Even those owners of country plots who have very little land at their disposal should not give up the idea of improving their property.
This can be done, according to the expert of the online publication BelNovosti, scientist-agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh , with the help of dwarf plants.
Willow spherical
You may have come across names such as brittle willow or willow willow – they are all the same thing. What is especially nice is that you have the opportunity to acquire unusual silhouettes in the garden, which can be created by pruning or special interweaving of branches.
Mountain Pine Varella
This dwarf shrub has an almost round shape and does not exceed 1.5 m in height. Its dense, closed crown rarely reaches 1.2 m in diameter.
Korean Fir Molly
This fir variety is dwarf and boasts a lush conical crown. Its height is 4 m, and its diameter is 3 m. The plant with short and soft needles, which are also two-colored, will decorate any area.
Norway spruce Little Gem
The word “little” in the name already tells us that the plant is small in size – such a spruce, which lacks a central shoot, looks more like a bush than a tree.
Juniper Ice Blue
This plant will conquer anyone with its thick and dense needles, which have a blue tint. In addition, the Ice Blue juniper has other advantages: it can be grown both horizontally and vertically, and it tolerates frost and drought well.
Earlier, the expert shared which plants have no place on the windowsill.
Expert: Anastasia Kovrizhnykh
