What flowers are better to send to compost

Last year I came to the country and was surprised: everything overgrown so much that it is difficult to see the fence. Of course, a variety of flowers and plants picturesquely adorns the facade, but everything should be measured. Therefore, once a season it is worth cleaning at the cottage. Difficult in the care of plants wander to the neighbors, and the rest - in a compost pit.

The truth is, some of the flowers just don’t stick with me. In such cases, it is better to give it to the neighbors. Perhaps they will be able to find an approach to stubborn plants. The rest of my husband and I mowed and sent for fertilizer. At the cottage immediately becomes more spacious, and there is also a place for seedlings.



Complex plants together with the editorial board "Site" We will talk about flowers and plants that are better. lay off. We will talk about difficult to care for and stubborn plants that take time and energy in vain.

1. Pink chamomile - echinacea
   I planted echinacea last spring. I really liked the flower: it looks like chamomile, but with a variety of colors. White, yellow, crimson, orange, green colors - choose to your taste. Now there are many new beautiful varieties.
   
   
   
   Despite all the unpretentiousness of the plant, somehow with cultivation did not work. Maybe "feeding" is bad or planted to grow in the penumbra. I tried to transplant, but another place did not fit. As a result, I decided to give the neighbor in the country – her flower took root and began to grow well. Now everyone is happy: the neighbor, me and Echinacea.
   
   
   
   
   
   
2. Stubborn flower - physostegia
   The flower itself is beautiful. It grows widely, can be planted along the path or added to the mixboarder. In my flower garden already grows ostrich, yellow lily and cypress yeast. I wanted to add physostegia to them, but she completely refused to take root.
   
   
   
   The plant stubbornly sprouted to the foreground, covering the other flowers. Physostegia hovered over a narrow path with a thin screen. It didn't look like I planned. Oh, and I tinkered with her: dug out, transplanted, but all useless. One of the neighbors offered to pick up a flower to plant a plot near the fountain. Her physostegia took root well and found its place in the garden.
   
   
   
   
   
   
3. Iris Circle Among Neighbors
   About 3-5 years ago, another neighbor brought us iris. My mom and I weren’t there, only my dad came over for the weekend. The neighbor said that she planted a flower for herself and she had extra plants. The father agreed to pick up the seedlings and dug up on the edge of a compost heap.
   
   
   
   Good thing we found out, iris We got caught. The same one was dug up on the way to the village. We've been driving around with this flower for a long time. As a result, disappointed: the plant blooms modestly and aggressively grows. It seems that 10 years ago we were the first to share this iris with our neighbors. Now he's back with us.
   
   
   
   
   
   

Outside the window warms: spring is gaining momentum. After winter, last year’s leaves, old flowers and plants accumulated at the country. We advise not to throw away organic waste - it is better to fold separately and start preparing a compost pit. Fertilizers are always useful in the suburban area.

With complex in the care of plants can be carried for a long time. Otherwise, it is better to give knowledgeable gardeners. Or ask someone to help you grow. Our editorial staff wishes good luck to hardworking craftsmen and beginner summer residents. Do what you love and love what you do. Good luck!