Coniferous flower bed
The main coniferous plants in garden compositions are not tall conifers (pines, spruces, fir), but their compact and low-growing forms. Coniferous compositions go well with shrubs (rhododendrons, Ericas, heathers, barberries, spirea, evergreen boxwoods), herbaceous perennials (hostas, ferns, cereals). When creating a flower bed, it is necessary to plant ground cover plants in the foreground (creeping grass, awl-shaped phlox, sedums, thyme, bryozoans, etc.). Bulbs (crocuses, muscari, low-growing tulips) will bring bright colors in spring. It is very important to think about the arrangement of plants. Groups must be created according to the principle of contrast of shape and color. For example, it is good to emphasize columnar forms with spherical, dense bushy and creeping forms, with different types, texture and color of pine needles. The needle-like needles of junipers, spruce and pine trees go well with the scale-like needles of thuja. When selecting plants, you should check their maximum height. Coniferous compositions can only be composed of slow-growing and dwarf varietal forms.
12 options coniferous flower bed
1. Thuja occidentalis "Holmstrup"
2. Medium juniper "Old Gold"
3. Mountain pine "Mops"
4. Coastal juniper "Shlager"
2.
2. Juniper rock "Skyrocket" molded
3. Juniper scaly "Meyeri" molded
4. Mountain pine "Mops"
5. Juniper horizontal "Blue Chip"
6. Juniper recumbent "Nana"
3.
1. Dense pine "Umbraculiefera"
2. Mountain pine "Mops"
3. Horizontal juniper "Green Carpet"
4. Ground cover perennials “Bryozoan or sedum”
4.
1. Common juniper "Suecica"
2. Common juniper "Horstman"
3. Thuja occidentalis "Rheingold"
4. Mountain pine "Mops" on a trunk
5. Medium juniper "Mint Julep"
6. Juniper scaly "Blue Star"
7. Thuja occidentalis "Danica"
8. Horizontal juniper "Wiltonii"
5.
1. Juniper virginiana "Grey Owl" molded
2. Horizontal juniper "Andorra Compact"
3. Horizontal juniper "Prince of Wales"
6.
1. Rock juniper "Skyrocket"
2. Norway spruce "Inversa"
3. Lilac "Meyeri" on a trunk
5. Canadian spruce "Echiniformis"
6. Mountain pine "Mops"
7. Barberry thunberg "Bonanza Gold"
7.
1. Thuja occidentalis "Holmstrup"
3. Mountain pine "Mops"
4. Juniper medium "Old Gold"
5. Cossack juniper "Tamariscifolia"
6. Ground cover perennials “Bryozoan or sedum”
8.
1. Thuja occidentalis "Smaragd"
2. Japanese larch "Stiff Weeper"
3. Barberry thunberg "Red Chief"
4. Thuja orientalis "Aurea Nana"
5. Mountain pine "Mops"
6. Medium juniper "Old Gold"
7. Cossack juniper "Blaue Donau"
8. Horizontal juniper "Prince of Wales"
9. Juniper horizontal "Blue Chip"
9.
1. Rock juniper "Blue Arrow"
2. Thuja occidentalis "Holmstrup"
3. Thuja occidentalis "Europe Gold"
4. Barberry thunberg "Red Chief"
5. Thuja occidentalis "Globosa"
6. Juniper medium "Gold Star"
7. Japanese spirea "Little Princess"
8. Juniper horizontal "Blue Chip"
9. Horizontal juniper "Prince of Wales"
10. Morrowa sedge (or similar grasses)
10.
1. Prickly spruce "Hoopsii"
2. Chinese juniper "Blaauw"
3. Thuja orientalis "Aurea Nana"
4. Medium juniper "Pfitzeriana"
5. Coastal juniper "Shlager"
6. Norway spruce "Little Gem"
11.
1. Canadian spruce "Conica"
2. Juniper horizontal "Blue Chip"
3. Juniper recumbent "Nana"
12.
1. Thuja occidentalis "Holmstrup"
2. Barberry thunberg "Red Chief"
3. Miscanthus chinensis "Zebrinus"
4. Mountain pine "Mops"
5. Juniper medium "Old Gold"
6. Cossack juniper "Tamariscifolia"
7. Morrowa sedge (or similar grasses)
8. Ground cover perennials “Bryozoan or sedum”
Decor element
In nature, adult conifers cast a large shadow. Therefore, they were specially bred for ornamental gardening. low-growing varieties, only 3-4 meters high. They fit well into the landscape of the site. The background is the lawn and alpine slide. If the size of your plot allows you to plant large trees, remember: cedar and pine cannot be planted next to firs and fir trees. Larch does not like either one or the other at all. Thuja does not grow well next to spruce. Plant coniferous trees you need either alleys or small homogeneous groups, or in the form of a hedge. An excellent addition to the composition of coniferous plants are stones - both large boulders and small stones (marble chips, pebbles). They diversify color scheme, will help change the proportions of the composition. An excellent material for decoration is conifer bark. In addition, bark is an excellent mulching material that protects the soil from loss of moisture, improves its structure and prevents the growth of weeds.
Coniferous compositions in the garden are represented, as a rule, by compact, not tall coniferous plants.
Only slow-growing and dwarf varieties conifers. They go very well with herbaceous perennials (cereals, ferns, hostas) and shrubs (ericas, evergreen boxwoods, rhododendrons, spirea, barberries, heathers).
Decoration of flower beds
Scheme of a compact coniferous flower bed: 1 - western thuja “Holmstrup”; 2 – medium juniper “Old Gold”; 3 – mountain pine “Mops”; 4 – coastal juniper “Shlager”.
In flower beds with conifers, it is worth mixing trees with green needles and colored varieties. Thanks to this combination, the green color will act as a separator, preventing the colors from mixing. And colored species will complicate the play of tones. But don’t get carried away with varieties with variegated needles; it’s easy to overdo it and get explosive mixture. Select places in the garden where flower beds with conifers will be located in the fall, when other plants do not interfere with their flowering to represent the entire future thorny composition.
When creating a flower bed, ground covers (awl-shaped phlox, creeping tenacious, bryozoan thyme, sedum, etc.) are planted in the foreground. Bright colors will add bulbous plants(crocuses, low-growing tulips, muscari). It is very important to arrange plants correctly. Plants that contrast with each other in color and shape are grouped together. For example, spherical shapes are emphasized by columnar shapes, with different colored needles. The needle-like needles of junipers, pines and spruces are harmoniously complemented by the scale-like needles of thuja.
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Design options for a coniferous flower bed:
- compact. In this option, coastal juniper is placed in the foreground, mountain pine and medium juniper are planted in the middle of the flowerbed, and thuja occidentalis is planted in the background. Such flower beds are placed near a wall or fence;
- two-tier. In the first tier, recumbent juniper is placed along the entire perimeter of the flowerbed, in the center there is a molded scaly one. In the second tier, conifers are placed as follows: in the foreground, recumbent juniper, then horizontal, mountain pine is planted in the middle, molded rock juniper is placed in the background, followed by rock juniper;
- curly. In the center of this flower bed, densely flowered pine is placed, mountain pine is planted on the right side, horizontal juniper is planted on the left, ground cover perennials are placed along the edges of the flower bed;
- big. Only owners of large plots can afford such a flowerbed. For coniferous plants in this version of the flower garden you need big square, and should be placed near the fence. So, in the background, along the fence or fence, plant 2 varieties of common juniper. In front of them on the left, place western thuja and middle juniper, closer to the edge. In the center of the composition place mountain pine on a trunk, scaly juniper and medium barberry. Further along the edge, plant western thuja and horizontal juniper of 2 types from right to left;
- horizontal. This flowerbed consists of 3 types of juniper. These conifers are planted almost in one line, stepping back quite a bit from one another. They can be diluted decorative stones. A low-growing plant is planted in the foreground horizontal view, for example "Prince of Wales". A horizontal type, such as “Andorra Compact”, is also planted in the middle. The Virginia molded variety is placed in the background;
- piece of forest. Rock juniper and several trees are planted in the background. A common spruce is planted in front of it. To the left of the spruce, lilacs are placed on a trunk. Thunberg barberry is planted to the right of the spruce. In the foreground there is a low-growing Canadian spruce and a low-growing mountain pine;
- flowerbed with decorative stones. Place thuja occidentalis in the background, 2 tall trees. Plant thunberg barberry on the right and mountain pine on the left. In the middle, slightly to the right edge, plant a medium juniper. Cover it with decorative stones. Place a large stone in the center of the entire composition, the rest should be slightly smaller. Plant several ground cover perennials in the foreground and along the edges of the flower bed;
- a flower bed hiding the difference in height. In the background in this version there is a thuja occidentalis - 2 trees. To the left of it, Japanese larch is planted. Thunberg barberry is placed on the right. Plant a medium juniper next to the Japanese larch. Place mountain pine and oriental thuja in the center of the composition. Along the edges of the flowerbed, plant Cossack and horizontal junipers of two different types from right to left;
- original. This flowerbed is not easy to design; this option is suitable for lovers of complex compositional solutions. We will plant plants in flower beds from left to right in 5 rows. First row: plant 2 rock juniper trees in the background on the left. In front of him is thunberg barberry. Before barberry there is a medium juniper. In the background next to the rocky juniper, stepping back about 1 m from it, plant 2 thuja trees of the western type “Holmstrup”. Plant plants not in a line, but one in front of the other. In front of these trees, plant a horizontal juniper, such as 'Blue Chip'. This is the second row. The third starts with Thuja occidentalis "Europe Gold". Place this tree next to the second row thuja at the back. Drop her off in front of her. The third row is finished. The fourth starts with the thuja occidentalis type 'Globosa'. In front of it, plant a horizontal juniper, for example “Prince of Wales”. In the fifth row you plant the same type of coniferous plant and Morrova sedge or similar cereal crops. It is better to enclose the entire composition with decorative stones;
- flowerbed for garden zoning. In this option, prickly spruce and Chinese juniper are used, which are placed on background. And in front are placed coastal and middle juniper, eastern thuja (several trees) and low-growing common spruce. With the help of such a hedge, it is easy to delimit areas of the garden into the necessary zones;
- symmetry. This is a very simple coniferous composition. In the center of the flowerbed there are 2 trees, for example Canadian spruce. Horizontal juniper is planted on the right, and recumbent juniper is planted to the left of the spruce;
- scenery. This type of flower bed is very beautiful; it must be diluted with decorative stones. More tall plants are located in the background and serve as the background of the entire composition. These are thuja occidentalis, several trees, barberry thunberga and miscanthus chinensis. In front, evenly along the entire perimeter of the flowerbed, plant: mountain pine, medium juniper, and Cossack juniper. Place Morrowa sedge and ground cover perennials along the edge of the flowerbed.
Scheme of a coniferous flower bed for large plot: 1 - common juniper “Suecica”; 2 – common juniper “Horstman”; 3 – western borer “Rheingold”; 4 — mountain pine “Mops” on a trunk; 5 — medium juniper “Mint Julep”; 6 — juniper scaly “Blue Star”; 7 – western borer “Danica”; 8 — horizontal juniper “Wiltonii”; 9 – horizontal juniper “Blue Chip”.
Scheme of a coniferous horizontal flower bed: 1. Virginia juniper “Grey Owl” molded; 2. Horizontal juniper “Andorra Compact”; 3. Horizontal juniper “Prince of Wales”.
Hello, dear readers and admirers of my blog! A beautiful, well-kept garden is not the most important thing on the site, because most often attention is paid to decorative elements and mixborders. How to combine all these concepts into one whole? That’s right, create stunning flower beds of coniferous plants with your own hands, which you can admire all year round, and caring for such wonderful compositions is not as difficult as it might seem. I will be happy to help you recreate such original beauty near your home.
The first and most basic advantage of a coniferous flower bed is the colorful and decorative look during the whole year. I think you will certainly agree with me after viewing bright photos, specially prepared by me for this material. What else is positive to say? You can create such beauty yourself, without the help of professional landscape designers.
Caring for flower beds with coniferous plants is quite simple; for this you need to have a minimum of knowledge. Another advantage is this decorative composition on your site - you don’t need to replant every year, because most often conifers are perennial plants.
Also yours family budget will not suffer much during creation decorative element, because although the cost of plants is quite high, you don’t have to go for them every year planting material. Please note that frequent fertilizing is not necessary, which is another advantage in creating original flower bed. Infrequent watering and the almost complete absence of weeds and pests will significantly save time. I think all of the above is enough to make you eager to create man-made beauty on your site.
Where to begin
Of course, it’s better to start not with going to the store for seedlings, but with the simplest thing - an exciting walk around the site and choosing ideal place for your long lasting flower bed. Only after you have carefully planned where it will be and how much space it will occupy, can you return home. Now take a sheet of paper and a pencil and start transferring all your fantasies onto paper, having previously decided on the varieties that are ideal for your creation.
To avoid mistakes, take into account all the features regarding the future composition:
- choosing the ideal location (sunny, sheltered from the wind);
- soil composition;
- occurrence of deep waters;
- plot size;
- architecture of the house and courtyard buildings.
Want to little advice? Before you start drawing up a flowerbed plan, carefully look at photos of similar compositions. Do not immediately choose the most complex methods, because you are unlikely to be able to cope with them without experience. But a simple scheme is an excellent option to borrow something useful for yourself and create your own, original and unique.
The best coniferous plants for a flower bed
Before purchasing, be sure to ask how tall adult plants grow. I think you will agree with me that around the house with small area Huge pines or spruces will look quite ridiculous. It is also important to remember that for a flower bed it is better to choose plants that grow and develop evenly. This will prevent some varieties from drowning out and shading others. You can find this information from sales consultants or find it yourself on the Internet.
Be sure to pay attention to the combination of different varieties. Although conifers are most often green or with a bluish-gray tint, they are exotic bright varieties can slightly spoil the composition, attracting undue attention to themselves.
I advise you to try to create a composition with your own hands from the following conifers:
- juniper;
- fir;
- dwarf pine;
- blue or regular spruce (low-growing varieties).
A little trick - between the conifers the shrubs and dwarf trees other species, but don’t overdo it, because after all, you are not creating a flowerbed from decorative foliage or flowering plants!
Will help you detailed diagrams with names that will help you get the job done easily. I just warn you that before sending to the site, be sure to calculate everything several times and think through the smallest details.
Proper planting
When starting work, be sure to arm yourself with a tape measure and pre-prepared pegs and carefully measure the area where you will plant conifers. Mix upper layer soil with peat and a small amount of sand.
Use stones, pebbles and cobblestones to decorate the flower bed. Little secret– do not make straight, strict lines; a composition with broken or slightly wavy edges looks much more natural and natural. Be sure to keep a drawn plan at hand, because you don’t want to spoil the most important process, right?
Dig holes according to the root system of each seedling. Be sure to put in drainage and... Long-term fertilizing can be combined with a mixture of peat, sand and soil, its effect will not change. There is very little left to do - plant the conifers, carefully straightening the roots, compact them thoroughly and be sure to put a layer of mulch.
As you can see, everything is quite simple. All you need to create a decorative evergreen oasis near your home is a little imagination, skillful hands and carefully selected plants. If you liked our discussion topic today, be sure to share it with your friends on social networks. Also, the very last piece of advice for today is to subscribe to updates, because the pages of my blog are always replete with interesting and useful information. I’ll say goodbye for a little while, all the best to you!
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With the help of evergreen coniferous plants you can decorate and ennoble personal plot or a flowerbed near a residential building. This advantage of coniferous plants has been known for a long time, and therefore evergreen decorations of various kinds are so relevant. The beauty and originality of such green spaces persists throughout the year. This applies to both compositions of conifers and a single tree.
Most varieties of conifers tolerate lack of sunlight well and have a well developed root system, which allows plants to go without watering for a long time. Some varieties of coniferous plants take root well and develop in dry and rocky soils.
The majority of coniferous trees and shrubs tolerate pruning well. Some coniferous tree species naturally have the correct geometric shape and does not require haircuts or complex care.
The role of conifers in the landscape of a summer cottage
Coniferous plants can perform a wide variety of functions in landscape design. It can be:
The design of a garden with coniferous plants can be either purely decorative or have a functional purpose. In particular, with the help of juniper or thuja, you can create an excellent living fence that will hide the recreation area in the yard from prying eyes. For example, if you plant these shrubs very closely next to each other, you will get a magnificent hedge.
Using dwarf juniper you can create low fence for playgrounds or large flower beds. Such a fence will not block the view and will create a visual boundary. In addition, it will create a purely aesthetic frame effect.
Conifers with unusual shape crowns or colors can be used as single decorations for the site. Such a “soloist” is able to decorate a yard or garden throughout the year. The background for such a tree can be a gravel covering or a grass lawn.
Composition from ornamental plants for landscape design, framing a path or fence, has another name: mixborder. This element is very popular among gardeners. To create a mixborder you can combine conifers with ground cover plants, flowers, lawn grass. If a mixborder is created near a garden path, it is best to create it from dwarf forms of plants, then it is possible to take in the entire composition at once.
Such compositions are a ready-made, original and at the same time very attractive solution for creating a landscape for a courtyard or summer cottage. You can combine conifers in your dacha with suitable deciduous plants.
Gives a good effect play on contrasts of color and shape plants. You can combine columnar and spherical thujas and complete this composition with creeping juniper. Bright green color at the same time it will harmonize with golden and deep dark green. This composition looks very attractive.
If you model the landscape composition correctly, the territory of your site will look very cozy and harmonious. Completed painting coniferous garden can be created if you adhere to the following rules:
It is best to orient the plantings to the east or west,
Not recommended overload landscapes with an abundance of shapes and colors– this will create a feeling of anxiety. It is best to limit yourself to two or three contrasting colors. Even on a fairly large area, it is better to limit yourself to alternating two shades and avoid chaos of all kinds of colors.
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Creating flower beds from conifers
With the help of conifers various shapes and size, you can arrange flower beds in your garden or summer cottage. The design of such a landscape will depend on the size of the plot, the shape of the flower bed and, of course, the skill of the gardener.
Exists several varieties of conifer flower beds:
Alpine slide with conifers
Using ornamental coniferous plants different colors and sizes can be perfectly designed and small ponds on the site. Ideal option landscape design could be a pond or stream lined with conifers.
- Spruce or pine has a spherical shape, western thuja, balsam fir or ephedra.
- The conical shape can be maintained in gray spruce, Lawson cypress, Serbian spruce or mountain pine.
- The cylindrical shape is inherent in the oriental thuja, berry yew, and Virginia juniper.
Plants of various shapes can be combined at the dacha with creeping juniper species.
Coniferous bonsai
Bonsai is a unique opportunity to take your garden home during the winter cold. Such trees are grown in special containers and require a lot of time, effort and attention. Only experienced and patient gardeners can do this task.
The root system of such microconifers can be severely damaged in the harsh Russian winter. IN summer time Bonsai can decorate a garden and a personal plot, but for the winter it must be moved to a room with a temperature of 1 to 12 degrees. Be sure to follow the rules for winter watering of plants. Such painstaking work will be more than rewarded with the delightful and very aesthetic landscape of your dacha.
Advantages and disadvantages
All ornamental coniferous crops are different a number of undoubted advantages.
Coniferous trees and shrubs are easy to care for and pleasing to the eye juicy greens even on cold winter days. There are many prejudices about planting spruce and pine trees near the house. Some of them are not without reason.
We will find out today which conifers to plant in the dacha to decorate the area and bring prosperity and prosperity into the house.
Types of trees and shrubs, their properties and effects on humans
Popular beliefs claim that the sharp needles of pine and spruce trees protect against the evil eye. But at the same time, it is not recommended to plant these trees near the house, as they attract the early death of the owners.
Is it so?
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Where does the belief that spruce brings misfortune and death to the house come from? Even in pagan times, this tree was associated with the goddess of the kingdom of the dead - Madder. It was believed that spruce was the tree of the world of the dead.
Therefore, suspicious and suggestible people should not plant coniferous trees on their summer cottage. People believed that when a spruce tree grows higher than the roof of a house, the person who planted it will go to another world. The tree's sharp needles do not contribute to harmonious, good relationships in the family.
There are quite logical explanations for folk signs:
- The spruce root system is very close to the soil surface. Therefore, when the tree grows up, its roots can break the paths and...
Advice. Don't plant a Christmas tree near your house. When the tree grows, it is quite capable of destroying the foundation.
- Another disadvantage of this tree species is the increased absorption of moisture from the soil. In arid regions, spruce plantings simply will not take root; ordinary black soil is not suitable for them, and if the tree begins to grow, then within a radius of five meters other plants simply will not survive. The tree will take all the water.
Advice. Having decided to plant a spruce with your own hands, having dug up a tree in the forest, you need to take into account that you need to dig up the root with as much turf as possible.
When asked which trees should not be planted on suburban area, you can hear a lot of answers, the most common of which are the following.
- It is Christmas trees that attract mosquitoes; planting them near gazebos is also not worth it;
- For hypertensive patients, spruce and pine are not recommended, since the spruce aroma often raises blood pressure;
- If the house is made of wood, then instructions for fire safety prohibits planting spruce and pine trees at a distance of up to 10 meters from the walls. In summer, there is a high probability of fire, and, as you know, it is coniferous trees that ignite instantly.
Conclusion. If the desire to plant a spruce is very strong, then place the tree at the end of the garden, away from residential and outbuildings.
Juniper is an ideal solution for small summer cottages
The resinous aroma of this shrub can treat many diseases and has a beneficial effect on loose nervous system, normalizes sleep and is able to relieve headache. The plant disinfects the air and helps create a unique microclimate in the garden. There is also an opinion that this plant drives away evil spirits and promotes peace and harmony in family relationships.
When planting conifers in your summer cottage, do not forget about juniper. This natural healer has been known to all peoples of the world for centuries. In Egypt, smoke from its branches was used to fumigate houses during epidemics, and American Indians used this plant to treat joint diseases and many skin diseases.
This evergreen shrub can have a wide variety of needle shapes and colors. The height of junipers ranges from fifty centimeters to 20 meters. This plant is ideal for creating a wide variety of landscape design compositions in different styles.
Features of cultivation:
- Choose seedlings no younger than four years old - this guarantees 100% survival rate;
- Planting is carried out in late April - early May.
Important. After planting, a young bush needs frequent spraying and regular watering for a month after planting in the ground.
- This bush is unpretentious to soils and can grow in sandy, clayey and rocky areas. But, naturally, with infertile soils, increased care of the plants is needed within a month after transplanting.
Important. The distance between seedlings should be at least half a meter for group plantings.
- How to beautifully plant juniper and build an effective landscape composition? Select three different varieties, for example – juniper common variety"Hornibrook", a low plant with palmate wide branches and silver-green needles, and Daurian juniper, which easily tolerates frost and drought. The Expanza variety is distinguished by its short growth and bright light green greens.
- For a hedge, the Caucasian juniper “Tamaristsofoli” with silver-gray needles or the variety “Erekta”, up to two meters high, is suitable. These shrubs are easy to form into spectacular green hedges of various architectures.
Conclusion. Juniper is an ideal choice for owners who do not have much time to care for the garden. And the price of seedlings is quite affordable.
Pine trees in a summer cottage
- Coniferous corner in the country house in Japanese style will be decorated with pine trees of the “Pug” or “Pumilio” varieties. These trees look great in landscape compositions and sandy rockeries in a small area;
- An ordinary pine tree dug out of the forest needs a lot of space to grow. We must immediately agree that there are no plans to plant anything along the perimeter at a distance of five meters. The only plus is that the house will always be shaded and cool, plus the wonderful smell of pine needles.
Conclusion. At home, especially country houses Block containers need plenty of sunlight. Therefore, it is better to plant pine trees on the southern edge of the site, away from any buildings. Or give preference to dwarf ones decorative varieties, which does not require a lot of free space.
Low-growing fir - a spectacular hedge without the hassle
Mountain fir of the "Compacta" variety with a wide conical shape is an ideal choice for creating a fragrant evergreen hedge in a summer cottage. In thirty years the tree grows to only three meters and easily lends itself to any shaped pruning.
Important. It must be taken into account that fir is demanding when it comes to watering and is recommended for planting in damp, swampy areas.
Basic cultivation requirements
All conifers They are demanding on soil moisture and absorb water from the soil around the perimeter at a distance of up to three to five meters. If garden plantings are not planned and flower beds, then you can safely opt for unpretentious pine trees or spectacular juniper.
- When to plant trees? IN middle lane– end of May – beginning of April, with minimal threat of severe frosts;
- When digging up a seedling in the forest, try to take as much turf as possible from the roots;
- For a month after disembarkation, keep an eye on regular watering and spraying;
- Pine roots can withstand open air no more than two hours - then they die. Therefore, when replanting, try to limit the contact of the root system with air.
Advice. Renting a diesel generator for your dacha will help you create industrial cultivation expensive tree species for sale even in small garden plot in a small greenhouse.
Conclusion
For busy people, decorating the landscape with unpretentious evergreens will simplify garden care and provide a always bright and spectacular landscape. The video presented in this article will introduce you to the options using different species of evergreen trees.