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The summer flowering spireas have help to provide beauty for the early summer display. They are small of stature and fit nicely in the smaller landscapes we use today. The Spirea Anthony Waterer is a very attractive deciduous dwarf shrub with flat-topped heads of rosy-pink flowers that cover the its top, backed by bright green foliage. It blooms on new growth each summer. Attractive new growth is reddish purple. The willow-like leaves are a wine-red to maroon and them in the fall maturing into a dark green. Grows to about 75cm tall and wide. Spireas, such as Anthony Waterer make excellent plants for adding to the front of mixed shrub borders that have a lot of evergreen plants. The twiggy deciduous form of the plant softens the stark green leaves of the evergreens in winter. In the summer the pink flowers add an interesting foil to the landscape. Spireas are best suited to full sun conditions. They are not particular about soil type but, like most shrubs, grow faster and bloom more profusely in richer soil. Once established they show excellent drought tolerance. If pruning is needed, cut them back hard just before new growth begins in the spring.

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Acrocona is a delightful small evergreen conifer for lovers of special and interesting small trees. A broad pyramid attracting attention with its special feature - the blood red extra large cones on the terminals of many branches. These emerge upright, bright red-purple, then droop downward as they turn a clean tan. The growing foliage is smooth-textured, bright green and later becomes darker. It prefers to grow in full sun. Drought-tolerant and suitable for xeriscaping. In 10 years reaches the height and width of 1.2-1.5m, maturing at height of 2.5m. Very cold hardy - zone 3–7 (to -37 degrees C). Suitable for all good soils with pH between 5.6 and 7.5, dislikes only shallow chalky or very dry sites. It has average water needs - water it regularly but do not overwater. Ideally planted as a delightful specimen on most visible spots, perhaps in a rock garden, or near a patio.

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Aster alpinus Albus is a small perennial growing up to 20-30cm. It has the white flower looking like a daisy, but much bigger. It bloomes from may to june. This aster is suitable for rockgardens, foregardens as well as in front of higher plants of bed. It gets a form of beautifull rich white carpet when used in groups. It requires sunny place. We plant 9-12pcs/m2.

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This attractive Himalayan Cedar is native to Southern Asia, Nepal. It grows into an upright pyramidal tree with widespreading, pendulous branches at a young age. As it matures, it develops an oval shape and a flat topped crown. The undecidious, 15-25mm long needles are a bright golden-yellow color that slowly darkens to yellow-green over the summer. The female cones are held upright on the upper branches and are large, egg-shaped and purple-green,.The smaller male cones are elongated and shed copious amounts of yellow pollen in spring. This graceful, evergreeen cedar is growing slower than the other species and reaches the ultimate height of 15-20 metres. Under exceptionally good conditions it can grow up to 30 metres high. It is a beautiful specimen tree for the foundation planting at the house-front, for larger backyard, and also suitable for creating a stand of large trees. The tree can be pruned in the middle of summer and cut at the end of winter. It needs to be protected against sharp, cold winds. It is cold-resistant up to -21°C. Prefers a position in full sun. Suitable soil is well-drained (loamy or clay). It´s pH preference is a moderate acidic to moderate alcaline soil. The Aurea Himalayan Cedar grows well in temperature zones 6-9, therefore it can not be grown only in the coldest parts of Middle Europe.

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The glossy, deep green leaves and brilliant symmetry of Japanese camellias earn these shrubs their status as queens of the winter garden. The red, pink, and white flowers range from solid colors to crazy stripes and from single cups of petals to tight double blooms. Supply extra water during dry summers, and apply horticultural oil spray after flowering to prevent scale and other insects. Moist, rich, well-drained, acidic soil. Bloom Time Early Spring; Spring. Uses Shade. StyleFormal Garden. Medium moisture. Height 10 ft. to 15 ft.; Spread 10 ft. to 15 ft. (oprav tento popis podľa jeho už hotovej slovenskej verzie)

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Aster alpinus Albus is a small perennial growing up to 20-30cm. It has the white flower looking like a daisy, but much bigger. It bloomes from may to june. This aster is suitable for rockgardens, foregardens as well as in front of higher plants of bed. It gets a form of beautifull rich white carpet when used in groups. It requires sunny place. We plant 9-12pcs/m2.

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This glossy-leaved evergreen compact shrub produces masses of pretty, apple blossom pink blooms flowering freely from June to September. With its dark green finely toothed waxy leaves makes a good hedge or border shrub. The flowers are usually borne singly, open up to 2.5cm across and are chalice-shaped, since the petals open outwards at their ends and then curve round the open mouth of the flower. Like most escallonias, it makes a good hedging plant. Its growth rate is average. It should be close clipped to maintain a dense habit of growth. This compact, bushy, evergreen shrub is ideal for a sunny, shrub border or for growing as a flowering hedge. It reaches height 2m spread 2m and will grow in full sun or medium shade in any fertile soil that is well drained. Escallonia is a sun loving draught tolerant plant suitable for problem areas. Ideal for fast growing screening but best grown away from cold drying winds since it is susceptible to wind chills. After pruning apply a generous 5-7 cm (2-3in) mulch of well-rotted garden compost or manure around the base of the plant. Hardy to temperature zone 7. In Slovakia, it needs winter protection in southernmost areas and has to be brought indoors in remaining ones.

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With intensely silvery blue needles. It requires sunny position and is fully frosthardy. More intensely silver or light blue than the variety. It is the equivalent of Picea pungens 'Glauca'. 15 m. Completely hardy

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Modern strong upright climber rose which can be cut back to create a bush. During the season it continuously bears bright-yellow flowers gradually fading to cream colour. They are semi-double, fragrant and have loosely arranged curly petals. This rose has dark stems with small number of thorns and shining leaves. It has an upright habit and grows to 3m high and 2m wide. Resist well to poorer soils and shady positions.

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This is a handsome, broad-based, conical fir with attractive foliage. The exact colour varies, some needles are blue-green, some bluish silver, packed onto short horizontal branches creating a strongly textured effect. It is not too large for a big rock garden, or it could be planted, perhaps planted to the rear of other ornamental shrubs. After twenty years or so, the branches are more spread out so the colour effect is less intense: but a strong shape and shiny foliage really make their contribution. The fir has a height 2.40m and spreads 1.5 m. It requires sunny position and is fully frosthardy.

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Red or dark pink (magenta = pink-purple), late in the season. It does not become blue on acid soils, but remains rosy red. A very reliable cultivar with a very bright color. Hardiness up to USDA Zone 6a: -23.3 °C (-10 °F). Soil pH requirements: 5.1 (strongly acidic) - 7.5 (neutral). Height at maturity 90-120 cm. Sie gehört zu den schnellwachsenden Arten, fühlt sich sowohl in sonnigen als auch in halbschattigen Lagen wohl. Allerdings sollte sie nicht der vollen Sonne ausgesetzt werden. Zu ihren weiteren Eigenschaften gehören Windfestigkeit und gute Winterhärte. Besonders während der Blütezeit benötigen alle Hortensien ausreichend Wasser!

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It comes from the state of Missouri (USA) where Mr. Amsden breed it as a random seedling in 1868. It creates upright crowns, grows moderately lush. It is an early growing variety. It is self-pollinating. The variety is high and regular, one of the early varieties. Fruits are medium-sized, disproportionate, round. The stone is small, partly detachable from the flesh. It has a yellowish-white color. The taste of the fruit is slightly sweet, aromatic. Fruits tolerate transport.

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A tall, elegant perennial with upright spires of white flowers from September to October or even into November providing late season colour and interest in the border. It is unforgettable for its arching, candle-like pure white bottlebrush spikes of densely-packed tiny flowers that appear just when it seems the garden is exhausted. The flowers are scented and also splendid for cutting. The dark green flowering wands stretch quite a distance above the mass of fine foliage, making this is a see-through perennial whose height does not block the view beyond. Easy to grow and durable, this is a low maintainance plant growing at its best both in partial and total shade. As long as the soil is reasonably moisture retentive, organically-enriched, and shaded from hottest sun it can be either acid, alkaline or neutral. Its greatest enemy is dryness so it should be positioned well within reach of a sprinkler or soaker. Bugbane is a zone 4-9 plant, therefore can be successfully grown anywhere in Middle Europe. Also performs well in tubs or mixed containers. Plants take about three years to develop into a mature sized clump. After that however they provide interesting architectural form and lot of Autumn and Winter interest. They grow up to a height of 90-120cm and width of 60-75cm.

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