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[music] the

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first trips to the garden after winter are one of the

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most exciting in the life of a Gardener And the

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first spring flowers leave the

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strongest impressions I am Irina Belysheva with

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you the program Landscape tricks and the

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Theme of our program is primroses

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[music]

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admire the colors of the spring garden We

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came to Evgeniy Sapunov Evgeniy

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Landscape architect is a big lover of

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flowers Hello Evgeniy Hello

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Welcome to our garden thank you

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very much because for me, to be

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honest, this is such a very big event

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because the spring garden is usually so

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short-lived, it blooms so quickly, the

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yoke is so rarely seen and here in

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your garden this is a rare opportunity

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to see how rich the Spring garden is in

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flowers, shapes and various

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combinations of shades. So we are

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very grateful to you that you called us

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[music]

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Evgeniy Well now, of course, I want to know

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the details, I want to know what is visible in

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this beautiful spring flower garden

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which I want to notice is all made up of

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spring there are actually more flowering plants here,

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just some have already

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bloomed, some will bloom in the future, that is,

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what is blooming here? Well, primroses are

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probably the most famous spring

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plants now blooming hyacinth has already

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bloomed

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daffodils three lima interesting quite

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rare plants the hellebore is blooming,

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which has been blooming for almost a month Well,

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then there are anemones, hazel grouse, mountain goat weed, candy, that

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is, the number of plants that

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can be decorated with a sheer line, in

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fact, this list is very large. Yes, they are

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very diverse and, well, no

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less than summer plants or there are a

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lot of bulbous plants and a lot of autumn ones than autumn ones.

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spring plants that bloom for a long time, in principle,

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Evgeniy Well, the decoration of this

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flower garden is definitely primroses,

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I also saw them right away, the most

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important thing is that they are very different, they are so

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colorful, maybe we

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’ll talk about them in more detail today Let’s

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talk Well, here is such a small

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exhibition belt actually here they

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are, terry white little blue ones,

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there are even then,

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as far as I know, primroses came to our garden

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from the forest, even we, I remember as a

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child, we collected them,

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how they once grew in the forest, like the same

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trillium, this is actually a forest plant,

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like a magician who so and is called

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Forest Japanese, like hellebore, in

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principle, all the plants came to us from

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some forest, it’s just a man of cultivation and through

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selection and selection he developed

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large-flowered garden

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varieties that are so

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interesting

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[music]

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Why do people love primroses so much?

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Of course, you can immediately guess because

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apparently they are so

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different in shape and color. Well,

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in the shape of the color. Yes, now there are a lot of

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interesting varieties, then after a long

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winter, when something finally blooms, you fall

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in love with everything white and white, suddenly it’s so

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bright and so primal. interesting such a

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good feature they bloom for quite a long time,

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that is, not for a day or two And

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depending on the weather, they can bloom for up to

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a month, form many flowers, that

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is, very interesting, very

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popular, easy to reproduce, easy to

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care for, in fact, do not require easy to

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share And by the way, how to care for them

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that is, they can grow on any soil in

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any garden. Well, they

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prefer a more clayey soil

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that contains more moisture, not a castle, but

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just like this, heavier

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because I know on sandy soils and there are

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cases of primroses falling out when they fall out.

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Here we have loamy soil and they

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even survived the famous freezing

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rains there when all the primroses died. We

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still have them and they feel good,

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but you said that they reproduce

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easily, is it they that divide or they divide in the

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primrose. How to say the only thing can be

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considered a disadvantage it must be

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divided there quite often in two years, that is,

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because then it just turns out to be

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very filling the bush and begins to

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crush itself, as it were. Well, it’s enough to divide it in half,

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in principle, there are no problems with primrose in

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this sense because everyone comes and

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says oh Give me a piece Give me a piece and so

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in fact you divide it because

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every new guest says oh I want this this this this

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this and usually the problem is

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that oh there’s nothing left to divide Wait

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there for a year until it grows Well this

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bush is about 2 years old that is,

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you see they are enough quickly

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grows back there are several types of primroses

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there are stemless primroses when the

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flower sits on one petiole

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quite short there are

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petiolate primroses when the flower sits

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on flowers Yes several flowers

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sit on one petiole there are also

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serrated primroses you know such a ball on a

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stalk it turns out how many varieties do you have didn’t

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think we were somehow like that, we buy

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something there for sale, it multiplies, so I

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can’t say clearly, but somewhere around 20.

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Well, I think that they are just a gardener

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cannot limit this, now there are

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large collections. This is a plant

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that has clearly come to For us from the forest, this

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plant is called trium, but you don’t see

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three leaves, so trium, there are several

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different types of trillium, differing in

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size and color of the

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flower, in principle, for such an experienced

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gardener it is not difficult to grow them,

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they melt, that’s the shadow that is moving enough, the

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soil is IL, just that heavy clay They they don’t

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like it Well, we just gave them space

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accordingly, this plant

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came from the forest, it’s closer to such

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Far Eastern plants. Forest plant

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- this means the soil should be similar to the

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one that exists in the forest. Well, in general, there is a

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universal rule for the rotation of all plants

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because Many people ask about the agrotech of

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plants I tell everyone I say, look at the

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growth in nature and repeat these conditions

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yourself in the garden and then it will be what you

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need [music] Evgeniy But these Yellow flowers,

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these bushes are also very pretty and the so-

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called Poppy of the Forest, or gecko in Latin,

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wonderful bushes he reproduces it

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grows on us like a weed, we are more likely

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to fight it now, we planted it once, now the

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main method of agricultural technology is

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weeding so that it doesn’t clog something

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good. Well, that’s how long this flower garden is,

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how long. That’s approximately how long it stays in a

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blooming state, well, this flower garden

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stays in blooming state until winter

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because here then something else

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will bloom then here Hostas will appear

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here the crocuses have already bloomed small

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kovich

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plants now these and these are

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mid-spring then the

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aquilegia centers will bloom here the centroka is

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blooming then the swimsuit will

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actually be up to in the winter, there will be something interesting in it,

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but in such a spring

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state, the spring state depends on the weather.

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Because last year the spring was

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very compressed, everything

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was shooting in a week, and this year, already in the WTO month,

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everything is blooming and that is that the primal dialect

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can bloom for up to a month, here is the hellebore. It’s been there for

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almost a month and a half. It stays like

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this in a blooming state Evgeniy Well,

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I see at the other end of the flower garden another

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spring plant that also greatly

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decorates spring flower beds, maybe we’ll

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come closer and take a look Let’s go take

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a look

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[music]

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Here is another interesting spring plant,

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quite rare in our gardens, this is

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Adonis, here are two Adonis Adonis Amur

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species and Japanese variety of Adonis Sanda

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Zaki, it is more double and in the early

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stages of flowering it produces such a green

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ring in the garden, it can be

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scary because after planting it may not

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wake up 2-3 years, that is, this

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Amursky slept with us for 3 years And

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finally it came out during this time, it has already

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grown here, later planted by Sando Zaki in

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encyclopedias they write that this is a plant for

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advanced lovers, in fact, it

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loves such loose soils and partial shade

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generally grows in nature, along the slopes of

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small ravines of ravines, that is,

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he needs to choose some such places

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in the second half of summer, he leaves

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almost completely, remains, that is, we

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need to plant Hostas around us,

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which then cover him and he

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falls asleep until the next

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[music]

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spring Well look how many there are, there are a

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lot of hazel grouse, lungworts, lilies of the valley

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will soon be

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blooming here, yeah, martagons

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are raising theirs And these are red flowers, are they

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red - this is a dicenter Broken

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heart is just a small dwarf variety,

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how interesting, well, in general, I

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meant mountain weeds, I meant in a type of mountain weed

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that also came to us from the forest in the

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spring garden and which is also very

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popular. Tell us a little about

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how they grow. Why gardeners love them so much.

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Why are they so common? And

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now I know that now

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lovers of mountain weed plants are really very keen on them - this is

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such a recent craze in our gardens;

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a lot of

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new varieties have come from abroad, in

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particular from Japan with

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huge flowers, and besides, they are mountain weeds. It’s

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interesting, firstly, that they

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spread in such large volumes and

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produce abundant flowering, that is,

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almost like these multi-colored

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clouds are produced in a

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flower garden and, in addition to flowering, they provide

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interesting foliage throughout the summer,

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even when they are already decorating the garden with

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their foliage. Yes, there are some types of

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goryanovo, so they even decorate in winter, that is,

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they come out from under the snow already

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green or even dark their foliage is

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no less decorative than the

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foliage of the dick, let’s say, which is considered a

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decorative leaf, there are even special

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varietal varieties, here are the directions of selection specifically

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for the decorativeness of the foliage in the mountains,

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they like it so dry, even better than well-dry

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partial shade, that is, I would plant them and you do

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n’t even have to water them, I practically forgot and

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they only make you happy, they make you happy and

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make you happy Evgeniy But the hazel grouse are so cute and

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different. They are white and the hazel grouse, well, this

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is an ordinary chess grouse, this is its

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shape, white like any other, bulbous, doesn’t

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like a castle and that’s all, but these beautiful ones, I

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would even say so small

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motorcycle racing

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this is also a very popular plant right now this

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is a bulbous plant Ray is like this it has

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such small bulbs there are a

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lot of varieties The only thing is that this

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plant is of course for such a thoughtful

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Gardener because it, like trillium,

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can wait there for a year or two after

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planting and not give anything away at all but

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then it grows and

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reproduces well. They are different. Yes, I see that

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they are different in shade; they are different; many varieties;

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many species; there is our Siberian

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kandyk; there is such a purple

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veil; they are presented here now; they are already

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assistant professor; assistant professor; Veta; this is

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earlier; well, I I also can’t help but pay

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attention to

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Lungwort, a plant we all know,

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also from the forest, but with small leaves

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with red flowers. Well, the leaves are

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small because it just comes out,

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then they will be big lungworts - this is a

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leaf, an ornamental plant; of course,

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varieties are bred based on the beauty of the leaf. Well,

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they experiment with flowers in particular

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like Krasnova They are usually blue Yes, but we

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probably see it and this is very

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similar to a violet This is a violet It is so

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pale lilac

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that it is practically white This is one of the types of

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violets Yes, it is so almost white

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very soon it will be warm We are all

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already expecting this and I think that this

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picture literally within probably

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a week, maybe even a little more, it

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seems to me that it will change radically,

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I just want to note that we have had a

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rare opportunity to see such an

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early Spring flower garden in its entirety beautiful and

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Very soon literally in a week

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Well maybe in 10 days it will be replaced by

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completely different colors of peonies of aquilegia

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irises that begin to bloom in

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late

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[music]

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[music]

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in the spring

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[music]

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Evgeniy Well, also I sort of took this

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for dessert I saw you have such a

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wonderful collection of hellebores and We

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managed to see them in all their glory Right

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now, too, the plant may be new

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to our gardens but very, very

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popular, show them to us Let’s go

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see this a little further

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[music]

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further Well, here is such a beautiful border of

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hellebores that I’m talking about said yes

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Evgeniy Well, let's start from the very beginning Why are

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they called hellebores Why are these

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such beautiful flowers that do not

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cause any association with cold weather

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called hellebores Well, they

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are called hellebores because they bloom right

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immediately after frosts, that is, they

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open some, even standing in the snow,

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separate species certain varieties of

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black hellebore in the west and even here

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they bloom right in December. That is, here they

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begin to bloom right in November; some

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varieties of black hellebore, the rest in the spring,

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well, tell us why you love it, I

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see you have a lot of

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plants and varieties themselves there are many reasons why you

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love it Well, hellebore is a unique

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primrose. That is, it also exists in double, non-double,

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dark

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white varieties; in the landscape, it’s quite a

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powerful bush; it turns out to be voluminous.

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That is, it works with leaves and

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blooms quite early. And what can I say

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enough? Well, it’s rare in primroses

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it blooms for a long time, that is, a

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hellebore bush. That is, it is in bloom, as

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if in this state, it arrives for a month,

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but then it does not shed the flower, it

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just turns green. That is, maybe

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its flowering Yes, it

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continues, you can say, about a month and a

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half and two and then then these

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flowers are simply hidden under the Thieves new foliage

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Well, in general, I want to say now it’s difficult to

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talk about it because they are still

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just blooming, but even this green

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flower, which is preserved, is

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also very interesting, too. Yes, the

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Japanese who grow special

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plants for green flowers, I think they

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would be very happy Evgeniy But I see a

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hellebore with such unusual leaves, let’s take a

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closer look at it, yes, let’s come to

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those And here are hellebores from the so-

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called CH series of varieties, usually a series

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of varieties, they seem to include varieties of the

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same species But this series includes

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hellebores of different types That is, this is it with

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wide leaves this is the Eastern hellebore

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And this is the hellebore rts species That's why it has

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such narrower leaves, that is, you get the

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feeling that each leaf of an

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ordinary hellebore is cut into two more

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Yes yes yes this is just a different type of

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hellebore and from it the variety that is

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included in the general series of

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varieties CH, here are several varieties there

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Spring Dream with

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solid springs Well, they also have one thing to

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say that I personally

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really like their color scheme I would

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say this palette because that’s how

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they have it such an aristocratic

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noble color, slightly as if

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dusty,

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quite a rich range and a flower from

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simple Yes, it can be very double Yeah

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Yeah, the only thing I can say about the hellebore is that it

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may be an inconvenience: it first

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produces flowers, lifts them Up and

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then lowers them down, so it’s convenient to

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plant them on such a small hill that

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when you are coming from below, the

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beauty of the flower

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[music] is fully revealed

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[music]

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and here’s another one Let’s come closer too

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And these are very beautiful

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pink ones, even green-pink

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and so orch they have Evgeniy Well, you know,

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I can from my own experience to say that

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Personally, I have hellebores. I haven’t been able to

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grow them because I suspect that

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I have sandy soil. I have a lot of

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sun and apparently the climate is not suitable for them.

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I may have one or two hellebores,

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but now

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some not very complex ones are living and blooming. how

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to grow them Is it correct or am I making

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some kind of mistake No, hellebores are just how

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they basically grow for everyone, you need to

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initially take fairly good planting

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material, that is, you just need to

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buy more, plant more, maybe

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from different sources, you

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definitely have some will remain Well, the most

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indestructible ones are, of course, varieties of

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Eastern hellebore because these are our

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Caucasian species and

00:20:37

Abkhazian hellebore should also start with them;

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it loves such, say, moist but

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not stagnant soil, light partial shade. That is,

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you can see how they are made here

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in those in the shade lilac chibukovs Yes, in the spring

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when they bloom, the branches are bare They

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receive almost full sun Uh-huh

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When it’s already here, this is our Hot

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summer They accept mulching with the blossoming foliage

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Well, you see here too Yes,

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not all of them grow equally well,

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some are better, some are better there are different

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varieties, take different types and over time

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you will have some left over. Well, I probably

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will definitely try it because I

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really love these plants. I like

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them both in shape and color and the fact that they are

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still the very first and still very

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unusual and I want to note that hellebore

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as part of landscape design. Here

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we see not just a flower bed of flowers,

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here a border is made from hellebore

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that decorates this path;

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we see exactly the same border on this side of

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the path, only it is made from peonies

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and now when peonies do not bloom,

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it is clear that their foliage, their bushes are a

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self-sufficient decorative element

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because here we see peonies of different

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shades of different shapes of leaves and even

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without flowers they look very interesting

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