Onion decorative Mount Everest, 18/20 rr, 1 pc, 100 h (cm), autumn 2024

Decorative onions - many types of onions are simple in culture, bloom very beautifully and spectacular externally. They have long been used to decorate gardens, parks, and personal plots. Traditionally there are decorative bows in mountaineering, rockery, rocky kindergartens, group plantings and borders. They are suitable for cutting, including dried flowers and for the outline of flowers in the off -season period. Lukes vary greatly in appearance, size, shape, structure of inflorescences and leaves. Lick flowers are of various colors. Everest mound is a decorative bow with large white flowers and long arrows growing up to 120 cm. The leaves of a beautiful shape are preserved for green for a long time. Spherical umbrellas with a diameter of 15 cm consist of several dozen white star flowers. Among the narrow petals, green ovaries are clearly distinguished. Cut inflorescences are used to compose bouquets. Location: all decorative bows are photophilous, so the site should be sunny, well -warmed and non -torn. Help: should be loose, fertile, with a neutral or slightly alkaline reaction, waterproof. Pospering: Planting depth should exceed the height of the bulb, the distance between the bulbs 15 - 30 cm. Bulbs are planted in September - October. Invitation: June - July. Presence: used in group landings, mixborders, and low -growing views - on rocky slides.