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Indoor plants
Thea sinensis
The tea plant is of southern origin. The tea bush grows, blooms and bears fruit very well under indoor conditions. The best soil to fill the container is acidic red soils, alkaline or brown forest soils with a pH of 4.5…
Deciduous shrubs
GIOIA
A beautiful cultivar with nostalgic flowers and high disease resistance.
Flowers for the garden
Rose Jurianda
A popular tea-hybrid rose cultivar. Flowers are very double, large, 10–12 cm in diameter. Petals are a rich purple color, velvety, 45 or more per flower. Fragrance delicate, rosy. May be affected by black spot and powde…
Flowers for the garden
Rose Vivaldi
A popular cultivar of tea-hybrid roses. Buds are ovoid, cream-colored, borne on long flower stems. Flowers are light pink, pearlescent with a darker center, cup-shaped or shallow-cup-shaped, 11-13 cm in diameter, with a…
Indoor plants
Tetranema
This is a perennial herbaceous plant with a short, shortened stem. Leaves oval, shortly petiolate, scalloped, 10–13 cm long. Flower stalks short, up to 12 cm high. Flowers bilabiate, purple-violet, gathered in dense umb…
Flowers for the garden
В. crassifolia (L.) Fritsch
A perennial evergreen plant up to 60 cm tall. The rhizome is aboveground, creeping, thick, covered with dried sheaths of old leaves, from the axils of which numerous adventitious roots arise.
Flowers for the garden
S. pachyphyllum Rose
Low-growing, up to 30 cm tall, subshrubs. Leaves club-shaped, up to 4 cm long, thick, blunt, bluish-gray, with a reddish tip.
Conifers
Larix leptolepis
Thin-scaled larch (Larix leptolepis) - a brief species description on Your Garden
Deciduous shrubs
Salix gracilistyla Miq.
A species of deciduous trees of the genus Salix in the willow family. A spreading shrub with obovate dark green leaves.
Deciduous trees
Triacanthos inermis
Thornless honey locust (Triacanthos inermis) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Herbs
Viola Tricolor
Family Violaceae. Common names: pansies, bratiki, merry eyes, earth-flower, three-colour violet.
Flowers for the garden
Viola tricolor
An annual or biennial terrestrial herbaceous plant. Root thin, taproot, sparsely branched, brownish, almost vertically penetrating into the ground. Stem usually branched, three-angled, glabrous or pubescent with hairs b…
Deciduous shrubs
Prunus triloba (Louiseania triloba)
A medium-sized shrub or a very small tree with radiately arranged shoots, medium- or fast-growing.
Deciduous shrubs
V. trilobum Marsh.
A representative of the North American flora. Found in moist forests, shrub thickets, along river and stream banks. It differs from the common viburnum by the lighter color of its leaves, which also fall earlier.
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla tridentata Soland.
A low-growing perennial groundcover with evergreen leaves.
Climbing plants
Tripterygium
Its representatives are distinguished by the unusual appearance of the inflorescences and fruits — indehiscent dry capsules with one to three appendages resembling wings, hence the genus name. The seeds, unlike those of…
Conifers
Thuja
Family Cupressaceae. Evergreen trees or shrubs with flattened shoots and scale-like (needle-like in juvenile forms) foliage appressed to the stem.
Conifers
Thuja Smaragd
Family Cupressaceae. Low-growing form up to 2 m in height. Crown conical, sparsely branched. Shoots arranged in a vertical plane.
Deciduous shrubs
Berberis Thunbergii Kelleriis
Cultivar of Thunberg barberry
Deciduous shrubs
Berberis Thunbergii 'Green Carpet'
A cultivar of Thunberg's barberry. A semi-evergreen shrub with a dense, cushion-shaped crown. Branches spreading, pendulous, with three-part spines. Leaves round, green, turning orange-yellow in autumn. Fruits elongated…
Deciduous shrubs
Berberis Thunbergii 'Kobold'
A cultivar of Thunberg's barberry. A small shrub with a dense cushion-shaped crown. Leaves ovate, emerald green, turning yellow and red in autumn. Flowers bell-shaped, yellow with red on the outside. Fruits ellipsoid, r…
Deciduous shrubs
Berberis thunbergii Ruby Star
A deciduous shrub up to 40 cm in diameter and up to 30 cm in height. Crown compact, rounded. Shoots red-orange or bright red, later becoming brown or dark brown, covered with spines up to 1 cm long, rigid, simple.
