Princes planting and care in the open field in the Urals

Many gardeners plant beautiful flowering vines called princes on their site. Planting and caring for these unpretentious plants is not difficult at all, and they delight with their bright and abundant flowering from the beginning of May.

Description of the prince

These flowers are shrubby liana and are close relatives of clematis. A woody stem with many flexible graceful shoots covered with numerous openwork pinnate leaves, is capable of rising to a height of up to 3 meters.

The flowering period of the princes falls on the first half of the summer. An elliptical bud is formed on long pedicels (up to 12 cm). Gradually, it turns into a bell-like flower. The prince differs from clematis in the arrangement of sepals and in the presence of non-accrete petals, which are absent in the latter at all. The color of flowers comes in a variety of shades - from white to purple.

By the end of summer, rather peculiar fruits appear in their place. They represent a spherical head, consisting of numerous fluffy columns. For its unusual appearance, the fruits, covered with pubescent pink hairs, are popularly called "grandfather's curls".

Varieties of prince

Originally from the mountainous regions of Europe, today the Alpine prince is most common in Russia. The flowers of a real representative of this variety are violet-blue, up to 6 cm in size, and already bred thanks to breeding work, they can have a wide variety of colors.

The Alpine prince is attractive in that it can bloom again closer to autumn, although not as abundantly as the first time, but, nevertheless, it is quite beautiful. Usually, old vines are periodically pruned in order to rejuvenate the bush.

Knyazhik Okhotsk belongs to the most frost-resistant varieties and inhabits mainly the forests of the Primorsky Territory. It practically does not differ in height from its alpine counterpart, but the flowers are somewhat different - they can number up to 8 petals.

The Siberian prince blooms in the second half of summer with white or yellowish flowers, the length of which is up to 4 cm. They exude a very pleasant aroma that attracts a large number of insects, especially bees. This is the most unpretentious plant of the clematis family. Siberian princes can be planted both in the sun and in partial shade.

The large-petaled prince grows mainly in Siberia and the Far East. He has very unusual, almost double flowers of blue-purple color. These are the princes most susceptible to frost. Planting and caring for them have some differences. So, for example, for the winter, these plants must be removed from their supports and covered in order to protect them from frost.

Growing conditions

Many gardeners are happy to plant princes in their garden due to the amazing unpretentiousness of these plants. When choosing a place for planting, you should give preference to areas that are well lit by the sun or slightly shaded. It is recommended to shade the lower part of the shoots by planting around plants with a non-aggressive root system.Just like clematis, princes have very delicate flowers that can be damaged in case of bad weather. Therefore, it is worth considering the protection of plants from the wind.

Any soil is suitable for these flowers, loamy, fertile are especially good. The only exceptions are swampy and waterlogged areas.

Reproduction

This procedure does not cause any problems. By a variety of methods - seeds, cuttings, layering or dividing the rhizome, princes can multiply. In this case, plant varieties do not matter.

In the fall, seeds are collected and sown in a container, burying it in the ground for the winter. Cuttings are prepared in such a way that each has up to two internodes, and the lower end has an oblique cut of at least 3 cm. They are planted at the end of June in greenhouses, where they are periodically watered and ventilated.

The division of the bush is usually done in the spring, before the beginning of the growing season. To do this, they dig up an old bush and divide it into parts, where each one has roots and buds.

Reproduction by layering is considered the simplest and most promising. The young shoot is tilted to the ground and pinched, covered with earth. After it takes root, the plant can be separated and transplanted to another place.

Princes: planting and caring for seedlings

These flowers are planted in the ground usually in spring, in May, or in autumn - in September. Planting holes are preliminarily prepared at a distance of 100-150 cm from each other and measuring 60 x 60 cm. A drainage layer of about 15 cm is laid at the bottom of them. It can be crushed stone or broken brick. Then the pits are filled with humus or compost with the addition of superphosphate (50 g) and wood ash (3 glasses). For acidic soils, slaked lime (80-100 g) can be used. It is important that the foundation of the nearest building is at least 30 cm.

The plant should be planted very carefully, since fragile roots can break. In this case, they must be treated with a solution of potassium permanganate and sprinkled with ash. The roots are spread over the surface of the mound made in the planting pit and covered with earth. Then the plants are watered and mulched. The deepening of the root collar in seedlings should be 6-10 cm, and in adult plants - a couple of centimeters more.

To prevent infection of the prince with fungal diseases, after planting, it is recommended to sprinkle the root collar with sand with wood ash or coal and sprinkle with a 25% solution of potassium permanganate.

Planting seeds

Seed propagation is quite often used when you need to grow princes. Planting and caring for seedlings is not particularly difficult even for novice gardeners. In pots filled with earth and sand in a ratio of 2: 1, seeds are sown and covered with a thin layer of sand, slightly dripping. Then water and cover the soil with glass.

When at least 3 pairs of leaves appear on the plant, a dive can be carried out on prepared ridges, consisting of sod land, humus, leafy earth, sand and peat. Plants are planted in rows, the distance between which is at least 25 cm. Seedlings must be shaded and watered as the soil dries. When new leaves appear, the soil in the aisles is thoroughly loosened and mulched.

Only next autumn or spring are young plants transplanted to a permanent place, most suitable for such a flower as a prince. Photos of areas where these plants fit harmoniously into the design and are a worthy garden decoration can help in this.

Diseases and pests

Among the most common diseases afflicting princes are powdery mildew, rust, brown spot and rootworm nematode. You can deal with them by treating with special means and removing damaged parts of the plant.

Snails and slugs often damage the leaves of the prince. They have to be removed mechanically. The plant will be protected from the mealy worm by spraying with karbofos.

The use of the prince

These plants are great for vertical landscaping.Mounted on poles, stakes or shelving, they can be amazingly decorating walls of a house, a fence or a staircase. The advantages of other plants in the garden can be emphasized by a light and graceful prince. Photos of gazebos, balconies, trees, decorated with this flower, are striking in their originality and beauty.

In addition to the decorative function, princes are also very useful. Medicines based on this plant have long been used in folk medicine for the treatment of headaches, epilepsy and rheumatism.

Knyazhiki is a perennial shrub vine. Planting the princes in open ground is not very difficult. Many people think that the princes belong to the clematis genus. We can say that this is so, but still they have some differences. The prince has small flowers with delicate petals, from below they are framed by a cup with leaves. Clematis does not have petals, it has a cup of leaves, which some gardeners mistake for the flower itself.

Alpine prince with purple flowers

The prince looks more graceful than clematis. It grows to a height of about 3 meters. The flexible stem, covered with small carved leaves, has many shoots. Princes bloom in early summer. An elongated bud is formed on a peduncle 10-12 centimeters in size. As it blooms, it becomes like a bell with inflorescences of white, purple flowers. Princes differ from clematis in non-accrete, separately located petals. At the end of flowering, in place of the buds, round, fluffy fruits of a bizarre appearance are formed. Clematis is attached to the support in the same way as the princes - with young leaves. For these purposes, a rope or wire mesh is best suited.

Prince of Okhotsk

Varieties of princes

There are over a hundred varieties of clematis. The princes, along with clematis, are able to decorate any garden. The most common types are:

1. Alpine with purple flowers and a bud size of about 6 centimeters. It is known for its recurring autumn blooms. It is one of the first varieties from which other species with different shades were bred.
2. Okhotsk. The most cold-resistant species. Flowers differ in that they have up to 8 petals.
3. Siberian. It begins to bloom by mid-summer in small flowers up to 4 centimeters in size. This is a very unpretentious species that can take root both in a sunny place and in the shade. Inflorescences of white or yellow shades attract bees with their delicate aroma.
4. Large-petaled. The care of this variety is more demanding. Does not tolerate frost, flowers must be wrapped for the winter. It has very beautiful blue inflorescences that begin flowering a week later than the Alpine. Prefers an extremely sunny location.

Large-petalled prince

They bloom for about 3 weeks. First, the Alpine prince begins to bloom, then the Okhotsk and, last of all, the Siberian. Planting these varieties together will create unique long-flowering compositions, and care behind them does not take much time and effort.

Some varieties of princes were brought to our country from Canada, having delicate shades of lilac, pink, white and purple-violet. These are Markham's Pink, Rosie Ogredi, Teige Landell, White Columbine. They are adapted to the conditions of central Russia and are winter-hardy species. On sale they can be found under the name "Clematis".

Prince Siberian

Growing and care

Caring for princes in the open field is quite simple. Some features for choosing a landing site for princes:

• their flowering in a sunny place begins earlier, but lasts less;
• in partial shade, on the contrary, the flowers bloom later, but the flowering period itself increases;
• in the shade, the flowering is less abundant and lush, but it lasts even longer.

The princes are quite unpretentious and do not require much care from gardeners, unlike clematis. In the open field, they easily take root in sunny areas and slightly shaded areas.Their flowers have a delicate, vulnerable structure, like that of clematis, so it is recommended to protect the plant from strong winds. Beside them below, you can plant plants with a small root system to shade the lower zone. Planting flowers is possible in any soil, except for overly wet and swampy areas. Loose fertile or slightly alkaline is well suited.

Water them in moderation, with the exception of the first year of life. At this time, in dry sunny weather, they need a lot of moisture. Their long roots, going deep underground, are able to extract moisture on their own. It is advisable to carry out regular fertilizing of flowers, especially at the beginning of growth in spring and before budding. This contributes to a more abundant and lush flowering, the leaves are filled with color and become more glossy. Although the princes can do without fertilizers for a very long time.

To rejuvenate the bush, you need to carry out periodic pruning every 5 years. After the plant has bloomed, the shoots are shortened to 70 centimeters. Do not forget to get rid of old dried leaves and stems of the vine and carry out periodic care... They need support only at the beginning of development, adult plants themselves cling to trees, fences and gazebos.

Reproduction

Dukes reproduce very easily in various ways: by cuttings, dividing roots, layering or seeds.

The simplest is the method of reproduction by layering. The plant is pinched, pressed to the ground and buried. After rooting, they are transplanted to the desired place.

In the spring, before flowering, the bush is divided. To do this, a bush is dug up and cut into separate segments with buds and roots.

The cuttings should have a lower oblique cut of about 3 centimeters. At each segment, 2 internodes are desirable. They are planted under the film in June, towards the end of the month, they are watered and ventilated.

Seeds from flowers can be collected and planted in autumn in October, then the seedlings will appear in June. It is necessary to sow them in a container, which must be buried in the soil for the whole winter. Landing in a permanent place is made at the age of two.

Seed planting

The method of reproduction of princes by seeds is very often used. Caring for seedlings is not difficult. The seeds are soaked in gauze. For planting, a mixture of 2 parts of earth and 1 part of sand is used, which is poured into a container. Then they sow seeds there and sprinkle them with sand a little. After that, you need to water the ground and cover it with glass.

After 3 pairs of leaves have risen, the seedlings can be transferred to the beds, which must be carefully prepared. Peat, humus, compost from leaves and pine needles can be added to the ground. The distance between plants should be about 25 centimeters. The soil is mulched and periodically loosened as the seedlings grow. It is necessary to monitor timely watering to prevent drying out of the earth and carry out careful maintenance. It will be possible to transplant young plants only next spring or autumn.

Landing in open ground

Princes are planted in open ground in May or September. For planting, it is better to use two-year-old seedlings. Pits 60 centimeters wide are pre-dug. The distance between them is recommended to be about 100-150 centimeters. Drainage is laid out on the bottom: brick chips, crushed stone. It is advisable to apply fertilizers such as humus, superphosphate, wood ash. Slaked lime can be added to acidic soil. The roots are buried 6-10 centimeters.

These flowers have fragile roots that need to be handled very carefully. If they break during planting, then they are treated with manganese and sprinkled with ash. It is better to immediately choose a place for the constant growth of flowers, since adult princes do not tolerate transplantation well. After planting, the plant is watered and mulched. To prevent fungal diseases, the root zone should be sprinkled with a mixture of ash and sand and poured with a manganese solution.

Major diseases

Dukes are susceptible to some types of diseases, such as powdery mildew, rust, spotting. In addition, it is necessary to remove various pests in time - snails and slugs. For protection from rodents, it is recommended to cover the flowers with spruce branches for the winter. Tip: Spraying the plant with karbofos will prevent the formation of a mealy worm.

Powdery mildew dominates all parts of the plant. Leaves and shoots affected by it begin to dry out. A characteristic feature is the formation of a white coating on them. All diseased shoots must be removed and burned to prevent further infection. Spraying with whey or aqueous solutions with the addition of ash, mustard powder, liquid soap and baking soda will help prevent the onset of the disease.

Rust overcomes all parts of the plant above the ground. This disease can be identified by the presence of swollen red spots. Control methods are the same as with powdery mildew. Spraying with a suspension of polycarbacin can be used.

Brown spotting usually begins with young shoots and leaves. The formation of brown spots threatens the death of the entire plant. It can also appear as white specks with a purple outline on fresh leaves. To prevent this disease, the plant is treated with a 0.1% solution of copper or iron sulfate.

Application of the prince

Princes can beautifully frame a fence, balcony or staircase. They can decorate any wall. A gazebo or tree decorated with flowers will emphasize the originality of any garden.

This climbing crop takes up very little space in the garden, so it can be planted instead of trees or shrubs. Its bushy shoots and leaves and gorgeous colorful flowers can protect from bright light and dust while shading the area well.

This flower is best planted next to an arch or veranda, taking into account that it is a climbing culture. As it grows, it will wrap around nearby objects. In one place, a culture can grow up to 10 years. Poorly tolerates transplantation due to the fragility of the root system.

The medicinal properties of the prince are widely known. Various tinctures are made from this plant, which serve as a general tonic for the body.

These noble flowers can decorate both the garden and the walls of any home, if you provide them with the necessary space and all the conditions for growth. Planting and caring for the plant will give a lot of pleasure to true lovers of these flowers. The prince and clematis complement each other well. Thanks to the princes, the flowering of the northern garden is extended for half a month. These flowers are very decorative not only during flowering, but also during budding.

Knyazhiki is a perennial shrub vine. Planting the princes in open ground is not very difficult. Many people think that the princes belong to the genus Clematis. We can say that this is so, but still they have some differences. The prince has small flowers with delicate petals, from below they are framed by a cup with leaves. Clematis does not have petals, it has a cup of leaves, which some gardeners mistake for the flower itself. The prince looks more graceful than clematis. It grows to a height of about 3 meters. The flexible stem, covered with small carved leaves, has many shoots. Princes bloom in early summer. An elongated bud is formed on a peduncle 10-12 centimeters in size.

Varieties of princes

Originally from the mountainous regions of Europe, today the Alpine prince is most common in Russia. The flowers of a real representative of this variety are violet-blue, up to 6 cm in size, and already bred thanks to breeding work, they can have a wide variety of colors.

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Alpine prince attractive in that it can bloom again closer to autumn, although not as abundantly as the first time, but, nevertheless, quite beautiful. Usually, old vines are periodically pruned in order to rejuvenate the bush.

Siberian prince blooms in the second half of summer with white or yellowish flowers, the length of which is up to 4 cm. They exude a very pleasant aroma that attracts a large number of insects, especially bees. This is the most unpretentious plant of the clematis family. Siberian princes can be planted both in the sun and in partial shade.

Growing and leaving the princes

Location. Princes love lighted places, they can grow in partial shade, which distinguishes them favorably from clematis. Plants cannot be planted in drafts, they must be reliably protected from cold winds. Be sure to think about the installation of supports. These can be pergolas, decorative nets, various pipes or fences. The soil is suitable for garden, rich in humus. All princes are frost-resistant, so they do not need shelters for the frost period.

Landing. Plants are planted in spring (in May), and in early autumn or late August. The size of the hole: 0.6 x 0.6 x 0.6 m. Fertilizers are introduced into the hole: 5 kg of humus or manure, several glasses of ash and granular superphosphate. The princes need a 10 cm drainage layer. The soil is prepared a month before planting. The root collar is buried 6-12 cm. For disinfection, the earth can be shed with a weak solution of potassium permanganate.

Care - It is not difficult to take care of the princes (clematis), the main thing is on time.

You need to water it after 7-10 days, so that the soil is exactly saturated with moisture to a depth of half a meter. The soil was watered, after two days it needs to be loosened (this is how moisture is preserved). If the summer is hot and sultry, watering should be done at least 2-3 times a week.

Don't forget about feeding. By the way, it is held at least 2 times a month. As soon as the shoots appeared, buds set, we fertilize the earth with blood and urea. After flowering, you can apply mineral fertilizers.

Be sure to mulch the soil to avoid drying out. Use peat, sawdust. The layer should not be more than 3-5 cm. And in order for the princes to grow correctly, strengthen them to the support, to the trellis. For the winter, it is best to cover the plants; spruce branches are perfect for these purposes.

Reproduction of princes

Species plants are usually propagated by seeds. They are harvested and sown in the fall in open ground. Seedlings will appear next spring. When sowing in spring, the seeds of the prince must be stratified.

Varietal plants are propagated by dividing the bush before the beginning of the growing season, by layering in spring and by cuttings. On cuttings in June, the middle part of the shoot with well-developed buds is cut out; for better rooting, it is recommended to treat them with stimulants of the root formation. They take root in the greenhouse for a month. The princes usually bloom for 1.5 months, during May June. Some species and garden forms - repeatedly at the end of summer or give single flowers throughout the garden season.

Watering the princes

Water after 7 days. A couple of days after watering, loosen the soil to retain moisture. Top dressing should be carried out twice a month.

Planting seeds of princes

In regions with cold winters, Siberian, Alpine, and Okhotsk princes are grown. The effect of the endless flowering of princes can be created by planting all three varieties, then first alpine, then Okhotsk and finally Siberian bloom. A large-petal prince is also grown, but it is the most frost-resistant, requires mandatory shelter (remove from the support, mulch the root collar with shoots).

Planting princes in open ground

Regardless of the height, any prince sapling is cut in half before planting. This technique improves rooting and stimulates the formation of new roots. I don't throw out the parts of the cut shoots, but the cuttings and root them next to the bush.

When planting a prince in open ground, there is another important point - this is the location of the stems. I gently tilt each stem in different directions (like the sun's rays) and put it in the dug grooves 5 cm deep, leaving only the uppermost leaves on the surface. I fall asleep with river sand, and on top I put on a small stone for a better connection with the ground.So each shoot forms its own powerful root system, and after 2 years a gorgeous huge bush is obtained, which is not afraid of any frosts.

The main diseases of the princes

Pests for the prince plant are less dangerous than diseases. Its main enemies are snails and slugs, which eat all the aerial parts of the plant (buds, shoots, leaves, flowers). In addition, they are carriers of diseases. Snails and slugs are caught by traps laid out on the ground from pieces of tar, boards and other materials, under which pests hide during the day. It is also necessary to remove the broadleaf weeds, so beloved by these pests. Spraying the soil with 0.5 - 1.5% metaldehyde helps.

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Mice and rats damage princes most often in winter. Shoots and roots especially suffer from them. Spruce branches help to partially protect the plant from rodents. For greater reliability, poisoned baits are placed nearby (cereal or flour is placed in small boxes with holes for the passage of mice, mixing a storm with the drug; cover with lids so that pets do not accidentally poison themselves). Once a month, the bait is replaced with a fresh one.

Application of the prince

The healing properties of the Siberian prince have been known since ancient times. It has been used with success for many hundreds of years by Tibetan monks and healers to treat tumors. This property of the prince has been scientifically proven, therefore it is still used in anticancer therapy. In addition, the princes are used in folk medicine for the treatment of tuberculosis, pneumonia, liver diseases, epilepsy, edema, and also as a general tonic for metabolic disorders. For the treatment of cancer, tuberculosis, epilepsy, the following recipe is used: 1 tablespoon of dried prince leaves are steamed with 2 glasses of boiling water. Next, the tincture is kept under the lid for an hour, filtered and taken 1 tablespoon 3 times a day. If necessary, the doctor can increase the dose - up to 1 tbsp. spoons in 1 glass of water.

For lung disease, the dose is usually 1 tbsp. l. leaves in 1 cup boiling water.

Often, summer residents use decorative vines to mask unsightly walls and hedges. If you pick up several different varieties of prince for an open area, you get an elegant composition that will bloom for a long time. Learn about the varietal variety of the climbing crop and its cultivation in unprotected ground.

Characteristics of the prince

The plant is closely related to another weaving flower - clematis. But at the same time, it looks more sophisticated due to delicate petals. Sometimes the prince is called wild hop or vine, and also a bindweed. With good support, the vine grows up to 3 meters in length, clinging to the ledges with curling leaf stalks.

Other features:

• stem - flexible, with many shoots;
• the root is fragile, fibrous;
• sheet plates - carved, located opposite each other;

• flowers - single, large (about 10 cm in diameter), similar to bells, with their heads down;
• color - white, pink, blue, purple. There are princes that combine 2 shades;
• flowering - from May to June;
• fruits - round, pubescent. Ripen in late summer or early autumn.

Attention! When planting a prince, remember that the plant contains poison. In folk medicine, anti-inflammatory, restorative decoctions and tinctures are prepared from it. But it is forbidden to cook and drink them without consulting a doctor!

Types and varieties of princes for growing in the garden

Botanists have described 8 types of climbing culture. Of these, only a few are found on the personal plots of Russian gardeners. Each type of prince has its own varieties. In general, there are more than a hundred of them.

The most famous:

Alpine... This species blooms with blue-violet bells ranging in size from 2 to 6 cm. It can produce buds twice per season: by the beginning and end of summer. Varieties:

• Pamela Jackman - Plentifully produces bright purple flowers;
• Lemon Dream - has a white-lemon color;
• Francis Rivis - blooms bluish purple, etc.

Alpine

Large-lobed... Flowers of a rich color and up to 9 cm in size are dissolved on May days. These princes are resistant even to 30-degree frosts. It is not surprising that more than 2 dozen varieties have been bred on the basis of this beautiful species in all respects. Some of them (all are semi-double):

• Ballet Skist - decorate the garden with pink flowers reminiscent of a graceful ballerina tutu;
• Markham's Pink - purple-pink variety;
• Cecile - blooms with violet-blue bells.

Large-lobed

Siberian... Forms flowers 3-4 cm in size. Color - pure white or with an admixture of yellow. This prince winters well and can bloom 2 times in one season. Due to the fruit, it retains its decorative effect even after wilting.

Siberian

Okhotsk... A distinctive feature - 8 petals per inflorescence. You can see them in June, when blue-violet or blue buds are dismissed on the prince. The most popular variety is Carmine Rose, where pale pink is in harmony with purple.

Okhotsk

Planting a prince in the garden

When choosing a location, it is better to give preference to a slightly shaded area than an open area with scorching rays of the sun. The soil should be fertile, loose, with neutral acidity. Make sure that the landing site of the prince is not blown by the winds. Another, no less important condition is the presence of support. This can be a pergola, fence, any kind of mesh.

Dig a deep and wide hole to root the seedling. Approximate landmarks are 0.5-0.6 m in all directions. Lay a 10-15 cm layer of drainage from broken brick or rubble at the bottom. About a month before planting the prince, pour 5-8 kg of humus, 2-3 glasses of wood ash and 50 grams of superphosphate in granules into the hole. If the soil is acidic, add about 100 g of slaked lime to this.

Landing of the prince:

1. Take a seedling or rooted stalk at 2 years of age.
2. Cut off the shoots on it above the 1st or 2nd bud.
3. Make a mound in the hole.
   
4. Place a plant on it, spread its roots.
5. Sprinkle with moist soil so that the root collar is 6-12 cm deep.
6. Compact the earth, water and mulch the future vine.

Advice. For rooting, choose a day in May, although some summer residents prefer to plant a crop in late summer or even autumn.

Features of care, pruning and reproduction

The plant of the first year of life loves water, but will not tolerate its stagnation. Moisten the soil at least once every 7-10 days, and even more often in dry conditions. After that, loosen the ground. Make sure the plants are mulched. As the crop grows, you can slightly reduce the watering intensity.

For a rich color and abundant flowering, feed the flower. Alternate between liquid organic and mineral nutrition. Apply fertilizer once a month after watering the prince. In total, 3 additional fertilizing will be required: during the development of the shoots, during the period of bud formation and after the end of flowering. Regularly prune dry twigs and wilted inflorescences, shorten the remaining shoots by 1/3.

The prince needs rejuvenation every 5 years. If the variety is not resistant to frost, the shoots are removed from the support and covered with spruce branches, and the root collar is mulched. The prince is rarely affected by ailments and pests. Use fungicides and insecticides to combat.

You can propagate a culture like this:

• seeds. Before spring sowing, they are kept in the cold for 2 months. In autumn, the material is planted without preparation;
• division. Adult princes split up in April;
• cuttings. Requirements: length - 3-6 cm (taken from the middle part of the branch), the presence of 2 nodes. It is cut in summer and rooted in a greenhouse, in a mixture of expanded clay and sand. The top is wrapped in foil and stored until next year.

The simultaneous cultivation of the Alpine, Siberian and Okhotsk prince will make it possible to realize the dream of a continuously blooming corner of the garden. It will be alternately strewn with flowers of different shades from late spring to early fall.

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