Flowers for the garden
Peach-leaved Bellflower
С. persicifolia L.
In the wild it grows in the Caucasus, Western Siberia and Western Europe.
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Flowers for the garden
С. persicifolia L.
In the wild it grows in the Caucasus, Western Siberia and Western Europe.
Fruit trees
Pyrus L.
Deciduous tree of medium height (5-6 m) and 5 m in diameter with a pyramidal or rounded dense crown.
Fruit trees
Pyrus L.
Family Rosaceae. The pear belongs to the botanical genus Pirus. About 60 species grow in the wild, of which only about 18 occur in the temperate zone.
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis Benita
A new Italian summer pear cultivar. Fruits are oval-ovoid in shape, yellow in color and have an excellent dessert flavor — something between the Asian Nashi pear and the European pear. The cultivar is cold-hardy and hig…
Fruit trees
Pýrus Beurre Hardy
An autumn cultivar of the common pear with high resistance to scab. Fruits large, oval-conical, golden, russeted. Skin thin. Flesh buttery, juicy, tender, of excellent dessert flavor.
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis 'Conference'
autumn cultivar of the common pear. Fruits large, elongated pear-shaped, weighing 140–220 g, uniform in size. Skin green or straw-yellow with a blush and russeting. Flesh tender, creamy, very juicy, aromatic, buttery, s…
Fruit trees
Pýrus
An early-winter pear cultivar. The fruits are pear-shaped, green with a blush over most of the fruit. Flesh creamy, juicy, of excellent dessert flavor. The cultivar is resistant to scab and undemanding in care. Bears fr…
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis Sokrovishe
an autumn cultivar of the common pear. Fruits are large, weighing more than 200 g. Shape irregular, bumpy, broad-conical. Skin changes from light green to yellow when ripe. Flesh white with a yellowish tint, tender, but…
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis
A late-winter early-fruiting, high-yielding cultivar of the common pear. Fruits are large, uniform in size, elongated-pyriform. Skin thick, dry, russeted, gray-green, turning greenish-yellow at maturity.
Fruit trees
Pýrus
Popular autumn cultivar. Pears are large, elongated bottle-shaped, yellow-brown in color. The flesh is juicy, tender, white or creamy, melting in the mouth, aromatic, sweet with an almond note and spice. Fruits are high…
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis Precoce Morettini
a summer cultivar of the common pear. Fruits are large, weighing 150–180 g, on young trees up to 220 g, pear-shaped. The skin is thin but strong, smooth, glossy, slightly oily to the touch; at harvest maturity the fruit…
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis Beurré Giffard
A medium-sized deciduous tree. Crown spherical, sparse, broadly drooping, branches thin. Fruits below average size, weighing 75-100 g, shape regular, pear-shaped.
Fruit trees
Pýrus
Winter, intensive-type cultivar. Fruits are short-pyriform in shape, grayish-yellow at full maturity. Flesh is juicy, buttery, with an excellent sweet-acid flavor. The cultivar is early-bearing, scab-resistant, and high…
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis
autumn cultivar of the common pear. Fruits large, weighing 220-350 g, uniform in size, oblong-pyriform, with a smooth surface. Skin thin, firm, with numerous subcutaneous lenticels of a rust color. Skin greenish-yellow …
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis Oksamyt
An autumn dessert cultivar of the common pear. Fruits are large, heavy, broadly pyriform. Skin smooth, glossy, dry to the touch, straw-yellow with brown spots. Flesh white, tender, very juicy, buttery, sweet, with a ple…
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis Oksamyt
An autumn dessert cultivar of the common pear. Fruits are large, heavy, broadly pear-shaped. The skin is smooth, glossy, dry to the touch, straw-yellow in color with brown spots. The flesh is white, tender, very juicy, …
Fruit trees
Pyrus communis
a late-autumn cultivar of the common pear of the intensive type. Fruits are uniform, weighing 240–300 g, with a beautiful pear shape. Skin of medium thickness, dry; at harvest maturity green with russeting, later becomi…
Deciduous shrubs
Kolkwitzia Graebn.
Pearl bush (Kolkwitzia Graebn.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Flowering shrubs
Syringa × swegiflexa Hesse ex J.S.Pringle
A type of deciduous shrub of the olive family of hybrid origin. A shrub with a funnel-shaped crown and shoots that hang to the ground. Leaves ovate-lanceolate, dark green above, gray-green beneath, glabrous. Panicles la…
Deciduous trees
Quercus robur L.
A long-lived, very massive tree up to 50 m tall; in dense stands with a slender trunk cleared high of branches, when planted singly in open sites — with a short trunk and a broad, spreading, low-set crown
Deciduous trees
Quercus robus
A long-lived, very robust tree up to 50 m tall; in dense stands with a slender trunk, high and free of branches, while in solitary plantings in open places — with a short trunk and a wide, spreading, low-set crown
Deciduous trees
Quercus robur Fastigiata Koster
A cultivar of deciduous trees of the pedunculate oak Fastigiata form. A deciduous, slow-growing tree 10–13 m in height. Crown narrow-columnar, 2.5–3 m wide. Scaffold branches grow vertically, almost appressed to the tru…
Deciduous trees
Quercus robur f. fastigiata
Medium-sized tree, height 15-2-m, width – 2-5 m, crown form initially narrow, becoming broadly columnar with age