How to care for flowers?

Many owners of summer cottages and garden areas are interested in how to care for flowers. In principle, it seems that there is nothing terrible in this, but in fact everything is much more complicated, because different types of flowers require different care, soil composition, which must be taken into account when planting.

Most gardeners prefer those specimens that do not require much time, such as, for example, perennial garden flowers. Although this option needs to be taken care of.

But let's take a look at concrete examples of what representatives of the flora need.

Instructions. How to care for flowers:

First of all, it is necessary to pay attention to the soil - it should not only be light and water-permeable, but also fertile. Also required is an acidic composition (4.0 - 5.0 Ph), which will ensure a good flowering.

The second condition is that the planting site should be quiet, not live.

The third condition - leaving should include not only watering, but also regular weeding and feeding. And in the spring period, it is necessary to spray flowers to avoid pests appearing in them.

The fourth condition is knowledge of the features of the planted specimens. How to care for flowers, if you do not know anything about them? Therefore, I suggest you replenish your knowledge of the most common perennial colors.

Peonies are the first step in gardening, if you have never done it before. They are, perhaps, the most unpretentious. The only thing they require is garters during flowering, rare feeding with phosphorus fertilizers. Watering and loosening of the soil at the same time is a self-implied withdrawal.

Gladiolus slightly more capricious. When planting, you need to pick up the time in the early spring and only in a sunny place, while completely sheltered from the wind. Gladiolus require fertilizing in the form of organic fertilizers, however, their excess can lead to disease of the bulbs of the plant. Flowers are planted at a depth of five centimeters, while the distance of one flower from the other must be at least thirty centimeters. Until the emergence of sprouting is prohibited. When forming branches on plants, it is necessary to remove them.

Roses are flowers that require special attention. Plant only grafted seedlings, preferably in the fall, to enable them to grow stronger over the winter. In summer, roses require constant watering, weeding, loosening, as well as applying not only organic but also mineral fertilizers. How to care for flowers? In the flowering period, feeding with potassium solution is required. When spring comes, it is necessary to trim old or damaged branches, but only with a sharp knife to get a smooth cut. After flowering, you must remove all weak, dead branches.

Lilies require black earth and a shaded area. Watering should not be regular, the same as loosening. In April, when the shoots shoot up, it is necessary to fertilize the mineral composition, as well as fertilize the plant with manure.

Tulips require transplant every four years. Usually they produce it in October. In June bulbs are dug out (this is an annual procedure), dried and placed in a dry place. How to care for flowers? Just like the daffodil. Watering should be permanent, loosening and weeding - not very often. Fertilizing fertilizers is not required, since it is produced before planting.

Do not forget that the flowers vary in height and smell. So do not plant near tall and short copies, as well as strongly fragrant, so that their fragrance does not cause allergies or headaches.

In the autumn, asters, ferns, and chrysanthemums are planted. Sensitive to cold flowers - in April, at the very end of the month (gladiolus and dalii).

The arrangement of flowers is mainly a division method. To water with cold water is not recommended. For winter, the flowers should be sprinkled with snow near the stem to avoid freezing of the roots.