Бруннеры. Уход, посадка, сорта.

Today's video is about Brunnera. Brunnera is a slowly spreading, rhizomatous perennial native to woodlands. It is prized for its clumps of spring flowers and heart-shaped leaves. This low-growing plant is often used as a mass plant or as a wavy groundcover. Flowers appear in early to mid-spring and can last until early summer. The foliage is evergreen in warmer climates. Brunnera averages 30 to 40 cm in height and 40 cm in width. Planting conditions: Partial to full shade; best in fertile, moist, well-drained soil. I wouldn't recommend planting Brunnera in full sun, as the leaves will quickly dry out at the edges. Brunneras don't require any special care. Regular watering and fertilizing the soil at the beginning and end of the season are the bare minimum that will keep your plants in excellent condition. Brunneras are propagated by division, which is best done in the spring. Pests: Nematodes can cause superficial damage. The good old Brunnera, with its cheerful, forget-me-not-like flowers, is experiencing something of a renaissance, attracting gardeners in recent years with a multitude of new varieties with incredibly colorful foliage. In this video, we'll look at Brunnera varieties such as Jack Frost, Looking Glass, Variegated, Hadspen Cream, Sea Hearts, Silver Hearts, Alexander's Great, King's Rasom, Diane's Gold, Longtress, and others. You can see photos, descriptions, and purchase the Brunnera 'Variegated' here: https://sadfloxov.ru/mnogoletniki/bru... You can see photos, descriptions, and purchase the Brunnera 'Jack Frost' here: https://sadfloxov.ru/mnogoletniki/bru... You can see photos, descriptions, and purchase the Brunnera 'Langtress' here: https://sadfloxov.ru/mnogoletniki/bru...