Plants

Conifers

Subalpine Fir 'Compacta'

Abies lasiocarpa Compacta

An impressive dwarf cultivar of subalpine fir. A slow-growing tree with a very dense conical crown. Branches are stiff, directed upwards. Needles are sickle-shaped, silvery-blue in color.

Conifers

Subalpine Fir Argentea

Abies lasiocarpa Argentea

One of the most beautiful cultivars of the mountain fir. A compact tree with a pyramidal crown. Needles are fluffy, slightly falcate, soft, silvery-gray. Cones are very decorative, elongate-elliptic, reddish-violet, gro…

Deciduous trees

Subcordate alder

Alnus subcordata C.A. Меу.

Tree up to 30 m tall. A tree — at 20 years height 10.0 m, trunk diameter 15 cm. Vegetative period from the second half of April to the first half of October. Growth rate average in the first 3 years.

Deciduous shrubs

Suckering dogwood

Cornus stolonifera “Flaviramea”

Appearance: broadly rounded, 2-3 m tall, 2-3 m wide, forms thickets, fast-growing.

Flowering shrubs

Summer meadowsweet dark pink

S. b. Country Red

Summer meadowsweet dark pink (S. b. Country Red) - brief description of the species on Your Garden

Deciduous trees

Summer oak

Pontica

A native tree 30-40 m tall and 15-20 (-25) m wide, light-loving, with a large crown and uneven, broadly spreading branches that in old age most often become twisted and gnarled.

Flowers for the garden

Summer snowflake

Leucojum aestivum L.

Bulbous perennial up to 40 cm tall. Leaves up to 30 cm long, glaucous green. Scape up to 40 cm tall. Flowers 3–10 gathered into an umbel-like, nodding inflorescence.

Conifers

Summer spirea

Bumalda 'Froebelii'

Summer spirea (Bumalda 'Froebelii') - a brief description of the species for Your Garden

Flowers for the garden

Summer twisted orchid

S. aestivalis

Plants 10–30 cm tall. Tuberous roots 3 to 6 in a cluster; they are spindle-shaped or cylindrical, fleshy. Stem thin, slightly curved, ribbed or smooth, finely glandular-pubescent above.

Flowers for the garden

Sunflower

Helianthus

Annual, less often perennial herbaceous plants, but some South American species are shrubs. Wild sunflower species reach up to 3 meters in height. The stem and leaves are densely covered with bristly hairs.

Flowers for the garden

Surfinia

Surfinia

Surfinia is one of the cultivar groups of ampelous (trailing) petunias. Trailing petunia is distinguished as a separate group because of the presence of long hanging shoots that tend to grow downward rather than upward,…

Flowers for the garden

Sutera or Bacopa

Sutera

A small, very ornamental plant with drooping shoots strewn with small snow-white flowers that do not lose their decorative appeal during prolonged rains. A notable characteristic of the plant is its long flowering perio…

Conifers

Swedish columnar juniper

communis Suecica

Swedish columnar juniper (communis Suecica) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden

Fruit trees

Sweet cherry

Prunus avium

A woody plant (up to 10 meters tall) from the Rosaceae family, occurring wild in the forests of Ukraine, southern Russia, in Crimea, the Caucasus, other regions of Europe, in North Africa and Western Asia, and also wide…

Fruit trees

Sweet cherry

Prunus aviura

Family Rosaceae. Widely distributed not only in cultivation but also in the wild in Southern Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula, in Asia Minor, Iran, and the Caucasus.

Fruit trees

Sweet cherry 'Summit'

Prunus avium Summit

An early-bearing sweet cherry variety of mid-late or late ripening. Fruits are large, weighing up to 10 g, broadly heart-shaped. Skin bright red, when fully ripe — dark red. Flesh red, somewhat cartilaginous, very juicy…

Fruit trees

Sweet cherry 'Talisman'

Prunus avium

One of the best commercial mid-season cultivars of Ukrainian breeding. Fruits large, weighing 8–10 g, uniform in size, flat-heart-shaped.

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Sweet flag

Acorus

Plants with thick horizontal rhizomes forming dense clumps. Linear leaves are gathered in tufts.

Flowers for the garden

Sweet pea

L. odoratus L

Sweet pea is one of the most beautiful and beloved climbing plants in the world, commonly used for vertical greening of balconies and windows, terraces, gazebos and other small architectural forms.

Herbs

Sweet violet

Viola Odorata

Family Violaceae. Pharmaceutical name: herb of sweet violet - Violae odoratae herba (formerly: Herba Violae odoratae).

Flowers for the garden

Sweet violet

Viola odorata

Sweet violet — a perennial terrestrial herbaceous plant without a leafy stem, up to 15 cm tall, with a thick creeping rhizome that produces numerous rosettes of basal leaves

Flowers for the garden

Sword-leaved elecampane

In. ensifolia L.

This perennial is often found on mountainous chalk and limestone slopes, in light forests on mountain slopes and in mixed-herb and grass steppes of Europe and the Caucasus.

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Sword-leaved rush

Juncus ensofolius

The most interesting species of rush. Its stems resemble iris leaves; in summer it blooms with brown spherical inflorescences. Plant height 50 cm. After autumn frosts its leaves begin to wither, but the inflorescences c…

Deciduous trees

Sycamore maple

pseudoplatanus L.

Sycamore maple (pseudoplatanus L.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden