The Most Beautiful Clums

If the owners have been able to buy a long-distance area in winter or spring, it is difficult to cover it during the season. The crews are going to sit down, but the beautiful flowers are hard to break, because many plants start to tremble and only get decorative for the second year. The only option is to buy or raise one-year-olds on the windows. Cloud colours♪ Their vegetation period is so short that many plants are starting to zip in May. The important thing is to combine and pick up classes so that the flower can be seen in an effective season.

When you buy seeds of single-year-olds, you're gonna have to rely on your clumbing not until mid-May, even if you grow home, on the undergrounds. When directly planted in the ground, the plants will flourish by June. And the reason is not only that most single-year-olds give first flowers 40 to 45 days after seeds. The speed of harvesting will also be influenced by weather. If the May is cold, in the freezer, the swellings will be easily damaged, stopped in growth, and their vegetation period will increase. Even the most unpleasant velvets don't like night and day temperature control. The gardeners therefore have an unspoken rule: to plant dispersions only after the end of the May freezes, and if they were planted immediately into the ground, to cover the Spandon or other non-cash material for the night.

The only way to get the clums to zvet in April is to make them beautiful single-year-olds in the mountains and containers. The seeds will be planted in the tanks from the beginning of January to obtain by the end of the spring arable, covered with flower kidneys.

For these purposes, the singing of amplelles, calandulas, lobes and velvets is well suited. They start to sow in the middle of winter, and to speed up the vegetation, they will be further refreshed by March. At the end of April, beautiful flowers will be disbanded in the mountains and containers, which can be displayed in the cloths by day. It's true, by the evening, beauty will have to hide in the veranda so as not to freeze.