Family: Liliaceae
Aspect: Bush
Period of flowering: April-May
Exposure: Excesive sun
Watering: Middle
Around 100 species of plants apartains to tulip genre. Tulip has flowers with 6 petals.
The tulip needs sunny places and the soil must be fertile. The bulbs need to be planted in September. The watering must be intense when the flowers begin to rise.
The Rose is a plant that apartain to Rosaceae family. It is spread in majority of Earth regions. 400 species apartain to Rosa gene, and their anchestry are derived from the hills of Central Asia.
Due to its dispersion in places with different type of climate, results a large gamut of roses, everyone having specific characteristics.
Tips for roses:
- choose a neutral land, reach in alimentary matters, but with a good permeability for water.
- the soil must be worked two times per year (summer and springtime) with a deep dig.
- for a great flowering during the summer, the rose need a place with at least 5 hours with sun every day.
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The orchids are spread on entire Earth. the majority of them in Central America and South America, Madagascar, India or Malaezia.
Some of them are particular with meridian or temperate climate from Australia, New Zealand, North America or Europe.
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Cactus and hot is distinctive and unusual plant, which is adapted to extremely aridenvironments, showing a wide range of anatomical and physiological features which conserve water. Their stems have expanded into green succulent structures containing the chlorophyll necessary for life and growth, while the leaves have become the spines for which cactus is so well known.
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The peony is often named the king of garden, because it can become extremely easy the center of attention on any garden, due to its intense coloring and its particular format.
The peony flower from 15 April, until 1 May, being one of the most beautiful garden flower. Most indicated period to plant peony is the end of September- begin of October. The peony stern is almost woody.
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