Georgina decorative "Berliner maple", rr I, 1 pc,

Georgina is a grassy perennial of the Astrov family. A powerful and magnificent plant with unpaired-fragile leaves and thick baskets of colors of various troops. Numerous varieties of Georgin are different in growth of the bush and shape of the inflorescences. High -speed dahlias reach 2 m of heights. By the nature of the inflorescences are distinguished by Georgin groups: simple, non -minor, collar, cactus, spherical.

Planting V-VI. Plant on a sunny site protected from the wind. The soil is slightly acidic or neutral. Pits for dahlias should be more than a lump of roots three times so that the roots of Georgin plunged into them completely and remain another 5-7 cm left. After planting, the seedlings are abundantly with cold water, and the soil around them is mulch by a five-centimeter layer of fine wood bark or sawdust, having previously mixed them with peat or compost.