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Butterfly Bush (Buddleja davidii 'Nanho Blue') |
Have shrubs orchard hedge shelf |
obficie kwitnący, h: 2m, bee and butterfly magnet, 25cm flowers, flowers 7-till fall, full sun | |
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Common Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens) |
Have shrubs gate |
bukszpan | |
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Beautyberry (Callicarpa giraldii 'Profusion') |
Have shrubs orchard hedge shelf |
pięknotka flowers: July - September h: 2m |
February 25, 2021: Transplanted (placed between the south lilacs and the brick pottager) |
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Red Barked Dogwood (Cornus alba) |
Have shrubs orchard hedge shelf |
dereń biały height up to 3m, coral-red limbs, winter interest, white flowers in 5, white fruit, sunny exposure, tolerant of poor soil ECO: Krzewem owocującym jest też dereń (Cornus sp.). Każdy gatunek ma owoce jadalne dla zwierząt |
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Red Twig Dogwood (Cornus alba 'Elegantissima') |
Have shrubs north border |
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Tatarian Dogwood (Cornus alba 'Siberian Pearls') |
Have shrubs north border |
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Shrubby Cinquefoil (Dasiphora fruticosa) |
Have shrubs orchard hedge shelf |
pięciornik krzewiasty white flowers, h: 50cm, full sun, blooms 5-10 prune by 1/3 in early spring |
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Sea Berry (Hippophae rhamnoides) |
Have potted shrubs terrace |
rokitnik zwyczajny 'Hikul' odmiana męska nie owocująca, dekoracyjna, traci liście na zimę h: 1.5m dobrze rośnie w słabych glebach całkowicie mrozoodporny |
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Seaberry (Hippophae rhamnoides subsp. rhamnoides ) |
Have potted shrubs terrace |
rokitnik zwyczajny żeński liściasty krzew zrzucający liście na zimę, żółte kwiaty i zawiązujące się owoce częste podlewanie po posadzeniu pełne słońce h: 3-6m spread: 1-2m ph 5, 5-6 plant 5-10 cm above ground flowers: Apr fruit: Aug - Oct, edible no pruning ECO: Rokitnik (Hippophae rhamnoides) tworzy gęste zarośla, które stanowią dobre schronienie dla zwierząt, dodatkowo jesienią i zimą na gałęziach utrzymują się pożywne i ozdobne owoce. |
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Smooth Hydrangea (Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle') |
Have shrubs entry |
3 shrubs planted on the northern side of the house, leading to the entry door hortensja krzewiasta h3 to 5' s4 to 6', with 12' flower heads at maturity - as the flower heads whiten they will function as light fixtures and illuminate the space beautifully give them some fertilizer and soak them in well remove the rest of the lawn, cover the soils with that black soil and add a three inches of mulch, making certain not to let the mulch touch the trunks of the plant Annabelles are deciduous, they will loose their leaves. Do not cut them down till fear of frost is over. ***leave all of the stems of the Annabelles intact over winter and then cut them off within 2" when spring is a certainty*** wymaga żyznej i przepuszczalnej gleby oraz częściowo zacienionego stanowiska |
June 1, 2019: Obtained plant March 16, 2020: Maintenance performed (pruned) |
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Bigleaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla) |
Have shrubs north border |
March 19, 2021 - March 22, 2021: Obtained plant (planted 2 plants in the shaded area on the north side of the house) | |
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Meserve Holly (Ilex 'Blue Girl') |
Have shrubs trees pond & pond bench |
ostrokrzew meservy 'Blue Girl' h: 2.5m, growth: 10cm/year, flowers: 5-6, berries 9-4 sunny location, well-drained soil, requires a male specimen to form berries |
March 20, 2023 - March 24, 2023: Transplanted (to be replanted into the garden along with the male specimen) |
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Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis) |
Have potted shrubs trees south patio |
laur, wawrzyniec szlachetny, kitchen bay FS, PS, moderate watering, not frost hardy, |
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English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Blue') |
Have shrubs sunny driveway patch |
I would caution you to not put multiple forms of Lavander close together. Try not to divide or split up large zones of colour. Keep large undiluted. You could use largish pots and cultivate other forms in them one form per pot, concentrations of colour rather than diffuse impressionistic blurs of colour. always go for strength on strength. | April 30, 2020: Obtained plant (planted two more lavandula angustifolia (from Liguria) on the top of the sunny driveway patch) |
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English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead') |
Have shrubs sunny driveway patch |
I would caution you to not put multiple forms of Lavander close together. Try not to divide or split up large zones of colour. Keep large undiluted. You could use largish pots and cultivate other forms in them one form per pot, concentrations of colour rather than diffuse impressionistic blurs of colour. always go for strength on strength. | |
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Mock Orange (Philadelphus x virginalis) |
Have shrubs gate |
jaśminowiec wonny h5 to 10' s5 to 10' For a totally different look that highlights the exfoliating bark of ninebark, you can choose a bunch of the thickest stems to save. Choose three, five, or seven, and make sure that they aren't crossing each other and that they have a similar angle coming out of the ground. Clean up any branches and small twigs off the stems as high as you can, leaving some at the top. These will become the trunks of your multistem, small ninebark "tree." As the tree grows through the years, keep removing the lower small branches and twigs off the large central leader trunks. As they mature, these trunks will have beautiful exfoliating white bark, and the tops will weep over, forming a beautiful flowering canopy. Any limbing up should be done from late spring to early fall. |
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Eastern Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius 'Dart's Gold') |
Have shrubs orchard hedge shelf |
pęcherznica kalinolistna the yellow-leaved shrub For a totally different look that highlights the exfoliating bark of ninebark, you can choose a bunch of the thickest stems to save. Choose three, five, or seven, and make sure that they aren't crossing each other and that they have a similar angle coming out of the ground. Clean up any branches and small twigs off the stems as high as you can, leaving some at the top. These will become the trunks of your multistem, small ninebark "tree." As the tree grows through the years, keep removing the lower small branches and twigs off the large central leader trunks. As they mature, these trunks will have beautiful exfoliating white bark, and the tops will weep over, forming a beautiful flowering canopy. Any limbing up should be done from late spring to early fall. |
March 16, 2020: Maintenance performed (pruned) |
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Eastern Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius Diabolo®) |
Have shrubs orchard hedge shelf |
Diablo ninebark is a sun-loving shrub whose foliage is interesting in spring, summer, and fall. During the spring and early summer, it sports dark purple foliage, which contrasts well next to brighter plants. The foliage tends to get greener as the weather heats up. For a totally different look that highlights the exfoliating bark of ninebark, you can choose a bunch of the thickest stems to save. Choose three, five, or seven, and make sure that they aren't crossing each other and that they have a similar angle coming out of the ground. Clean up any branches and small twigs off the stems as high as you can, leaving some at the top. These will become the trunks of your multistem, small ninebark "tree." As the tree grows through the years, keep removing the lower small branches and twigs off the large central leader trunks. As they mature, these trunks will have beautiful exfoliating white bark, and the tops will weep over, forming a beautiful flowering canopy. Any limbing up should be done from late spring to early fall. |
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Sloe (Prunus spinosa) |
Have shrubs north-side wood-shed area |
Śliwa tarnina (Prunus spinosa) ciernisty krzew z rodziny różowatych o leczniczych właściwościach z charakterystycznymi, niebieskoczarnymi owocami; orasta zarośla i skraje lasów, miedze i przydroża. |
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Russian Sage (Salvia Silvery Blue™) |
Have perenials ~ byliny shrubs meadow-salvia |
spread: 1m, prune to 6" in March, flowers: 8-1o |
