressaceae. A fast-growing tree with coarse reddish-brown bark and a flat-umbrella crown. Foliage scale-like, green, ovate-rhomboi…
Climbing plants
Moonflower
Calonyction
The genus Калониктион includes only three species of perennial climbing plants distributed in the tropics of South America and Southeast Asia.
Climbing plants
Moonseed
Minispermum
Herbaceous, strongly branching liana, more than 3 m in height, with shoots up to b m long, bearing large leaves that are heart-shaped below and three-lobed in the upper parts of the shoots, which create a water- and lig…
Herbs
Morrow's Sedge
Саrех morrowii
Family Cyperaceae. This species originated in Japan. An evergreen perennial forming a continuous dark-green cover.
Deciduous trees
Moss oak
Cerris L.
Occurs in Southern Europe and Asia Minor. In the Southern Alps on carbonate and primary rocks on stony slopes.
Herbs
Most graceful Aira
A. elegantisaima Sclmr
A species closely related to A. elegans. Distinguished by the presence of an awn on the lower floral glumes of both florets of the spikelet and by large panicles. Flowers in late spring–early summer.
Flowers for the garden
Mountain Ixiolirion
Ixiolirion montanum (Labill.) Herb.
Bulbous perennial. Bulb ovoid, about 3 cm wide and up to 7 cm long. Stems erect, leafy, up to 40-60 cm tall.
Conifers
Mountain Pine
Рinus mugo Turra
Family Pinaceae. A small tree or shrub with an attractive crown shape. Needles dense, dark green. Cones small, gray-brown. Used for slope stabilization.
Conifers
Mountain Pine 'Gnom'
Pinus mugo Gnom
Family Pinaceae. A dwarf, slow-growing form of mountain pine with dense branching and a rounded, compact crown. Needles short, stiff, glossy, dark green.
Conifers
Mountain Pine Humpy
Pinus mugo Humpy
Family Pinaceae. A dwarf shrub with a dense asymmetrical flattened-oval crown shape when young and cushion-like when more mature. Slow-growing cultivar. Needles short, falcate, stiff, dark green in color.
Herbs
Mountain Polypogon
Polypogon monspeliensis
Family: Grasses. Native to: North and Central America. Prairies with tall grass. A beautiful grass with a dense, fluffy panicle of silvery-green color, still little known to flower enthusiasts.
Flowers for the garden
Mountain avens
Geum montanum
Herbaceous perennial forming clumps with flowering stems up to 30 cm tall.
Climbing plants
Mountain clematis
Сlematis montana
Perennial herbaceous or woody plants of the buttercup family with lianoid climbing stems. Leaves trifoliate, dark green. Flowers widely open, composed of 4 petals, white or pink, fragrant. Fruits are glabrous achenes wi…
Climbing plants
Mountain grape
Vitis monticola
A liana up to 10 m tall. Shoots long, thin, hairy when young, with tendrils. Leaves of various shapes: ovate, rounded, reniform, with shallow lobes, toothed at the margin, dark green and glossy above, grayish-green belo…
Deciduous shrubs
Mountain laurel
Latifolia L.
Mountain laurel (Latifolia L.) - a short description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Mountain maple
Acer spicatum Lam.
Mountain maple (A. spicatum Lam.) - description, species, photos, care, cultivation, transplantation, pests, propagation - Maple
Flowers for the garden
Mountain valerian
Valeriana montana L.
Found in the light mountain forests of Europe. The plant reaches a height of 20–50 cm. The stem bears a small number of trifoliate leaves.
Deciduous shrubs
Mountain-loving snowberry
S. oreophilus Gray
A shrub up to 1.5 m tall. At 3 years: height 0.8 m, crown diameter up to 100 cm. Vegetation period from late April to late October. Growth rate medium. Begins flowering and fruiting at 3 years; annually, abundantly.
Indoor plants
Muehlenbeckia
Muehlenbeckia
Muehlenbeckia has very small, under 1 cm in diameter, round dark green leaves that look very attractive against the brown shoots. The flowers are small, solitary, white, appearing in the leaf axils. Muehlenbeckia is val…
Conifers
Mugo pine 'Winter Gold'
Pinus mugo “Winter gold”
Family: Pinaceae. A dwarf, slow-growing shrubby form with a globular crown and magnificent needle coloration. In summer the shrub is a delicate light green, in autumn it becomes bright yellow, and closer to winter it ac…
Deciduous trees
Mulberry
Morus
A genus of deciduous trees in the mulberry family. Represents a small tree. Leaves simple, alternate, often lobed, serrate at the margin. Flowers unisexual, catkin-like. Fruits – aggregate edible drupes.