Garden
Like most fruit crops, plums can be propagated artificially and naturally. The natural types of vegetative reproduction include growing from seeds, with the help of root shoots, layering. From artificial methods (grafting, cuttings) ...
Once the peach tree was grown only in warm southern regions. Today it is often found in the middle zone of the country. Summer residents grow juicy and sweet varieties on plots, many of which have appeared ...
As soon as signs of aphid vital activity appeared on the gooseberry, you need to immediately start the fight. It belongs to a fertile insect, the larvae of which constantly suck the juices from the plant, actively reproduce, and become carriers of infections. Aphids ...
Rosehip, which combines beauty and benefit, has become a very popular plant in home gardening. To increase the population of culture, summer residents resort to different methods of its reproduction. However, practice has shown that the most ...
The yellowing of the leaves of sea buckthorn in summer is a problem that gardeners often face. Timely identification and relief of the cause will help return the shrub to a healthy state. Why do sea buckthorn leaves turn yellow in summer?
Pruning is an important part of grape care. Not only the appearance of the plant depends on it, but also the quality of the crop. If you do not prune in summer, nutrients will be directed ...
A competent gardener regularly inspects his property in order to notice the appearance of diseases or pests in time. The detection of dark or red spots on currant leaves, similar to ulcers, indicates an infection of the shrubs with anthracnose. To ...
Raspberry leaves are rarely used for treatment. Most of all, fresh berries, raspberry jam are used - not only as a dessert, but also for the prevention of diseases. From the article you will learn about ...
Gray mold and powdery mildew are the most common fungal diseases in gooseberries. With gray rot, dry gray-brown spots appear on the stems, which spread over the entire surface of the berries, and the stalk becomes covered with fluff ...
