Planting shrubs for site improvement

When decorating a general type of garden, great importance is attached to cultural plantations, namely, species composition, organization on site, and age of crops. Planting fruit trees and shrubs is a very important stage of garden improvement. It is quite difficult to imagine a site on which there would not be these plantations.

Planting decorative shrubs requires a certain amount of accuracy. If the technology is not complied with, it is possible to kill the plants not only two or three weeks after immersing them in the soil, but also much later, when, it would seem, they have already taken root.

It should be said that different species of woody cultures differ from each other in the shape and color of the trunks, the texture of the bark. These differences are successfully used by landscapers when they achieve this or that decorative effect. In winter, when there are no leaves, the outline of the garden is emphasized by the openwork crowns of the original and varied colors. In the flowering period, like other plantations, shrubs are highly decorative.

The size, coloring, duration and term of flowering of various species must be taken into account when drawing up the landscape design of the site. According to the scheme of planting and planting shrubs and other crops. Competently distributed plantations along the site will be blossoming, replacing each other from May and until late autumn. One of the distinguishing features of trees and shrubs is their longevity and variability of appearance, which is noted during the entire period of their development and growth. Knowledge of the features of plants ensures that planting shrubs and other crops will be skillfully made using the basic techniques for distributing plantations along the site. This or that method is defined in accordance with the landscape architecture. Among the main methods by which landslides plant bushes, they sing out vertical gardening, as well as single, group and ordinary planting.

By distributing plantations along the site, it is necessary to be guided not only by the external characteristics of plants. It is also important to know about the degree of resistance of these or other crops to frost, their exactingness to the property of the soil, the ability to resist diseases and pests. Some seedlings have a fairly high cost, and also differ in the duration of feeding, a certain complexity when transplanting an adult plantation to a new location. This further emphasizes the importance of competent planning, selection and placement of plants around the site.

The right combination of plants that are not particularly demanding for care, and those plantations whose care requires certain knowledge and skills, will turn work in the garden into a pleasant occupation, rather than a heavy duty.

As a rule, all shrubs are perennial, and therefore a long period grows in one place. It is not recommended to plant light-loving crops in the shade and vice versa, on the open space for the sun - shade-tolerant. The landing pit should be excavated at thirty to forty centimeters deep and about fifty to seventy centimeters wide. The pits are filled with decomposed manure or other fertilizer. Shade-tolerant shrubs require more fertilizers (about one and a half times). In accordance with the force of growth, the distance between plantations should be from eighty centimeters to three meters. Plant crops can be in the spring, autumn period, and in some situations, even in the summer. However, in the latter case, planting bushes with a clod of earth is recommended. In the spring, plant the plants after melting snow, before opening the buds.