October 2018

How the perception of light by phytochrome is linked to the production of gibberellin and anthesin in longday and short-day plants is not clear. One idea is that plants measure the amount of Pfr present. Flowering in short-day plants would be inhibited by Pfr, and these plants would not flower until very little or no […]

Type:  Annual Flower Species:  40 Height:   1.5 Growing:  Europe Flowers:  Red Kingdom:  Plantae Unranked:  Angiosperms, Monocots, Commelinids Order:  Poales Family:  Bromeliaceae Genus:  Hohenbergia Share in:

The epoch of French classicism in park art was marked by grandiose creations of Andre Lenotr. Before him the building of gardens was imitated to Italians. After creation of such remarkable creations like parks Tuileries, the Marlie, Saint-Cloud and especially Versailles all world has started to imitate his ideas. The ensembles of Lenotr created fine […]

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Type:  Annual Flower, Perennial Flower Species: 500 Height:   5 – 20 Growing:  New Zeland Flowers:  Blue Kingdom:  Plantae Unranked:  Angiosperms, eudicots, Asterids Order:  Lamiales Family:  Plantaginaceae Genus:  Veronica Share in:

Type:  Annual and Perennial Species:  40 Height:  10-40 Growing:  Africa, Asia, Australia Flowers:  Yellow Kingdom:  Plantae Unranked:  Angiosperms, Eudicots, Rosids Order:  Malvales Family:  Malvaceae Genus:  Abelmoschus

Type:  Perennial Flower Species:  200 – 300 Height:   5 -30 Growing:  Australia, Polynesia, China Flowers:  White, Pink Kingdom:  Plantae Unranked:  Angiosperms, Eudicots, Asterids Order:  Gentianales Family:  Apocynaceae Genus:  Hoya Share in:

The modern styles of a small garden are aesthetics and individuality. The lay-out, usage of certain vegetative forms and combinations, type of pavement and equipment, determine the choice and character of modern style of a small garden. The garden style is followed by the change of architectural styles, but considerably lags behind them. The small […]

Wild rose plants have regular, single flowers, with five petals. In most cultivars double flowers, having petals numbered in multiples of five, are produced. The flower also has a calyx with five lobes, many stamens, and one or more carpels. Rose sprouts have two seed leaves, so the plants are eudicots. Flowers of most cultivars […]

Corolla is the collective term for all the petals of a single flower. This is usually the showy part of the flower. In fused corollas, any extension of the petal beyond its fused part is called the limb. The tubelike structure where the petals are united at the bottom of the fused corollas is called […]

A seed can be regarded as a vessel in which lies a partially developed young plant in a condition of arrested growth, waiting for the correct conditions for growth to resume. Successful reproduction depends on seed dispersal to places appropriate for germination to occur. During the evolutionary history of plants, seeds and fruits have developed […]

With brilliant flowers of varying colors the bignonia flourishes in the greenhouse, and is a good climber for roof, pillar, wall or trellis. Propagation is effected by cuttings in the autumn, and inserting them in sand under a bell-glass or a frame or in a propagator. Loam and half peat, with sand, form a suitable […]