The seeds of the Docial Bells Code, 0.02 g

Perennial flowering plant, the barberry family, 20-30 cm high. Jeffersonium has original leaflets of a rounded shape, in diameter up to 8 cm, on long petioles with a recess at the top extending from the rhizome. Sonal flowers on long, lilac-blue floods of lilac-blue color, slightly rise above the foliage and spectacularly stand out against their beautiful background. The fetus is a box. Blooms from the end of April for a month. After flowering, the leaves are decorative: during blooming they are purple-red, later they become green with a bluish tint. The leaves decorate the plant until late autumn, and die by winter. Winters without any shelter. Seeds ripen in June in boxes, sown immediately after the ripening of the fruits: the end of June and the beginning of July. The soil prefers fertile, loose, well -drained. Moil -loving. It does not tolerate direct sunlight. Jeffersonia loves a thick shadow, grows better in partial shade under a canopy of deciduous trees, in the shaded areas of the alpine hill, in mixborders. It is not recommended to plant near plants and bushes with a wide root system. The bushes are independently grouped into compact bumps, eventually forming dense rugs.