Perennial gravilat is an unpretentious plant for alpine slides or borders

Rose is rightfully considered one of the most attractive plants, but its most unusual varieties or just similar plants can be found in nature, for example, perennial gravilat. This plant belongs to rosaceous and in its appearance resembles a wild rose only in a variety of shades - pink, red, yellow or orange.

This is one of the few plants that can bloom throughout the summer, although most often flowering is observed in May-June and closer to autumn again. Due to its flowering, perennial gravilat is used for alpine or rocky hills, and mountain gravilat is best suited for this purpose, which grows about 15 cm in height and blooms with attractive yellow flowers. There are other types of gravilat that are used for decorative purposes - Chilean gravilat is ideal for borders, and river gravilat is ideal for swampy areas.

When planting a perennial gravilat on your personal plots, special attention should be paid to its location. It is desirable that this is a well-lit place, although it can be shaded.

Immediately before planting, it is advisable to dilute the soil with sand or wood ash. It is necessary to water the perennial gravilat often and abundantly, and in well-drained soil, which the plant needs, the water will not stagnate, which is very good for the state of the plant. During flowering, perennial gravilat is fed with mineral fertilizers only twice. In caring for it, it is necessary to remove dry flowers, and for the winter perennial gravilat should be covered with foliage or spruce branches.