Azaleas, rhododendrons L3 liters of land, Dnipropetrovsk region.

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Japanese azaleas are quite popular in our gardens. In their own family, they grow to the size of medium-sized, wide bushes, if compared with relatively small sizes in our continental, drier climate. These are unpretentious bushes that bloom very profusely, mostly from the middle to the end of spring. Maruschka (Marushka) is a beautiful name for a beautiful azalea. It was this Eastern European name that the author Hans Hachmann named this type of ego in 1988. This evergreen azalea has deep red flowers. It grows slowly, more to the sides. The flowering is very abundant, the flowers cover the entire plant.** After flowering, Marushka is decorated with small, slightly convex, shiny leaves**. In the summer they are dark green, in the fall they begin to turn red, and all winter until flowering they have a rich burgundy color. These flowers do not shed leaves and contrast perfectly with plants with green leaves. It will add decorativeness and mulching with a light crumb. At the age of 10 years **Maruschka reaches up to 45 cm in height and up to 70 **cm in width. Japanese azaleas can be formed by pruning, preferably in June, so that the plant has time to create flower buds for the next season. If you are going to form your azaleas, do not usefertilizers that enhance growth. Azaleas require light, acidic, well-drained and preferably constantly moistened (but not waterlogged) soil rich in iron and phosphorus. Use special fertilizers for rhododendrons and azaleas or for heather plants. To maintain soil moisture, it is recommended to keep it constantly mulched. The ideal mixture for planting is 1/3 peat, 1/3 leaf humus or compost without lime and 1/3 soil from the planting site. The roots of azalea are small and grow wide, so do not plant them too deeply and in any case not in heavy, impermeable soil. Frost resistance to -29 ° C.