List of all plants starting with the letter U (full catalog of names)
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Vodyanika (shiksha): properties and contraindications, planting and care
Author: Marina Chaika February 11, 2020 Fruit and berry plants
Aquarius (Latin Empetrum), or crowberry, or siksa – a genus of low-growing, creeping evergreen shrubs of the Heather family with nondescript flowers and needle-like leaves that are widespread in the Northern Hemisphere and sometimes found in South America. Otherwise, this plant is called ordinary, berry or black dwarf birch, raven, lykha, veris, psycho, psycho berry, sixx, booze, bear berry, birch, black grass and pigeon. In nature, crowberry grows in sphagnum bogs, in pine forests, in the tundra, on open sands and granite deposits in the mountains of the Alpine and subalpine belt.
Garden flowers names and photos
Flowers are one of the main elements of any garden. They make it beautiful, bright and memorable. Their variety is so great that sometimes it becomes very difficult to make a choice.
This page is about garden flowers – catalog with photos and names, as well as a description of the planting and flowering period of these plants. You can also familiarize yourself with the catalog of indoor plants. We’ll start with how to use the garden flower catalog to choose the best specimens for your site.
Healing herbs in the garden
It is customary to grow onions, dill, and parsley on a personal plot. These herbs are definitely beneficial. But there are garden plants that are used as food for the health of the body and to decorate the territory. Here is some of them:
- Amaranth is a herbaceous plant that resembles the taste of spinach. It is used for making soups, sauces, salads, and dried leaves are used for brewing tea. Grains are the most valuable food for birds, and stems with leaves are for livestock. Amaranth is used to treat tumors, radiation sickness and other diseases. The plant improves the structure of the soil, many grow it just for beauty.
- Fennel resembles dill in appearance. Seeds and greens are prized in this plant. It is used to enrich the taste of dishes, for salads and canning vegetables. In medicine, seeds are used to treat the nervous system, heart and other diseases.
Garden – flowers catalog with photos and names
The decoration of any garden includes some bulbous plants that bloom in spring – these are crocuses, tulips, hyacinths, muscari and others. Summer-flowering bulbous plants include lilies and irises. To make your flower garden bright and beautiful, you can plant fioles, salvias, ageratums, marigolds, peonies, hosts, some varieties of decorative onions, amaryllis, daffodils, petunias, and many other plants. Now try to choose garden flowers yourself – a catalog with photos and names will help you.
Sources:
https://farmer-online.com/ru/metki/rasteniya-na-sh.html
Sheflera at home
Author: Marina Chaika February 24, 2020 Houseplants
Plant Shefflera (lat. Shefflera), or Sheffler, or umbrella tree, belongs to the largest genus of plants in the Aralievye family, numbering about 200 species. The name of the chefler’s flower was given either in honor of the German botanist Jacob Christian Scheffler, who lived in the XNUMXth century, or in honor of the Polish scientist Peter Ernest Jan Scheffler. In nature, representatives of this genus are lianas, shrubs or trees, reaching a height of two and a half meters and growing in the tropics of Australia, Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. In culture, some garden forms are in demand, cheflers with variegated foliage, a chefler in the house is grown relatively recently.
It is an exotic plant-relaxer that absorbs negative energy like a sponge, saturates the air with oxygen and increases its humidity.
Letter H
Beginners can experiment with different shapes of symbols, gradually moving from stencils with even, angular edges to smoother, more sophisticated lines.
Simple sketches X:
Uppercase characters can be laid out in various techniques. Try the outline style as well as filling the template with small, classic elements.
Decorate the main sketch with flowers.
A more complex but interesting option:
Rosehip: planting and care in the open field, properties
Author: Marina Chaika February 13, 2020 Fruit and berry plants
Rosehip (lat.Rosea) – a genus of plants of the Pink family, which has many cultural forms called Rose. According to various sources, there are from 400 to 500 species of rose hips and up to 50000 of its cultivars and hybrids. Herodotus, Theophrastus and Pliny wrote about the species diversity of the plant. In the Renaissance, the classification of rose hips was reduced to the division into wild and cultivated species according to the number of petals in flowers, however, Karl Linnaeus drew attention to the difficulties of classification due to hybridization of roses. Today, no one can say for sure how many species of rose hips exist in nature. Rose hips are widespread in the subtropical and temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere, but sometimes its representatives are found in areas with a tropical climate. Rose hips grows singly or in groups in coniferous undergrowth and on the edges of deciduous and mixed forests, in woodlands, along springs and rivers, on wet meadows, clay and rocky shores, on plains and at an altitude of up to 2200 m above sea level.
Sheflera – description
Race shefler (Latin Schefflera) has up to 200 species and is part of the Araliev family. You can also find the name of the sheffler. Grows in the tropical zones of the planet.
Scheflera are small shrubs or small trees with a leaf shape that is typical of rosette plants. Shefflera leaf resembles a palm with fingers apart. The leaf is divided into parts – from 4 to 12. Sometimes this plant is called an umbrella tree, because the leaf shares of the cheflera grow from one point, which resembles an open umbrella.
It blooms quite rarely in the chef’s room, but if this happens, the flowers will look like tentacles. But mostly the plant is grown because of the leaves. It will look great in large, lighted rooms. To heighten the effect, liquid wax is applied to the leaves.
Related article: Family of Amaranth plants: list, description, genera and species
Letter C
Experiment with different shapes, so you will quickly improve your skills, learn how to correctly select the size of quilling parts.
Calligraphic options C for experienced craftsmen:
Flowers can be decorated in different styles. It is not necessary to repeat the drawing exactly. You can replace the buds with a different kind of flower. Use the fringed technique to add volume.
