Buzonik Przhevalsky, rr I, 1 pc, spring 2025

Buzulniki- perennial rhizome plants. The stems are straight, up to 120 cm high. The leaves are large, up to 50 cm across, are located on the next order. Inflorescences - baskets, collected in panicem, cystic -like or shield -shaped inflorescence, rarely single. The edge flowers are linguistic, yellow, orange or whitish, located in a row; The middle is tubular, yellow or brown. Bloom from the second half of summer until late autumn. Location: shade -tolerant and moisture -loving plants, in the garden they develop better in partial shade, although with abundant and regular watering they feel good in the sun. Soil: require rich nutrients, wet soil. They grow on heavy, not drained clay soils, tolerate temporary flooding.  Planting: in one place they can grow 10-15 years, forming large, abundantly flowering bushes. Plant and transplant them in spring and autumn at a distance of 50-100 cm from each other. Flowering: from the second half of summer to deep autumn. Using: spectacular in group landing, mixborders and reservoirs.  Buzonik Przhevalsky- a perennial herbaceous plant up to 150 cm high. It is distinguished by graceful, very cut, sharp-fledged leaves on thin red-brown petioles. The flowers are small, yellow, collected in spike-shaped, narrow inflorescences up to 50-70 cm long, the tops of which are slightly sag. According to the time of flowering, this is one of the early bosulfers: its flowering begins in the end of June and lasts for 30 days. It is recommended to plant on wet fertile soil. It looks best near reservoirs and on large flower beds.