Garden flowers

Irises, or, as they are also affectionately called, cockerels or irises, have been known to mankind since ancient times and are distributed almost all over the globe. These unpretentious flowers are outwardly similar to orchids and can have a variety of colors, including the entire spectrum of rainbow colors. That is why the plant was named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow Iris. Flowers make magnificent bouquets (look at the picture), which are not ashamed to present as a gift.All about irises

Cleoma is a tall annual plant, reaching a height of 1.5 m and even higher. It has an interesting exotic look and blooms beautifully. Flowers of its four-petal form, originally collected in a brush. They are located on a high leg. The photo clearly shows what a cleoma looks like. Cleoma's homeland is South America.Cleoma - growing from seed

Lupins are one of the most common ornamental plants, with which even people with little knowledge of plant growing are familiar. They are known to many as unpretentious plants that are grown in different regions of our country. Many growers grow them just because of their ease of care, rapid growth and rich colors.Growing lupine flowers

How to grow a brachyoma of their seeds is of interest to many gardeners who decided to plant this flower in their area. This flower is not as popular as, for example, a rose, but those who plant this wonderful flower will never abandon it, as they note that it is quite unpretentious and at the same time beautiful. Brachikoma belongs to the aster family, but looks more like a chamomile.How to grow brachycoma from seeds

The ornamental plant amaranth has not only external beauty, but also many useful properties. It is used as a medicine and green manure, flour, medicinal amaranth oil and livestock feed are made from it. To date, breeders have bred decorative varieties of amaranth, which are used to decorate flower beds in summer cottages.Amaranth flowers