Trees

Fir is one of the striking plants that deserves the status of the queen among conifers. Fir looks most impressive when it grows away from other plantings. Having a slender trunk, it also stands out with a lush crown, and in addition to this, it is capable of not losing the decorative effect of the lower branches for many months, which distinguishes it favorably from many other coniferous representatives. This feature has made it one of the most popular choices as a New Year tree.Features of fir

The main function of fruit trees in the garden is considered to be their fruiting. A rich harvest is possible only if they are pruned, which is carried out in autumn, winter, and more often in spring. This procedure allows the crown to form rationally so that each shoot receives as much air and light as possible. In addition, pruning promotes tree sanitation, protecting them from a variety of diseases that occur during active plant growth.How to prune fruit trees in spring

The fat woman (Money tree) is very popular with gardeners. This can be explained by the fact that this plant is unpretentious in care, and also has a beautiful appearance. A tall, branched tree with proper care can decorate any room. No wonder this houseplant also has a scientific name - "krasulla". The popularity of the Fat Woman is also explained by the fact that it is popularly called the "Money Tree". There is a sign that this plant brings money to the house. How to grow a money tree

The birch family includes many interesting plants, one of which is the hornbeam tree. It is most widely spread in Asia and China. This tree feels best in sunny areas. Although it can be grown in light shade and even in strong winds.All about the hornbeam tree

Willow is one of those plants that most of us are familiar with. It is known to many by such names as willow, willow, vine, willow. Most often it can be found in the middle part of our country. Favorite habitats are wet areas. There are some species that do well in swamps. Sometimes this shrub can be found even in forests, where it acts as an admixture to other trees.All about the weeping willow