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🌷 Choose seedlings of the best perennials in our catalog: https://florium.ua/ua/?utm_source=soc... 0:00 Low-maintenance gardens: why it's important 1:18 Barberry: a prickly protector and a hedge 2:48 Perestach: blooms from summer to autumn without effort 4:36 Deren: four seasons of beauty in one bush 6:49 Pohoplodnik: a spherical wall that does not get sick 7:56 Hydrangea: from green to burgundy in a season 9:50 Thuja: the coniferous backbone of any garden 12:11 Garden geranium: an openwork carpet without hassle 13:18 Weigela: explodes with blooms twice a year 15:30 Ochitok: survives where others give up 17:19 Ornamental grasses: 5 cereals for a modern garden 19:52 How to create a flower garden of continuous flowering This video looks at ten ornamental plants that are suitable for a low-maintenance garden in a temperate climate and do not require constant attention from a gardener. The author consistently describes each plant from three positions: winter hardiness, soil and watering requirements, decorative value throughout the season. Plants are divided into three categories: ornamental shrubs and bushes (barberry, cinquefoil, turf, pokhoplodnik, hydrangea, thuja, weigela), perennial herbaceous plants (garden geranium, sedum or stonecrop) and ornamental cereals (cowberry, allspice, graceful mutaluah, gray fescue, rod-shaped millet or molinia). At the end of the video, practical recommendations are given on the principles of selecting plants for specific site conditions and organizing continuous flowering throughout the season. What is discussed in this video: Barberry (Berberis) is described as a shrub from 50 cm to 2.5 m high, resistant to most diseases and pests, suitable for hedges, with the clarification that winter hardiness depends on the specific variety. Potentilla fruticosa is characterized as a frost-resistant plant without the need for shelter, with long flowering from early summer to late autumn and flowers from white to orange shades. Dogwood (Cornus) is presented as a four-season plant: spring inflorescences, variegated or multi-colored leaves in summer, berries and red leaves in autumn, bright colored shoots in winter. Physocarpus is described as a shrub up to 3 m high with a spherical shape and leaves of green, lemon or burgundy color, unpretentious to conditions and resistant to diseases. Hydrangea paniculata and Hydrangea arborescens are characterized as the only two species that winter in a temperate climate without shelter, with inflorescences that change color from green to pink and burgundy. Thuja is considered an evergreen coniferous plant of the Cypress family with a pyramidal, columnar or spherical crown, used for living walls, rockeries and rock gardens. Geranium is described as a compact herbaceous perennial with openwork leaves and flowers with a diameter of up to 5 cm, which grows well in the sun and in partial shade without special care. Weigela is characterized by two waves of flowering - in May-June and at the end of August-September, with clarification on the need for watering in the heat and shelter in the first years in cold regions. Sedum or stonecrop (Sedum) is presented as a succulent perennial with fleshy leaves - a reservoir of moisture, drought-resistant, decorative throughout the season and in winter in the form of dried flowers; three main garden species are distinguished: purple, prominent and caustic. Ornamental grasses are considered as a separate group: Calamagrostis - neat curtains without aggressive growth; Sesleria - evergreen clumps 40–50 cm high; Mutalua is elegant with horizontal flag inflorescences as an alternative to lawn; blue fescue (Festuca glauca) — a blue clump 20–40 cm high for rock gardens; panicum or molinia (Panicum or Molinia) — purple-purple inflorescences in summer and golden color in autumn. The principles of plant selection are revealed through three criteria: suitability for soil type, level of illumination of the site and humidity, which allows you to form a flower garden of continuous flowering with minimal time. Mentioned in this video: Barberry (Berberis), Potentilla fruticosa (Potentilla fruticosa), Cornus (Cornus), Physocarpus (Physocarpus), Hydrangea paniculata (Hydrangea arborescens), Thuja (Thuja), Cupressaceae (Cupressaceae), Geranium (Geranium), Weigela (Weigela), Sedum (Sedum), Purple stonecrop (Sedum purpureum), Spectacular stonecrop (Sedum spectabile), Caustic stonecrop (Sedum acre), Calamagrostis (Calamagrostis), Sesleria (Sesleria), Muhlenbergia (Muhlenbergia), Festuca glauca (Festuca glauca), Panicum virgatum (Panicum virgatum), Molinia (Molinia), Flor