Will sell seedlings of Aquilegia (catchment).

Will sell seedlings of Aquilegia (catchment). Akvilegija (catchment) – the plant is undemanding to soil, but it grows on loose, light, moist humus soil. To improve the composition of the soil percapita it before boarding Aquilegia with humus or compost the ratio of one bucket of fertilizer per 1m3. The digging depth of approximately 20cm. Columbines are planted so that in one square meter was located 10 to 12 plants depending on the variety or type. Tall forms of Aquilegia planted at a distance of 40cm from each other, dwarf – at a distance of 25cm. Note that akvilegija tends to scatter the seeds into the soil, so be prepared to struggle with self-seeding. But some growers allow the plants to spread by self-seeding, because after 5-6 years, when you planted the bushes get old and lose their decorative effect, you will be able to dig up, leaving the bed independently grown young plants. As usual, the primary care Aquilegia is watering, fertilizing, cultivating and weeding the soil around the plants during active growth. Akvilegija likes to drink, but because the root system it goes deep into the ground from lack of moisture it suffers rare except in severe drought. Time to remove the weeds, especially while young shoots and low; loosen the ground after watering or rain so that the moisture does not evaporate from surface soil and fertilize quickly columbines that she found her best form. Fertilize plots with Aquilegia twice over the summer: mineral fertilizer at the beginning of active growth – 50g of superphosphate, 15 g of salt and 25 g of potassium nitrate per m2 and the unconcentrated solution of mullein at the rate of 1 bucket per m2. Two fertilizing in the summer is enough. Seedlings 2 and 3-year-olds. Flowering in the year of planting. Price: 2-year-old with one spike – 8grn. 3-year-old with peduncles 2-3 – 1,5 EUR. 3-year-old with 4 or more stalks – 20 UAH. There are many flowering plants and bushes. See all my ads. The entire list with prices and photos on my website: http://kherson-flower.ucoz.ua