Is Lupine good siderat or mustard better? What other good siderates are there? Tags: Plants 447 views | 07/22/2017 20:03 Recent questions: There is a picture of moss, but I don’t know the name. Victor asked (at my place) Someone at the country eats red beet leaves and carrot leaves. Who is this? and how to deal with them?
223 Views | 05/20/2017 19:08 Recent questions: There is a picture of moss, but I don’t know the name. Victor asked (at my place) Someone eats red beet leaves and carrot leaves in my dacha. Who is this? and how to deal with them? Thanks for earlier asked Victor What kind of pests and how to cure the plant? asked Svetlana I had a guska village two weeks ago, and yesterday I went to and went all day, will it be any good?
The pear "Marshal Zhukov" was transferred to the state variety test nine years ago. This late summer or early autumn pear variety, well known to experienced gardeners, was bred by the efforts of breeder A. A. Kuznetsov. When crossing, which was carried out by the breeder more than twenty years ago, the Volozhka variety and the popular Moscow Bergamot pear were used as the parent line, as a result of which the new variety acquired high quality characteristics.
Cultivation of grapes is a fairly time-consuming process. Currently, several methods of propagation of grapes are widely used, which differ in the source material. And if breeders most often work with seeds, then winegrowers and gardeners habitually use seedlings or cuttings.
If the gladioli did not have time to bloom in the fall, what to do? 890 views | 09/10/2017 16:49 Last questions: There is a picture of moss, but I don’t know the name. Victor asked (at my place) Someone eats red beet leaves and carrot leaves in my dacha. Who is this? and how to deal with them? Thanks for earlier asked Victor What kind of pests and how to cure the plant?
In recent years, such an unusual and very interesting plant as Actinidia, or Actinidia, which is a ligneous liana from the Actinidia family, or Actinidiaceae, has become increasingly popular among amateur gardeners. Valuable and very promising fruit plants have excellent decorativeness, and also form fruits with pronounced beneficial properties.
