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The periwinkle

E 'was the favorite flower of Jean Jacques Rousseau

. It grows wild in almost all of Europe. Among the Celts, the periwinkle was particularly dear to the Wizards, who used to pack
potions and brews. In some countries, its flowers were scattered in front of spouses as auspicious gesture, in other regions, his arms were crossed to obtain
crown to be placed on the graves.
The symbolic value of the periwinkle is related to memory, giving a periwinkle expresses his desire to leave and keep a sweet memory.
TECHNICAL CULTURE
cultivation Periwinkle no major difficulties.
are plants that need lots of light, full sun and lots of air in both summer and winter, brought to plant as much light as possible.
The optimal temperatures for cultivation are: summer 21 ° C which can be up to 29 ° C in winter to around 16-18 ° C. Below 15 ° C, the plant begins to show signs of sofferenza.Se is possible in summer is good to keep the plant open, even in bright sunlight, under these conditions, with the right moisture content, the plant will bloom from spring to summer and very generously in some species in autumn.
Many people treat this as an annual plant, ie, eliminate the past autumn. This is not necessary because if you keep temperatures mild in winter, keeping it at home, in the light, the plant will live very well.

WATERING
The periwinkle plants should be watered thoroughly in the spring and autumn for the most part, taking care not to stagnate water in the saucer as it does not tolerate stagnation idrici.In autumn and winter watered enough to keep the soil wet.
FERTILIZATION
The Periwinkle is a plant that grows so much, it should be fertilized every two weeks throughout the growing season ie from spring to autumn. During the rest periods are suspended fertilization.
PRUNING
To have a good posture cescpuglioso is a good practice to prune the plants high enough energy leaving the stems about 10 cm in height from the base while in the specimens that are bred in hanging baskets is preferable to make the topping.

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The Malvarosa

herbaceous plant, rustic, known for eye-catching and elegant high spikes that lead and persistent imbutifomi flowers, single or double, or even dare to color yellow and lavender.
It 's a common species in northern and central Europe, in damp and cool, usually near streams.

Flowers: rather large, semi-double or double, single or in inflorescences in clusters. White, pink, red, purple or yellow flower in summer. biennial cultivation: sow in the shade in the nursery in May-June. Transplanted in pots when the seedlings have three or four leaves and then put a house in September-October, taking care to leave 20-30 cm of space from plant to plant. It blooms in July- August.

Growing annual : the Althaea sinensis is sown in March-April, in small bowls and cover. Dwelling starts in May and blooms throughout the summer from July to September. Cultivation of perennial varieties
is sown in May, June or July in a box and starts to home in October or in March. Will it bloom every summer for several years. The old strains can be divided in spring or autumn in order to perpetuate the variety.
Exposure: love the sun.
Watering: Watering wants to moderate, when transplanted, for the first few days are needed for spraying water on the leaves.
Land : deep, medium consistency, it can be obtained by adding to the land of the garden a mixture of 2 / 3 of soil which is sold and 1 / 3 sand.

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The begonia

Temperature: begonias love the heat. Are planted in late May in the northern regions, early to mid May in climate.

Watering: The flowering plant is very drought resistant and tolerate for long periods. Should not be wet leaves, easy to get sick. During flowering fertilize with liquid fertilizer once a week.
Playing : From seed in late winter. Spread the seeds in a small earthenware pot (40000 seeds per gram) in a mixture of sand and soil of the moor. When the first two leaves appear to transplanting the seedlings in pots (2 cm apart). Then transplanted individually in a box or jar and be planted in May.

Soil: good garden soil enriched with manure aged. Exposure: rhizomatous begonias collated and roots can be grown in greenhouses or in the apartment. These plants like bright but not the positions direct sunlight in summer like a shadow, especially if the temperature is above 20 degrees. In winter the temperature should stay around 10-15 degrees. Usually they are planted in pots of 15-20 cm.

Pruning: withered branches and roots of the rhizomatous species collated should be cut in March, prior to repotting. If the variety is particularly important is lush and trim are often advised to avoid the branches get too long and thin.
Pests and diseases. tubers and roots are often affected by weevils, which feed on their own roots and tubers perforate, and dall'anguillulaa galligena, depriving the plant of nutrients. There are also frequent attacks of mites that can affect all species and preferring the more young and tender plants, damaging the buds, weakening and deforming the leaves. Among the
diseases are more common gray mold, which is manifested by dark blotches on the leaves and flowers and white spots on the stems and powder, black root rot, which causes rot, and finally the battery of begonias, which causes the formation on leaf spots that gradually extend to the entire leaf, causing rot.

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Reproduction: offshoot

The technique of layer (also known as "assisted cutting") is suitable for play climbing plants, small shrubs and houseplants as the Potos, philodendron the shorter term, the ficus pumila and singonio.
How do

• Choose a branch very close to the ground and praticategli cut longitudinally. The cut should be about 5cm long and you will penetrate the bark to scratch the interior wood.
• If the size of branch it, you better put a piece of toothpick in the center of the cut to ensure the maintenance of the opening once buried.
• Now bend the branch down and interratelo for at least 15 cm before and after cutting. You can attach it to the ground using metal forks made from a thick wire. You're always
• very careful not to force the folding of the branch (on pain of his break) and eventually buried the branch in a box or vessel raised to the ground.
• The final part of the branch, will continue to grow, grow and flourish as if nothing had happened.
• The mother plant should be treated as usual and carved the terrain of the branch must be kept constantly moist in order to ensure the emergence of new roots.
• Depending on the species and climate, the time for the birth of the new roots can vary from a minimum of 15 days to several months, and every 20-30 days you can dig a little to see if this has occurred.
• Once the roots have reached a length at least 5cm, you can detach from the mother plant by cutting the line coming from it. Cut as close as possible to the roots.