Garden plants

Celosia is a representative of the Amaranth family, although until recently this flower was considered a native of the Marev family. Translated from Greek, celosia (kelos) means "burning, flaming", which very accurately characterizes the shape and color of inflorescences, similar to tongues of flame.How to grow celosia

A flower such as rudbeckia belongs to the herbaceous plants of the Astro family. Rudbeckia is native to the prairies of North America, where European colonists first saw it and were fascinated by its beauty. In the material you will learn more about this flower, see photos of different species, find out what are the features of growing, planting and caring for these flowers.How to grow rudbeckia

People who first get acquainted with acidander note that it is very similar to the plant that they once saw somewhere. Often it is even mistaken for a daffodil, which can be explained by a similar aroma. This plant is also known under a different name - fragrant gladiolus. Its genus includes about 40 species. Acidantera is a member of the Iris family of the genus Iris.How to plant acidander

One of the amazing plants that is often used in landscape design is the mesembriantemum. In nature, it is presented in the form of biennial or annual succulents, which are usually included in the Aizovy family. Most often, this plant can be found in the countries of southern Africa.How to grow a mesembriantemum

Petunia needs no special introduction, as every gardener knows her. Every spring, the owners of balconies, summer cottages and country houses purchase this bright plant in large quantities. Petunias come in a variety of colors, are easy to care for and are inexpensive. However, surfinia, a hybrid of ampelous petunia, is gaining more and more popularity.What are the differences between surfinia and petunias