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Cypress Ellwoodii is a slow-growing variety with a wide cone-shaped crown. This tree from the Cypress family has a fairly compact size due to the vertical growth of the branches. For outdoor cultivation, Elwoodi cypress is ideal, highly resistant to diseases and pests, which makes its care minimal and not expensive. According to reviews, cypress can be used as a houseplant, due to its size, appearance and pleasant coniferous aroma. In landscape design, it can often be seen in combination with non-thorny coniferous shrubs or in the background, shading bright large flowers.

Forsythia intermediate Lynwood (Lynwood) is an incredibly beautiful sunny primrose that will become a bright accent when decorating a garden landscape design. During flowering, the bush is covered with beautiful flowers resembling golden stars. In addition to beautiful flowers, this variety is famous for its decorative leaves that look spectacular even when frozen. The shrub looks great on the site and fits perfectly into any flower arrangement, while enlivening the spring gardens after winter.

A stunning two-meter "grandfather's beard" came to us from North American territories as a snowflower, virgin chionanthus or snowman. A tree with a fringed cap of light airy inflorescences can bloom even after the harshest winter. The secret is simple: flowering begins exclusively on young branches. What you need to know about snowbloom:

This is a fantastic tree, one of the largest honey plants in temperate climates is also called "liran". The plant can bloom for centuries, the diameter of tulips reaches ten centimeters. The tree is not susceptible to diseases and pests, pruning is required exclusively sanitary. The tree does not like overflow of water and drought. What you need to know

Forest, river, lack of people... Being in such a place, you somehow immediately forget that somewhere there is a city with its fuss and frantic pace of life. When building a house in such a location, it would be unforgivable to fence it off with blank walls. That is why, when developing the architectural project of this cottage in Novosibirsk, a bet was made on the largest possible windows.

Japanese sakura is admired by everyone who at least once had the good fortune to sit in its shade or just see it in photographs. Today, this Japanese beauty can be grown in the middle zone of the country. It will be difficult to “implant” sakura itself into the harsh Russian lands, but some of its species have long been registered in our country. Including small serrated cherry, which you can try to grow in the suburbs. Foreign breeders were able to breed several double varieties of sakura, but only non-double varieties can winter in the Russian middle lane. The rest are only in tubs. What you need to know

Unfortunately, not all trees popular in warm climates can take root in our harsh winters. But this is not a reason to get upset and stop experimenting: there is always an alternative. For example, choosing a close relative of the desired plant - albeit a slightly different appearance, but more resistant to frost. Almost all exotics have "copies". The famous honshu maple can be replaced with green maple, sakura with Sakhalin cherry, and so on. In addition, do not forget about the tub option for growing trees - even rare tropical plants can be grown in tubs.

Spectacular cercis in our country is better known as Canadian purple. Contrary to the status of a plant completely unadapted to winter, cercis takes root not only in the southern regions (and not only in containers, although this is also a great option for giving in the middle lane). A two-meter (usually it does not exceed this height) crimson is distinguished by an amazingly beautiful crown and non-standard flowering.

Many have heard about the benefits of goji berries, photographs of which were full of many publications. Dereza Chinese, which gives these berries, is able to withstand frost up to 25 degrees. Although mild winters with temperatures down to -15 ° C are considered optimal for it. Given the weather fluctuations in the Moscow region, you can use the option of growing wolfberry in containers, which you will hide in a cellar or basement during the winter

Growing a philodendron is a difficult task, but interesting for any gardener. The tree reaches 28 meters in height, and it is recommended to choose the Amur "first-born" (in order to take root better) from six-year-old seedlings that have already grown up. The plant bears abundantly, but inedible fruits. It is important to correctly choose a landing site, which is carried out in early spring, in the earth heated by the sun. What you need to know