ᐉ list of plants starting with the letter p: indoor, garden and vegetable gardens

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Radermachera (lat. Radermachera)
Today, 16 varieties of the plant are known. The only species that is grown indoors is considered to be Radermachera sinensis - a branching shrub up to 2 meters, blooming with tubular flowers up to 7 cm in diameter, yellow or white.

Chinese Radermachera (lat. Radermachera sinica)

Rapis (Bamboo palm) (lat. Rhapis)

There are 15 varieties of rapeseed. There are only two types of plants that are cultivated.

Squat rapis (Low rapis) (lat. Rhapis humilis)

Rebutia (lat. Rebutia)

Rebutia is a member of the cactus family, known in Europe since the 19th century. In the wild, it grows in the foothills of Bolivia, Peru and Argentina. There are about 40 species in the genus.

Rebutia albiflora (Rebutia albiflora) (lat. Rebutia (Aylostera) albiflora)

Rebutia marsoneri (lat. Rebutia marsoneri)

Rebutia minuscula (Rebutia minuscula)

Muscle rebutia (mouse rebutia) (lat. Rebutia muscula, Aylostera muscula)

Rebutia Rauschii (lat. Rebutia rauschii, Sulcorebutia rauschii)

Reichsteineria (Latin: Rechsteineria)

Rechsteineria (lat. Rechsteineria) is part of the Gesneriaceae family (lat. Gesneriaceae) and is a herbaceous perennial plant with lignified tuberous roots that protrude slightly above the ground.

Reichsteineria leucotricha (lat. Rechsteineria leucotricha)

Reo (lat. Rhoeo)

Reo is a low herbaceous perennial plant. Its leaves are xiphoid, dense, about 30 cm long and grow from the trunk.

Reo integumentary (Rheo variegated, Reo blanket) (lat. Rhoeo spathacea)

Reo motley is also called reo veil-shaped. It is a herbaceous rhizomatous plant. It has a fairly short, fleshy, straight stem.

Riger-begonia (begonia beautifully flowering, Begonia eliator) (lat. Begonia elatior)

Rhipsalis (lat. Rhipsalis)

This plant still comes from damp places and loves to be sprayed, this is especially necessary in the hot summer period. In winter, during the dormant period, rhipsalis can tolerate drier air.

Rhipsalis pubescent (Rhipsalis pilocarpa) (lat. Rhipsalis pilocarpa, Erythrorhipsalis pilocarpa)

Rhipsalis baccifera ssp. horrida (lat. Rhipsalis baccifera ssp. horrida)

Rhipsalis cereuscula (lat. Rhipsalis cereuscula)

Richardia (lat. Richardia)

Rodea (lat. Rohdea)

The genus Rodea (lat. Rohdea) is small in the number of species, of which there are only three. They belong to the large Liliaceae family.

Japanese rhodea (lat. Rohdea japonica)

Rhododendron (Azalea) (lat. Rhododendron, Azalea)

Azalea, also called rhododendron, which translates as “rose tree,” is extremely popular among gardeners. And all because its beautiful flowering, which occurs in winter, enlivens the house with the breath of spring.

Rose (lat. Rosa)

If you brought an indoor rose from the store, it is important not to immediately replant or do other actions that may disturb the dormancy of the plant. Mountain ash (lat.

Sorbaria sorbifolia)

Mountain ash (lat. Sorbaria sorbifolia)

Sorbaria sorbifolia belongs to the Rose family (Rosaceae) and is a medium-tall flowering shrub, reaching a height of up to 3 meters.

Indoor rose (Mini rose, Patio rose, Border rose, Miniflora rose) (lat. Rosa)

Roses were first grown in Europe with only one species, but now there are thousands of varieties of roses, so you will have plenty to choose from.

Desert Rose (Adenium obesum)

Rosemary (lat. Rosmarinus)

In terms of cultivation, the plant is unpretentious. Rosemary can be easily grown on a windowsill in a pot, in a room or on a balcony.

Rosemary (lat. Rosmarinus officinalis)

Rhomboid Rocissus (lat. Rhoicissus rhomboidea)

Rocissus rhombifolia or Cissus rhombifolia (lat. Cissus rhombifolia) is an evergreen vine and belongs to the Grape family (Vitaceae).

Ruellia (lat. Ruellia)

Ruellia prefers high air humidity. In hot weather, the flower is sprayed with warm water, standing for 6-8 hours, using a spray bottle.

Ruellia Makoya (Ruellia devo) (lat. Ruellia makoyana, Ruellia devosiana)

Ruellia Portellae (lat. Ruellia portellae)

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List of plants starting with the letter "P"

Chinese Radermachera (lat. Radermachera sinica)

Rapis (Bamboo palm) (lat. Rhapis)

There are 15 varieties of rapeseed. There are only two types of plants that are cultivated.

Squat rapis (Low rapis) (lat. Rhapis humilis)

Rebutia (lat. Rebutia)

Rebutia is a member of the cactus family, known in Europe since the 19th century. In the wild, it grows in the foothills of Bolivia, Peru and Argentina. There are about 40 species in the genus.

Rebutia albiflora (Rebutia albiflora) (lat. Rebutia (Aylostera) albiflora)

Rebutia marsoneri (lat. Rebutia marsoneri)

Rebutia minuscula (Rebutia minuscula)

Muscle rebutia (mouse rebutia) (lat. Rebutia muscula, Aylostera muscula)

Rebutia Rauschii (lat. Rebutia rauschii, Sulcorebutia rauschii)

Reichsteineria (Latin: Rechsteineria)

Rechsteineria (lat. Rechsteineria) is part of the Gesneriaceae family (lat. Gesneriaceae) and is a herbaceous perennial plant with lignified tuberous roots that protrude slightly above the ground.

Reichsteineria leucotricha (lat. Rechsteineria leucotricha)

Reo (lat. Rhoeo)

Reo is a low herbaceous perennial plant. Its leaves are xiphoid, dense, about 30 cm long and grow from the trunk.

Reo integumentary (Rheo variegated, Reo blanket) (lat. Rhoeo spathacea)

Reo motley is also called reo veil-shaped. It is a herbaceous rhizomatous plant. It has a fairly short, fleshy, straight stem.

Riger-begonia (begonia beautifully flowering, Begonia eliator) (lat. Begonia elatior)

Rhipsalis (lat. Rhipsalis)

This plant still comes from damp places and loves to be sprayed, this is especially necessary in the hot summer period. In winter, during the dormant period, rhipsalis can tolerate drier air.

Rhipsalis pubescent (Rhipsalis pilocarpa) (lat. Rhipsalis pilocarpa, Erythrorhipsalis pilocarpa)

Rhipsalis baccifera ssp. horrida (lat. Rhipsalis baccifera ssp. horrida)

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Rhipsalis cereuscula (lat. Rhipsalis cereuscula)

Richardia (lat. Richardia)

Rodea (lat. Rohdea)

The genus Rodea (lat. Rohdea) is small in the number of species, of which there are only three. They belong to the large Liliaceae family.

Japanese rhodea (lat. Rohdea japonica)

Rhododendron (Azalea) (lat. Rhododendron, Azalea)

Rose (lat. Rosa)

If you brought an indoor rose from the store, it is important not to immediately replant or do other actions that may disturb the dormancy of the plant.

Mountain ash (lat. Sorbaria sorbifolia)

Sorbaria sorbifolia belongs to the Rose family (Rosaceae) and is a medium-tall flowering shrub, reaching a height of up to 3 meters.

Indoor rose (Mini rose, Patio rose, Border rose, Miniflora rose) (lat. Rosa)

Roses were first grown in Europe with only one species, but now there are thousands of varieties of roses, so you will have plenty to choose from.

Desert Rose (Adenium obesum)

Rosemary (lat. Rosmarinus)

In terms of cultivation, the plant is unpretentious. Rosemary can be easily grown on a windowsill in a pot, in a room or on a balcony.

Rosemary (lat. Rosmarinus officinalis)

Rhomboid Rocissus (lat. Rhoicissus rhomboidea)

Rocissus rhombifolia or Cissus rhombifolia (lat. Cissus rhombifolia) is an evergreen vine and belongs to the Grape family (Vitaceae).

Ruellia (lat. Ruellia)

Ruellia prefers high air humidity. In hot weather, the flower is sprayed with warm water, standing for 6-8 hours, using a spray bottle.

Ruellia Makoya (Ruellia devo) (lat. Ruellia makoyana, Ruellia devosiana)

Ruellia Portellae (lat. Ruellia portellae)

Plant names starting with M

Maakia Amur
Magnolia grandiflora
Magnolia obovate
Maize
Maynik two-leaf
Garden marjoram
Maclura
poppy
Poppy self-seeding
Soporific poppy (opium)
Macleaia small-fruited
Macleay cordate
Common raspberry
Mallotus philippines
Malva woodland
Musk mallow
Mandarin
Mandrake spring (autumn)
Mandrake officinalis
Common cuff
Edible cassava
Maral root
Arrowroot reed
Perennial daisy
Madder
Marmalade fruit
White pigweed (common)
Mary city
Good Henry's Mary
Antihelminthic pigweed
All-leaved pigweed
Mariannik comb
Mariannik oak forest

Mariannik meadow
Field mariannik
European olive
Machiko
Common coltsfoot
Makhorka
yellow poppy
bear root
bear ear
Medvyanka
Lungwort officinalis
Mexican rubber tree
Melissa officinalis
Melia azedarah (acedarah)
Acrid small petal
Canadian small petal
Meum atamante
Mimosa
Common almond
Minuartia chaetata
Miricaria dahuriana
Miroxylon balsamic
Myrrh
Myrris fragrant
Myrtle
Myrtle marsh
Common polyroot
Juniper Cossack
Common juniper
woodlouse
Roofing rejuvenated (large)
Hammerman
Euphorbia swamp

Euphorbia tall
Euphorbia cypress
Euphorbia acute
Euphorbia twig-like (vine)
Momordica cochinensis
Monarda doublet
Common Mordovnik
Ball-headed Echinops
Wild carrots (common)
Carrots
Green hellebore
Hellebore Caucasian
Hellebore black
Cloudberry
Sea kale
sea grapes
Sweet nutmeg
Muskatnitsa
Nutmeg
musk grass
Common medlar (German)
Soapwort officinalis
Mytnik swamp
Mytnik crested
Longleaf mint
Spearmint
Korean mint
catnip
Curly mint
Peppermint
Field mint
mint

List of plants starting with the letter n: indoor, garden and vegetable plants

Plant names starting with the letter B

Marsh rosemary
Pacific bergenia
Bergenia thickleaf
Aniseed star anise (Japanese)
Sweet basil
Camphor basil
Basil mint
Common basil
Garden basil
Backout tree (backout)
Eggplant
Balsam
Balsam tree
Reed bamboo
Okra
Banana
Common ram
Amur barberry
Common barberry
Periwinkle
Periwinkle straight
Periwinkle pink
Periwinkle herbaceous
Barosma
Amur velvet
Marigolds small-flowered (spreading)
Marigolds prostrate
Bassia broom
Sweet potato
Smooth tower
Limestone slipper (real)
Speckled shoe (drip)
Red shoe
Slipper grandiflora
Big bedrenets
Bedrenets-saxifrage
Common bedrenets
Colchicum splendid
Colchicum meadow
Autumn colchicum
Beccaya shrubby
Henbane black
Belladonna

White ramie
Belozor swamp
White butterbur
Hybrid butterbur
Butterbur officinalis
Butterbur broad
Swamp whitewing
Black algae
Beloloz
Summer white flower
Belotal
Whitebeard sticking out
Bergamot
Birch warty or silver birch
Birch is low (squat)
Birch Erman (stone)
Euonymus warty
European euonymus
Bermuda grass
Berula straight
Sandy immortelle
Crazy cucumber
Bigaradia
Eastern biota
Common privet
flea grass
Common flea beetle
Flea beetle
Bobovnik anagyrofolia
Fava beans
Boveya curly
Thistle lanceolate
Common thistle
Thistle vegetable
Field thistle
Thistle leaves
God's tree
Bocconia cordifolia
Boldo
Hemlock spotted
Polygonum uniflorum
Bomeria snow white
Spreading boron
Borago

White-mouthed wrestler
Wrestler yellow
Cowl wrestler
Strong fighter
Paniculata borer
Northern fighter
Hog queen
Common warthog
Common hogweed
Siberian hogweed
Boswellia sacred
Eastern hawthorn
Hawthorn blood red
Crimean hawthorn
Deceptive hawthorn
Hawthorn monopolyta
Hawthorn pentapalm
Ukrainian hawthorn
Scarlet hawthorn
Brazil Schreber
Brandushka
Brauncol (bruncol)
Bryonia white
Bryophyllum Degremona
Bruslina
Common lingonberry
Brovnik monotuberous
Swede
Budra ivy-shaped
Elderberry (common elderberry)
Red elderberry
Elderberry herbaceous (smelly)
Black elderberry
Beech (European)
Mountain beetle
Medicinal initial letter
Bucco
Borage officinalis
Burkun white
Buten Bobrova
Buthus tuberiferous
Butane intoxicating (stupefying)
Buharnik soft
Woolly milkweed
Buchu mountain

List of all plants starting with the letter t (full catalog of names)

Plant names starting with L

Meadowsweet
Meadowsweet
Kamchatka meadowsweet
Common meadowsweet
Six-petalled meadowsweet
Lavender officinalis
Real lavender
Lavender angustifolia
Noble laurel
Camphor laurel
Lavrovishnya
Lawsonia (lausonia) non-thorny
incense tree
Lazurnik splayed
Lakonos
Liquorice (licorice)
Lakfiol
Japanese kelp
May lily of the valley
Japanese lily of the valley
Cinquefoil anseri
Cinquefoil shrub
Cinquefoil erecta
Silver cinquefoil
Lastoven Russian
Wild lettuce (compass)
Perennial lettuce
Lettuce
Poisonous lettuce
Quinoa spreading
Garden quinoa
Leuzea safflower
Lungwort officinalis
Common flax (seed)
Flax laxative

Lepidotheca fragrant
Lespedeza rush (kopeck)
Common hazel
Ligusticum scotch
Liquidambar eastern
Lycopodium clavatum
Day-lily
Lily white
Lily curly (forest)
Lily variegated
Lemon
Limonium
Schisandra chinensis
Lindera chilibuchifolia
Linnea northern
Linden small-leaved
Linden heart-shaped
Sweet Lippia
Siberian larch (deciduous)
Lychnis crown
Lychnis sparkling
Lobelia inflated
Lobelia sessile flower
Medicine spoon
Clematis brown
Clematis vine-leaved
Clematis Manchurian
Clematis straight
Burdock
Felt burdock
Small burdock
Loputsen
Caspian lotus

Nut lotus
Lofant Tibetan
Lophophora Williams
Elf angustifolia
Altai onion
Ascalon Bow
Onion
Branched onion
Yellow goose onion
Sweet onion
Bear onion
Multi-tiered onion
Onion
Victory bow
Onion drooping
Leek
Bulb onions
Bow bow
Slime Bow
Tubular onion
Angular onion
Shallot
Lunar reviving (perennial)
Daurian moonseed
Snapdragon large
Common toadflax
Lovage officinalis
Lyubka bifolia
Lupine white
Spring buttercup
Buttercup caustic
Buttercup
Creeping buttercup
Poisonous buttercup
Luffa cylindrical
Alfalfa
Alfalfa crescent
Swedish alfalfa
Horned frog

A complete list of plants that begin with the letter a with descriptions and photos

Caring for Monarch grapes

List of plants starting with the letter “c”

In order for grapes to reveal their maximum yields, they need proper care:

water the plants before they begin to bloom and after this process is completed;
plantings are mulched with humus in a layer no thinner than 3 cm.
Potassium-phosphorus compounds are used for fertilizer;
in regions with winter temperatures below -20 °C, grapes are covered until spring;
pruning is done at rest;
Bordeaux mixture is used to prevent powdery mildew in plants.

Grape pruning

Pruning is necessary, otherwise a large number of shoots will appear, which will affect the yield. Leave about 40 buds on the bush, removing 4-6 pieces. This is a medium trim level. The clusters are thinned out when peas begin to form.

Protecting crops from birds and insects

To prevent birds from spoiling the grape harvest, use bright and shiny objects that scare away the birds. CDs will do. They also use bags with a small mesh into which the clusters ripening on the bush are placed. Another modern method of control is electric bird scarers.

Preparing the crop for winter

In the climate of the northern and central regions, it is recommended to prepare grapes for winter. The bush is trimmed, placed on the ground and covered with film or straw. If the weather permits in winter, then you can limit yourself to mulching.

Rhoicissus flower

Family Grape

Roicissus is one of the representatives of the grape genus. Under natural conditions it grows in subtropical and tropical zones. In home floriculture, the following species are better known: - rhombic rhombicus - a beautiful vine with flexible shoots. The leaf consists of three lobes, each 5 cm long, shaped like a diamond. Young leaves have a silvery color, old ones become dark green, smooth and shiny. There are varieties Ellen Danica (with lobed leaves) and Jubilee (with large dark green leaves); - Cape roisissus differs from the previous species in the shape of the leaf: it is large, up to 20 cm wide, and is not divided into lobes. The upper side of the leaves is dark green, smooth, shiny, the lower side is brown, pubescent.

Secrets of success in flower care

Lighting:
The plant loves rich, diffused light, so it is best to place it near a window facing south and shade it, otherwise burns will appear on the leaves.
Watering:
In spring, summer and autumn, the vine should be watered richly, but not over-watered. In winter, during dormancy, watering should be moderate.
Air humidity:
In summer, the plant must be systematically sprayed with water at room temperature or placed under the shower.
Reproduction:
Roicissus should be propagated from stem cuttings.
Transplantation:
It is best to replant roisissus in the spring into a mixture consisting of two parts of turf, two parts of leaf soil, one part of humus soil and one part of sand.

Ruellia

Poisonous garden plants

People are setting up summer cottages for relaxation; at this time, you don’t want to think about any dangers that could harm your health. But with information, you can avoid many troubles. Many garden crops can be dangerous, here are some of them:

Narcissus is a beautiful flower that many gardeners grow for pleasure. But not everyone knows that the plant’s bulbs are poisonous. They contain lycorin. Once in the body, it causes a gag reflex.
Hyacinth is a frequent visitor to a summer cottage. Its bulbs are poisonous and are confused with onions. If you season a salad with it, due to negligence, digestion will be disrupted.

Related article: Carnivorous plants: types and characteristics of cultivation

Kupena is a herbaceous plant, used in the garden for decorative purposes.
White ash tree is a beautiful flower, popularly called the “burning bush.” It has the ability to increase the sensitivity of the skin to ultraviolet radiation. If it grows in the country, then you should wear gloves when working with it.

Garden plants should be used with caution, as their juice, if it gets into the eyes and skin, causes irritation.

Plant names starting with the letter P

Variegated petals
Rakita
Hairy broom
broom
Paniculata broom
Cancerous cervixes
Ramie white
Rape
Milk thistle
Vomit nut (chilibuha)
Pondweed floating
Rhubarb officinalis
Rhubarb palmate
Rhubarb Tangut
Radish (garden)
Ordinary cutter
Mignonette fragrant (fragrant)
Yellow mignonette
European strapweed
Parasitic strapweed
Garden turnip
Common burdock

Agrimony officinalis
Common agrimony
Rice
Cattail angustifolia
Broadleaf cattail
Hornwort submerged
Rogulnik floating
Rhodiola rosea
Rhododendron golden
Rhododendron Ledeboura
Rhododendron acuminate
Rye (cultivated)
Rose femoralis
Rosa femoris
Damask rose
Rose chinese rose
Rose prickly
Rose small-leaved
Rose pimpinellifoli
Rosa spinozissima
Rose thin-legged
French rose

Rosemary officinalis
pharmaceutical camomile
Chamomile without tongue
Caucasian chamomile
Chamomile officinalis
Mayweed
Roman chamomile
Canine chamomile
Sundew rotundifolia
Rattan resin wood
Rumyanka officinalis
Ruskus
Ruta wild
Rue aromatica (fragrant)
Camelina sativa (Caucasian, spring)
Rowan elderberry
Mountain ash
Rowan chokeberry
Variegated hazel grouse
Ussuri hazel grouse
Checkered hazel grouse
Lesser duckweed
Duckweed multi-rooted

List of all plants starting with the letter P (full catalog of names)

On this page, the Living Encyclopedia website is pleased to present readers with an encyclopedia of plants starting with the letter R. Here you will find a complete catalog (list) of all plants on planet Earth whose name begins with the letter R. To go to a detailed description of the plant you are interested in starting with the letter R, and also read literature about plants in P - click on the name of the desired plant.

Ravenala Radermacher Radicchio Radiola flaxiferous Ryegrass tall broom coronal broom Russian broom Rakum-salacca Rambutan Rami Ramonda Ramonda serbian Rangpur (fruit) Randia Ranzania Rapateaceae Raponticum Raponticum safflora Raponticum falxaceae Rapeseed Plants Milk thistle Milk thistle Rauwolfia Rau wolfia serpentine Raphidophora Raffia (palm) Rafflesiaceae Rafflesia Rafflesia Arnolda Rdest Alpine pondweed Combed pondweed Curly-leaved pondweed Acute-leaved pondweed Floating pondweed Sarmatian pondweed Dull-leaved pondweed Khakass pondweed Yuzepchuk's pondweed Pondweed

Ribcarp Austrian Ribcarp Kamchatka Ribcarp Ural Ribcarp Rebutia Rhubarb Rhubarb noble Rhubarb wavy Rhubarb officinalis Rhubarb palmate Radish Radish Field radish Radish sativum Rezeda (plant) Reseda Yellow mignonette Yellow mignonette Reseda Rezuha Rezuha pendulous clover Rezuha arrows obvious Rhesuchoid Tal's Rhesuchnik Reinutria sakhalinensis Reinutria japonica Belt petal Adriatic adriatic Rhizophora acuminata Rhizophora Rhizophora Rindera four-scutellum Rhiniophytes Rhipsalis Rice Rice sativa Rice Rhytidophyllum Riccia Riccia Robinia Robinia sticky Robinia false acacia Robinia New Mexicana Robinia lush Robinia bristle-haired Cattail Cattail Laxman Cattail angustifolia Cattail Tsveleva Broad-leaved cattail Cataceae Hornwort submerged hornwort Semi-submerged hornwort Rogulnik Rogulnik Maksimovich Rogulnik floating Rogulnik Khankai Rhodiola Rhodiola rosea

Rhododendron Augustine's Rhododendron Adams' Rhododendron Albrecht's Rhododendron Atlantic Rhododendron White-flowered Rhododendron Vazeya Rhododendron Magnificent Rhododendron bare-flowered Rhododendron Greenlandic Rhododendron Dahurian Rhododendron Degron's Rhododendron Woody Rhododendron Tree-like Rhododendron Yellow Rhododendron Stiff-haired Rhododendron Western Rhododendron Golden rhododendron Caucasian rhododendron Kamchatka rhododendron Canadian rhododendron Dwarf rhododendron Carolina rhododendron Carpathian rhododendron Rhododendron racemosus Rhododendron sticky Rhododendron carpet-shaped Rhododendron bell-shaped Rhododendron short-fruited Rhododendron Costera Rhododendron reddish Rhododendron largest Rhododendron large-leaved Rhododendron Katevbinskiy Rhododendron Lapland Rhododendron Ledebura Rhododendron small Rhododendron small-leaved Rhododendron soft Rhododendron marigold Rhododendron sea buckthorn Rhododendron acuminate Rhododendron dense endron Rhododendron podelnikovy Rhododendron ponticus Rhododendron beautiful Rhododendron equal-tall Rhododendron Redovsky Rhododendron ciliated Rhododendron rusty Rhododendron pink Sikhotinsky Rhododendron Smirnov's Rhododendron Thyme-leaved Rhododendron Thomson's Rhododendron Ungern's Rhododendron Fori's Rhododendron Forrest's Rhododendron Chonoski's Rhododendron Schlippenbach's Rhododendron Yunnan Rhododendron Japanese Rhododendron questionable Rhodolea Rhodomyrt felt Rhodothamnus Rodriguezia Rodriguezia beautiful Rozhkov o tree Rye Rye (genus) Rose Banks Hawaiian rose Smooth rose Damask rose Dahurian rose Rose fragrant rose chinese rose semi-umbrella rose blue rose rosaceae

Rosella (plant) Rosette Rosidae Rosemary Rosemary officinalis Rose (plant) Rose apple Pink Rosaceae Roiptelea Roiscissus Roystoneea Rollinia mucosa Romanesco (cabbage) Chamomile Chamomile aromatic Chamomile Roman chamomile Romulea Ropalostylis tasty Roridula Rosichka Rosolist Rossioglossum Rossioglossum large Sundew Rosyan ka English Sundew disyllabic Cape Sundew Sundew round-leaved Sundew intermedia Sundew Roraima Sundews Rubus Rudbeckia Rudbeckia hairy Rudraksha Arugula Ruppia Ruppia marine Russelia Russelia Russelia horsetail Rue Ruta fragrant Rueaceae Rutaceae (subfamily) Ruellia Camelina (plant) Camelina Rowan Sorbus glogovina Rowan Gorodkova Rya home bean Rowan round-leaved Rowan Mouzho Common rowan Siberian rowan Rowan mixed Fieldfare (plant) Olga's Fieldfare Fieldfare with rowan leaves Sumacholium fieldfare Fritillary (plant) Pale-flowered fritillary Valuev's fritillary Eastern fritillary Mountain fritillary Dagan fritillary Drenovsky's fritillary Imperial fritillary Kamchatka fritillary Lusitanian fritillary Mikhailovsky's fritillary Fritillary mut Sheep's Fritillary Russian Fritillary Severtsov's Fritillary (plant) Checkered Fritillary Checkered Fritillary Eduard's Fritillary Duckweed Duckweed humpbacked Duckweed tiny Duckweed small Duckweed trilobed Duckweed tropical Duckweed Duckweed

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Flowers starting with the letter R

Rose (red) love, passion. “I love you”, “I can’t live without you”, “You should be mine.”

Rose (bud, red) “I think I’ve fallen in love with you”, “I’m glad we got to know each other”, “Every day my feelings for you are getting stronger”

Rosa Grand Prix respect, generosity, love, trust, “You deserve the best.” Rose Grand Prix expresses the most noble feelings.

Rose (white) purity and innocence, modesty and tenderness, mystery. “I will get you”, “You are an angel”.

Rose (bud, white) youth, inexperience, charm. “I’m ready to wait for you,” “I don’t want to lose you.”

Rose (red and white together) unity, tenderness and passion. “You mean the whole world to me!”

Rose (yellow) happiness, joy. "You are my sun". A flower that expresses the most positive emotions. According to the language of flowers, yellow roses have nothing to do with betrayal and jealousy (although this interpretation of their symbolic meaning is very common).

Rose (cream) elegance, harmony, perfection, constancy. "I remember. Always!”, “You and I are the perfect couple”, “You are beyond praise!”

Rose (pink) the highest happiness, “Trust me”

Rose (wedding) happy love, reciprocity. "We are together forever"

White-red rose – reunion, symbol of England Pale-colored rose – friendship Yellow rose – infidelity, jealousy, joy Yellow-orange rose – Passionate thoughts Carolina rose – “Love is dangerous” Coral / orange rose – desire, enthusiasm Red rose – love, desire, respect, courage Red-yellow rose - congratulations Musk rose - capricious beauty Peach rose - bringing lovers closer together, completing a deal Christmas rose - calm and peace Pink rose - love, grace, tenderness Pink-white rose - “I will love you forever” Wedding rose – happy life Light pink rose – admiration Dark pink rose – gratitude Rosemary – Constancy, fidelity, loyalty Chamomile – initiative and ingenuity

Chamomile youth, innocence, mistrust, romance.

Plant tissue is a complex of cells that have the same structure and origin and perform the same function. Plant tissues are meristematic, educational and permanent. Permanent tissues are integumentary, basic, mechanical, conductive and excretory. Tissue made up of cells of equal size in all directions or slightly elongated is called ground tissue or parenchyma. The main tissues, in turn, include assimilation, storage, pneumatic, etc.

The integumentary tissues are the skin, or epidermis, cork and crust. Nutrients are deposited in the main storage tissue. The process of photosynthesis occurs in the assimilation tissue.

Mechanical tissues (collenchyma, sclerenchyma, etc.) give plant organs strength. Passing tissues include tracheas and tracheids, which carry upward current (water and nutrients), and sieve tubes, which carry downward current (plastic substances). The ascending current from the roots to the leaves travels through the vessels at a speed of approximately 2-4 meters per hour. Downward current through the sieve tubes at a speed of approximately 0.7 - 1.7 m per hour.

Rhizosphere - from Greek. rhiza root and sphaira - ball, is a layer of soil (2-3 mm) directly adjacent to the root of the plant and characterized by a high content of microorganisms. The composition of the rhizosphere microflora depends mainly on the soil type, plant species and age. The action of rhizosphere microorganisms is diverse: they convert some soil compounds that are difficult for plants to digest into easily digestible ones, synthesize biologically active substances, enter into symbiosis with plants, release toxins, participate in denitrification (the process of reducing gaseous nitrogen compounds from nitrates and nitrites), etc.

Rhipsalis flower

Family Cactaceae

Leafless epiphytic plants with articulated shoots of various shapes. Flowering in mid-winter. Propagation by cuttings and seeds. In September-October, plants have a dormant period of 6-8 weeks.

Types of indoor plants

Rhipsalis pilocarpa - the stems are more powerful and rigid, do not branch very much and are covered with short yellowish hairs. In suitable conditions it blooms 2-3 times a year. At the same time, it blooms quite profusely with large yellowish flowers. The flowers have many petals and stamens, which makes them appear fluffy. Rhipsalis cereuscula Rhipsalis cereuscula - the stems consist of thin, fleshy and short segments that branch well. We can say that the plant consists of thin sticks. It can take either an ampel shape or a tree-like appearance, but then it needs to be tied up. In indoor conditions it blooms very rarely. Rhipsalis sterile Rhipsalis cassutha. An epiphytic plant, with thin, only a few millimeters in diameter, leafless branching stems, which, hanging down and intertwining, form a kind of dense network. Sometimes aerial roots form on them. It produces numerous flowers, white or cream, which are followed by spherical white or pink fruits. Rhipsalis pachyptera. Epiphytic shrub with segmented shoots up to 1 m long. Segments up to 20 cm long and 15 cm wide, flat, jagged, green, with a purple bloom. Produces yellow flowers.

Secrets of success in flower care

Temperature: in spring and summer 18-20°C. In winter 12-16°C, not lower than 10°C.

Lighting: bright diffused. The plant should be shaded from direct sun.

Watering: abundant in spring and summer

In autumn, watering is reduced; in winter, watering is done carefully.

Air humidity: needs spraying in summer.

Reproduction: cuttings and seeds.

Transplantation: immediately after flowering, young ones every year, adults as needed every 2-3 years, large specimens after 4-5 years.

Pests: mealybugs, spider mites, scale insects and false scale insects.

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Plant names starting with P

Wrinkled holly
Holly holly
Paraguayan holly
Fenugreek (Greek)
Speckled paznik
Paznik taproot
Palaquium sticky
Paliurus Christis thorn
African oil palm
Caucasian palm
Spotted palmate root (speckled)
Panama rubber tree
Papaya
male fern
Wig tree
Parthenocissus quinquefolia
Nightshade
Nightshade bittersweet
Nightshade
Nightshade black
Passionflower incarnate
Passiflora red-white (flesh)
Passiflora meat-red
Meadow parsnip
Common parsnip
Parsnips
Common shepherd's purse
Patrinia sibirica
Patrinia rocky
Patrinia average
Common odorifera
Pelargonium
spring primrose
Primrose officinalis (real)
Powdery primrose
Tumbleweed
Pereleska
White step
Allspice
Cube pepper
Annual pepper
Capsicum
Narrow-leaved pepper
Black pepper
Jamaican pepper
Common peach
Persicaria amphibian
Peter's cross scaly (ordinary)
Garden parsley

Peumus boldo
Noble liverwort
Tansy balsamic
Tansy maiden
Tansy
Tansy cinerafolia
Tansy bright red
Pilocarpus pinnatefolia
Pilocarpus jaborandi
Pimenta officinalis (dioecious)
White-flowered peony
Peony officinalis
Peony milky-flowered
Peony thin-leaved
Peony angustifolia
Peony evasive
Feverfew
Pyrethrum red
Piscidian tree
Siberian fir
Weeping grass
Moss moss
Moss clubmoss
Eastern flatweed
Amur ivy
Common ivy (climbing)
European dodder
Povoy fence
Common rattle
Podbel multifolia
European undergrowth
True bedstraw (yellow)
Cleavers
Speckled podnik
Large plantain
Plantain lanceolifolia
Sandy plantain
Medium plantain
Plantain rough
Podophyll thyroid
Snowdrop Voronova
Snowdrop white
Common snowdrop
Cultivated sunflower (common)
Sunflower annual
Common hoist
Real spelled (German)
Polunitsa

Wormwood
Medicinal wormwood
Common wormwood
Artemisia field
Artemisia citvarens
Wormwood-tarragon
Pomeranian
Edible tomato
Popovnik red
Common popovnik
Intermediate cutter
Purslane
Latifolia latifolia
Hemp sapling
Posthenitsa officinalis
Kidney tea
Spring primrose
Powdery primrose
Flat trailer
Scilla sea
perennial woodweed
Prolomnik northern
Common mallow
Musk mallow
Common millet (seeding)
Meadow lumbago (blackening)
The shot is drooping
Opened lumbago
Protium
Pterocarpus
Ornithischian caudate
Pot-bellied high
Bladder tree
Pemphigus vulgare
Noble navel
Yellow-colored navel
Dyeing navel
Mayweed
Dog belly button
Motherwort five-lobed
Motherwort cordial
Cotton grass
Broadleaf cotton grass
Soft wheat (summer)
Common wheat
Spelled wheat
Creeping wheatgrass
Greek cinquefoil
Cinquefoil bush

Healing herbs in the garden

It is customary to grow onions, dill, and parsley on a personal plot. Of course, these herbs are useful. But there are garden plants that are eaten for the health of the body and to decorate the area. Here are some of them:

Amaranth is a herbaceous plant that resembles the taste of spinach. It is used for making soups, sauces, salads, and the dried leaves are used for brewing tea. The grains are the most valuable food for birds, and the stems with leaves are for livestock. Amaranth is used to treat tumors, radiation sickness and other diseases. The plant improves the structure of the soil; many people grow it simply for beauty.

Fennel resembles dill in appearance. The seeds and greens of this plant are valued. Used to enrich the taste of dishes, for salads and canning vegetables. In medicine, the seeds are used to treat the nervous system, heart and other diseases.

Garden crops

The names of garden plants and the fruits of these plants are very diverse. There are a huge number of species, varieties and varieties. Here are some of them:

Root vegetables: radishes, turnips, rutabaga, carrots, potatoes.
Leafy plants: lettuce, spinach, sorrel.
Spicy flavors: basil, dill, celery, parsley.
Melons: watermelon, melon, pumpkin, zucchini, squash.
Legumes: peas, beans.
Cabbage crops: white and red cabbage, kohlrabi, Brussels sprouts, Peking cabbage, cauliflower.
Herbaceous plants: leeks and shallots, asparagus and garlic, beets and cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers.

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Garden plants, depending on the species, are grown in different ways. But one thing remains unchanged - the creation of optimal conditions for growth.

Plant names starting with C

Sabadilla officinalis
Marsh cinquefoil
Saxifraga
Wild lettuce
Lettuce
Boxwood evergreen
Sandalwood
Sunberry
Sansevieria
Santal white
Sapota (sapota tree)
Saranka curly
Mexican sarsaparilla
Sassafras officinalis
Safflower dyeing
Sugar cane
Beetroot (table)
Pigweed palmate
Sedach
European Weekend
Sedum telefium
Securinega ramata
Securinega subshrub
Common spleen
Spleenwort alternate-leaved
Celery fragrant (fragrant)
Senna
The core is bitter
Meadow heartwood
The core is granular
Serpukha crowned
Sivets meadow
Siella straight
Syzygium aromatic
Eryngium flatifolia
Seaside eryngium

Plain eryngium (field)
blue cyanosis
Common bruise
Sirenia pods
Amur lilac
Common lilac
Scandix Venus's comb (Scandix comb)
Roofing skid
Scopolia caucasica
Scopolia carniolina
Scordia
Scorzonera
Skumpia koggigria
Mackerel leather
Homemade plum
Blackthorn
Plum splayed
Salivogon officinalis (salivary or dental root)
Fig tree
Common pitcher
Drooping pitcher (drooping)
Tar sticky
Common gum
Smelling tar
White currant
Red currants
Black currant
Common borer
Dog rose
Sokyrki field
Saleros europaea
Sunflower coinifolia (coin-shaped)
Licorice naked (smooth)
Ural licorice

Strawflower two-toothed
Solyanka Russian
Sorghum aleppo
Water pine
Scots pine
Saussurea is pretty
Sophora japonica
Sochevichnik spring
Common soybean (cultivated)
Soybean bristlecone
Asparagus shiny
Asparagus officinalis (pharmacy)
Common asparagus
Spelled
Spiraea looseleaf
knotweed
Prickly steelweed
Field steelweed (arable)
Powerful cohosh
Stellaria lapufolia
Styrax benzoin
Agave
Passion flower incarnate
Passion flower meat red
Common arrowhead (arrowleaf)
Strophanthus bristly
Sudanese rose (hibiscus)
Sumac tanning (leather)
Common cress
Susak umbrella
Sukhorebrick
Forest dried grass
Marsh dry grass (swamp)
Schenoplectus lacustrine
Full round

Plant names starting with the letter B

Woad dyeing
Valerian elderifolia
Valerian Volga
Valerian
Grossheim
Valerian officinalis
Valerian Russian
Vanilla flatleaf (fragrant)
meadow cornflower
Cornflower blue
Cornflower scabious
Cornflower rough
Basil foliage
Stinking cornflower
yellow cornflower
Small basil
Common Basil
Horned cornflowers
Syrian cottonweed
Three-leaf watch
Ground reed grass
Real lady's slipper
Venus crest
Goat willow
Red willow
Common heather
Monetary loosestrife
Common loosestrife
Verbena officinalis
Camel thorn (false)
Common heather
Heather berry
Veronica longifolia
Veronica dubravnaya

Veronica spicata
Veronica key (coastal)
Veronica officinalis
Veronica ivy
Veronica flowing (rail)
Common trochanter
Vetla
Oak anemone (white)
Forest anemone
Ranunculus anemone
Veh poisonous
Vechernitsa
Siberian bloat carp
Common vetch
Wine grapes
Five-leaved maiden grape
Ground grapes
Cultivated grapes
Japanese vineyard
Virgin nut
Visnaga carrot-shaped
Wisteria Common Cherry
Common watercolor (frog)
Waterdrinker deaf
Common catchment
Water lily
Water lily yellow
Black crowberry
Watercress
Water chestnut floating
water pepper
Italian volovik
Volovik officinalis

Field grass
Golden volodushka
Volodushka Komarova
Volodushka sickle-shaped
Curly thistle
Common wolfberry
Common wolfweed
Red-rooted sparrow
Sparrow officinalis
Field sparrow
Purple blue sparrow
Sparrow millet
Voronets spicata
Black Voronets
Crow's eye four-leaf
Crow's foot outstretched
Teassus
Teassum
Teasel
Marsh waxweed
Lesser waxweed
Common waxweed
wax tree
Lesser waxflower
Swamp lice
Crested lice
Fence loach
Field bindweed
Resinous bindweed
Vuh swamp
Knitting smooth (naked)
Mountain elm (rough)
Small elm
Vyazel multi-colored (variegated)

Plant names starting with D

Damiana
Datiska hemp
Elecampane flea
Elecampane British
Elecampane tall
Elecampane german (German)
Elecampane coarse-haired
Elecampane
Elecampane splayed
Elecampane rough
Delphinium
Delphinium tall
Delphinium royal
Delphinium reticulata
Demonorops dragon
Dendranthem Zavadsky
Loosestrife
Dereza Russian
Hold-tree ordinary
Deskuraynia Sofia (de-smoking)
Jatamatsi
Jeffersonia is dubious
Johnson's grass
Jusay

Long-fruited jute
Diwala perennial
Diwala annual
Wild rue
Dimorphant
Dioscorea caucasica
Dipterocarpus obtuse
Dichroa antifever
White clover
Sweet sweet clover (tall)
Clover serrated
Sweet clover
Dorema gumum
Dorema sandy
Doricnium greek
Doronicum poisonous
Dracaena dracaena
Woodplier
Drema white
Meadow snooze
Slumber resinous
Dreamia sea
Gorse
European Dryakva
English oak
Summer oak

Common oak
Fluffy oak
Sessile oak
English oak
Duboisia narcotic
Dubrovka is fragrant
Dubrovnik white felt (white)
Common Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik garlic
Angelica officinalis
Angelica silica
Angelica bear
Datura Indian
Datura common
Common cocklebur
Cocklebur prickly
Common cocklebur
Common fragrant spikelet
Oregano
Dymyanka pharmaceutical (medicinal)
melon tree
Melon
Angelica officinalis
Angelica

Plant names starting with the letter Z

Field toadgrass
Annual toadweed
Zharnovets paniculata
indoor jasmine
Jasmine bush
Monnier root
Zheltinnik
Horned yellow acid
Canadian goldenseal
Wallflower
Jaundice yellow
Jaundice lacviolet
Levcoyus jaundice
Jaundice spreading

Scattered jaundice
Graying jaundice
Grayish jaundice
Gray jaundice
Cherry's yellowtail
Panax ginseng
Zherukha officinalis
Marsh geranium
Larkspur high
Larkspur
Larkspur sativus
Larkspur reticulata
Tenacious Geneva (hairy)

Laxman's tenacity
Creeping tenacious
Blue honeysuckle
Sweet honeysuckle
Honeysuckle Honeysuckle
Edible honeysuckle
Tatarian honeysuckle
Honeysuckle Chamisso
Jinzeng Chinese
Common butterwort
Jojoba
Zhoster brittle
Zhoster laxative
Blood crane

Plant names starting with the letter I

Iberis bitter (Iberian)
White willow
Goat willow
Willow brittle
Almond-leaved willow
Holly willow
Ash willow
Willow
Willow five-stamen
Russian willow
Willow tristamen
Ivan-da-Marya
Blooming Sally
Butcher's broom (prickly)
Butcher's broom
Ikotnik gray-green
Ikotnik gray

Illicium anise
Ilm mountain
Ginger officinalis
Real ginger (regular)
Imperata reed
Imperata cylindrical
Indigo
Indigofera (indigonos)
Indian onion
Common fig
Irga canadensis
Irga roundifolia
Irga common
Irga oval
Iris calamus
Water iris
Iris germanica

Iris yellow
Iris false calamus
German iris
Iris fine-leaved
Iris florentina
Iceland moss
Hyssop officinalis
Common hyssop
Istod is big
The origin is bitter
The source is bitter
Istod ordinary
Istod Senega
Istod Siberian
Istoda thin-leaved
Istod crested

Rosmarinus officinalis L. flower

Family Lamiaceae

Unfortunately, even the most cold-resistant forms of rosemary do not overwinter in the open ground of central Russia, so the only way to cultivate this fragrant shrub is to plant it on a windowsill or in a winter garden. The homeland of rosemary is the Mediterranean, where it enjoys a well-deserved reputation as a medicinal spice and is valued in perfumery, cooking and medicine. Even today, this flower is used in aesthetic medicine. You can verify this here. It was not for nothing that the glorious Don Quixote took with him a miraculous balm infused with rosemary: it helped heal bleeding wounds and heart ailments. Cervantes himself treated the medicinal properties of rosemary with a fair amount of humor, but the phytoncidal effect of rosemary is undeniable. This plant exudes a noble aroma that kills bacteria and improves the health of the air in your apartment. The healing properties completely redeem the modest appearance of rosemary. The small narrow foliage is somewhat reminiscent of needles: individual leaves are dark green, finely wrinkled with veins on the upper side and whitish with pubescence on the lower side. The flowers are light purple, medium-sized, and usually appear in early spring. Rosemary may re-bloom in summer. Rosemary tolerates haircuts well. Using ordinary scissors, you can get a miniature copy of a cypress tree, a ball or cube of dense greenery, or more complex shapes on your own window. In addition, cut branches will add an exotic touch to soups, pickles, sauces and marinades. Inhalations with rosemary leaves will help with colds.

Roicissus

Plant names starting with the letter Z

Harelip intoxicating
Cylindrical haretail
Zamanikha high
Hare's ear
Large star
Great chickweed
Chickweed
Chickweed lanceolate
Chickweed (woodlice)
St. John's wort
St. John's wort elongated
St. John's wort
St. John's wort
St. John's wort spotted
St. John's wort elongated
St. John's wort
St. John's wort
Zvonets
Zebrina

Zelenchuk yellow
Green strawberries
Wild strawberry
Arbutus
Ground nuts
Zigadenus sibirica
Jujube capitate
Real jujube
winter meadow
Wintergreen
Umbrella wintergreen
Zira
Goldenflower sativum
Goldenrod
Coil
Argun snakehead
Moldavian snakehead
Drooping snakehead
Thyme-flowered snakehead
Goldenrod

Goldenrod
Golden rod
Golden Rain
Golden root
Golden mustache
Centaury umbellata
Centaury beautiful
Centaury small
Centaury
Zopnik tuberiferous
Zopnik prickly
Zorya ordinary
Serpentine bulbous
Fragrant bison
Odorous bison
Red clove
Common teeth
Late denticula
Toothwort tuberous
European Zyuznik

Plant names starting with T

Virginia tobacco
Tobacco Mapacho
Real tobacco
Meadowsweet
Meadowsweet
Common meadowsweet
Meadowsweet
Tagetes rejected
Tamarix multibranched
Indian tamarind
Thamus vulgaris
Tarragon
Tatarnik prickly
Thorny thorn
Thermopsis lanceolate
Blackthorn

Mother-in-law's tongue
Common thyme (fragrant)
creeping thyme
Cumin Indian (Coptic)
Cumin
Roman cumin
Cumin black
Bearberry
Edible tomato (tomato)
Jerusalem artichoke (earthen pear)
Poplar black
Field toritsa (arable)
Tradescantia striped

Three-rib perforated
Tripospermum perforatum
Tripolium vulgare
Tromsdorfia spotted (speckled)
Common reed (southern)
Medium shaker
Turmerik
Thuja occidentalis
Common pumpkin
Yarrow
Yarrow
Yarrow ptarmika

Rhapis excelsa flower

Palm family

This species, like Mexican mountain palms, is also similar to bamboo. The segmented stems are covered with reticulate fibrous leaf bases. The leaves are fan-shaped, small, dissected into only 5-10 lobes with a finely serrated edge. Tall rapis reaches a height of 3 m. It is hardy enough to be grown at home and tolerates even dimly lit rooms. In winter, it can be kept in poorly heated corridors at 6-8°C or 10-12°C, as well as at normal room temperature. Caring for rapis is not much different from caring for other palm trees. In summer, it is watered abundantly and regularly, sprayed, and the leaves are washed at least once a month. In winter, at low temperatures, the leaves are not sprayed or washed, but the clod of earth is not allowed to dry out. The pot for transplanting rapeseed is not needed to be deep, but rather wide, as required by its superficial root system. As a substrate, we can recommend a mixture of turf, compost and peat soil with sand (2:2:2:1).

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Names of fruit bushes in the garden

These crops bring great benefits to garden owners: they provide tasty and healthy berries; they decorate the garden area; they are unpretentious to growing conditions; They are easy to care for.

Gooseberry is a shrub whose fruits contain large quantities of vitamins and microelements. Does not require special care, but is sensitive to winter cold and excessive humidity. Therefore, it should be sprinkled in the winter and not flooded in the summer. It bears fruit for twenty-five years.

Raspberry is a frost-resistant fruit shrub. Grows in sunny areas, protected from drafts. Healing berries appear a year after planting. The bushes grow quickly. This plant is demanding on soil and moisture.
Irga is a garden decoration. Grows in bushes and trees. Gardeners love this plant for its delicious berries, gorgeous flowering and unpretentiousness. The fruits have an anti-inflammatory effect in treating the stomach and gums.