The popular phrase about beauty that requires sacrifice can be fully attributed to the dacha: in order to make it truly beautiful, gardeners often sacrifice their strength, time, money ... But what if there is not enough time or experience yet, but do you want beauty? It's nice to relax among elegant flower beds and flower beds - is it really possible only at the cost of titanic efforts? Not at all!

Botanical tulips are hardy flowers. A photo

Of course, it will not do without difficulty at all, but decorating your dacha with unpretentious flowers that do not require much trouble either during planting or in care is a very real task. And if you choose the right plants, taking into account their seasonal decorative effect and the characteristics of the site, you can make your dream come true and enjoy the beauty that does not require special sacrifices from early spring to late autumn.

Unpretentious flowers - beauty that does not require sacrifice. A photo

bulbous plants

Since it is before everyone else that they meet spring in the country, we will start with them. And believe me, there are many wonderful flowers here that will not cause you any worries - except that the bulbs need to be protected from the ubiquitous, but there are special planting baskets for this - convenient devices, which over time and digging out overgrown bulbs will noticeably simplify.

Colchicum

Colchicum is born completely "at the wrong time." A photo

Bloom: from August to November (depending on the species).
Landing: July or August, to a depth of about 10 cm.
Height: 5-20 cm.
Growing conditions: sun or partial shade; permeable soil (for autumn colchicum - slightly moist, for other species dry is preferable).
Garden use: along shrubbery, on the lawn, in rock gardens, in flower beds; can be grown as a container plant.

It is not in vain that this flower got its name: it is born completely “at the wrong time” - in late autumn, when the foliage from the trees has almost flown around, and the garden has become completely empty and sad. And here, among the general withering, these flowers suddenly bloom, very reminiscent of crocuses.

Such late flowering plus exceptional unpretentiousness is done (or colchicum - lat. Colchicum) welcome guests of the garden. They are planted in July-August, choosing sunny areas or places in partial shade. And then you can forget about any troubles for a long time - Colchicums feel much better if they are not disturbed at all. Isn't it a wonderful property?

Colchicums are beautiful, but poisonous. A photo

However, it is worth knowing and considering that (regardless of the type and variety). All parts of it contain colchicine, a potent poison, so reasonable care must be taken when planting it. Although in my garden, for example, colchicums appeared long before I found out about them possible danger and are still growing today.

Colchicum bulbs can be found in our catalog, which includes offers from various online stores.

botanical tulips

Late botanical tulip (Tulipa tarda), photo

Bloom: from March to May (depending on the species).
Landing: autumn
Height: 10-50 cm (depending on the type)
Growing conditions: sunny areas with nutritious permeable soil; it is desirable that in summer it be dry, and in spring - moderately wet, but without stagnant water.
Garden use:group landings in flowerbeds and in discounts; relevant in; look very good on the lawn; suitable for growing in pot culture.

They say that botanical tulips are not only blue - nature has endowed them with all other colors and shades. Then the works of breeders were added to this, and today we can admire these charming little ones, choosing the shape and color scheme to your taste.

Tulip botanical, photo

Unlike their other relatives, they do not require annual digging of bulbs. You can plant them in a flower garden or in the middle of a lawn, and year by year they will only become more spectacular, thanks to the expanding nests of bulbs and an abundance of flowers.

In our gardens more often than others are found ( Tulipa greigii), Kaufman ( Tulipa kaufmanniana), Foster ( Tulipa fosteriana), as well as late tulip ( Tulipa tarda), forest ( Tulipa sylvestris) and Turkestan ( Tulipa turkestanica).

Tulip Turkestan (Tulipa turkestanica), photo

Due to their small stature, these tulips are suitable for planting in rockeries and rock gardens; they look great on the edge of shrubbery in, on lawns, but are no less spectacular in or on. They are planted in autumn, like most bulbs, and flowering begins already in April (the earliest are Kaufman, Foster, Turkestan; Greig's tulips bloom at the end of April, forest and late ones bloom more often in May).

Iridodictiums are undemanding babies. A photo

Bloom: April, in warm regions - from the end of March.
Landing: from August until the first frost.
Height: 10-15 cm
Growing conditions: open sunny areas with light permeable soil; if the soil is heavy, sand should be added when planting. A neutral or slightly alkaline soil reaction is preferred; wetting is unacceptable, even temporary.
Garden use: excellent plants for rockeries, rocky gardens; grow well and feel good under deciduous trees with a light crown; successful planting in groups on the lawn. suitable for forcing.

We talked about these plants in more detail in the article, and indeed, his flowers in the garden appear among the first. In combination with unpretentiousness and undemanding, this is an excellent reason to settle them in your country house.

Heralds of spring - crocuses. A photo

Bloom: from March to May, depending on the type and variety; there are also species that bloom in autumn.
Landing: spring-flowering crocuses are planted in autumn (from August to the first frosts), autumn-flowering - in early spring; when planting, it is advisable to use special baskets, because crocus bulbs more often than other small-bulb ones become prey to rodents.
Height: 7-20 cm
Growing conditions: areas in the sun or in light partial shade (for example, under deciduous trees or shrubs) with permeable soil.

You will find a large assortment of crocuses in our catalog, which combines the offers of many garden online stores. .

Muscari

Muscari Armenian, photo

Bloom: from April to June (depending on the type and variety)
Landing: Aug. Sept; at the beginning of summer, after the leaves have completely died off, the overgrown curtains can be divided.
Height: 10-30 cm.
Growing conditions: preferably a warm sunny place, but partial shade is also acceptable; the soil can be damp in spring (without stagnant water), but during the dormant period the bulbs should be in dry soil. The plant does not tolerate well, use for top dressing.

A good choice Muscari bulbs different varieties you will find in our catalog, which includes offers from many garden online stores. .

Daffodils are popular bulbous flowers. A photo

Bloom: from April to June (depending on the type and variety).
Landing: end of August - September.
Height: 30-60 cm
Growing conditions: areas in the sun or in partial shade, with loose, fertile, permeable soil without stagnant water.
Garden use: successfully used in the design of flower beds, mixborders and discounts; look good under deciduous trees; can be grown in container culture; suitable for forcing and cutting.

Narcissists need no introduction. A photo

This flower, probably, needs no introduction - there is hardly a gardener who does not know him. I will note only one curious and useful feature of them: rodents do not touch the bulbs of daffodils. Moreover, it is believed that they, like them, scare away these animals, therefore it is recommended to plant daffodils around the perimeter of flower beds with other bulbs.

A wide range of daffodils is presented in our catalog, which combines the offers of various garden online stores. .

Flowering: April-May.
Landing: end of August - September.
Height: 10-20 cm
Growing conditions: preferably a place where in spring, during the flowering period, Pushkinia will be in the sun, and in summer they will be in light shade (for example, under the crowns of deciduous trees).
Use in the garden: group plantings under trees and shrubs, on lawns; along the borders garden paths, in flowerbeds and spring flower beds; the plant is suitable for forcing.

Chionodox

Chionodox - stars in the grass. A photo

Bloom: April May.
Landing: September.
Height: 15-25 cm.
Growing conditions: chionodoxes are relatively undemanding to lighting: they grow well both in the sun and in light shade; the soil is preferably fertile, well-drained; excess moisture is unacceptable.
Use in the garden: very good in rockeries and rocky gardens, because, unlike many small-bulbous ones, they do not tend to grow violently, capturing space; successful group plantings under trees and shrubs, on lawns; can be used in flower beds; suitable for forcing.

And also unpretentious and quite simple to grow, white flowers.

Beautiful flowering perennials

Perennials are remarkable in that you do not need to take care of their sowing or growing every year. At the same time, from year to year they become prettier, growing and becoming more magnificent. If such a plant, moreover, is undemanding to conditions and care, this is a real find for an inexperienced or busy gardener.

Blooming aquilegia are charming. A photo

Bloom: from May to August.
Landing:
Height:
Growing conditions: in partial shade; on moist soils, aquilegia can grow in the open sun.
Garden use: flower beds and flower beds; undersized species can be used in shady rockeries; These plants look good on the shore of reservoirs.

Astilba has attractive flowers and foliage. A photo

Bloom: from June to September (depending on the type and variety).
Landing: spring (April-May) or autumn (September).
Height: 20-120 cm (depending on the type and variety).
Growing conditions: penumbra; moist permeable soil with a high content of organic matter.
Use in the garden: group and single plantings in the rarefied shade of trees and shrubs, on the banks of reservoirs, in flower beds; compact forms suitable for container growing.

Astilbes in a wide range are presented in our catalog, which combines the offers of large online stores of planting material and seeds.

This amazing plant not touched by pests, it is exceptionally resistant to diseases, and the only thing that is required for care is pruning of wilted inflorescences. In dry summers, watering may be required, but in wet soils this is not necessary either. Sometimes it is recommended to cover plants for the winter, but my astilbes, for example, wintered without shelter - however, here it is worth focusing on the characteristics of the species and climatic conditions.

Periwinkle - unpretentious ground cover perennial, photo

Bloom: April May
Landing:
Height: 5-20 cm (ground cover).
Growing conditions: partial shade or shade - heat and direct sunlight are contraindicated for this plant; the soil is loose, fertile, without stagnant moisture.
Garden use: ground cover plant for shady corners of the garden.

In our gardens, the periwinkle is more common ( Vinca minor), which is found in European forests as wild plant. Based on this species, numerous varieties have been developed, differing in various decorative features: some have especially large or double flowers; others have an unusual coloration (there are varieties of periwinkles with white, red and purple flowers); still others have variegated foliage. This type of periwinkle loves moisture and shade.

Various varieties small periwinkle are presented in our catalog, which combines the offers of large garden online stores. .

Brunners grow well in partial shade. A photo

Bloom: from the beginning of May.
Landing: spring (April-May) or August-September.
Height: 30-50 cm
Growing conditions: penumbra; nutritious moist soil; Brunner grows well on clay and loamy soils.
Garden use: under trees and shrubs that give a rarefied shade; at the foot of fences and walls, along the banks of streams and reservoirs.

Delicate blue flowers brunners in spring garden create a joyful mood, enliven its shady corners. Having planted this plant once, you can not worry about it for many years afterwards. The only thing is that it is advisable to immediately give him more space, since the brunner grows well under favorable conditions.

Breeders have bred variegated varieties - with silver or creamy white patterns, spots or borders on the leaves. Please note that such plants need protection from sun rays and strong wind - they are more demanding on conditions than the usual green leaf brunner, which can only suffer from drought.

Perennial cornflowers sometimes bear little resemblance to their field "relatives", Photo

Bloom: June to September (depending on the species).
Landing: late April - early May or August-September.
Height: 20-100 cm depending on the species and variety.
Growing conditions: most cornflowers prefer sunny places, but some (mountain and round-headed cornflower) grow well in partial shade; undemanding to soils.
Garden use: in flower beds, in combination with other herbaceous perennials.

All cornflowers are good in their own way. A photo

There are several types of perennial cornflowers, and each of them is good in its own way. Cornflower mountain ( Centaurea montana) has several varietal forms - with white, pink, dark purple and purple-lavender flowers. Cornflower large-headed ( centaurea macrocephala) is distinguished by bright large "shaggy" flowers of sunny yellow color.

Geraniums grow well in partial shade. A photo

Bloom: from May to August (depending on the type and variety).
Landing: April May.
Height: 10-100 cm (depending on the type and variety).
Growing conditions: Geraniums are very diverse, and you can choose a plant for almost any conditions, both in terms of illumination and soil types.
Use in the garden: all types of geraniums grow well along shrub plantings, in light partial shade; this is an excellent flower bed plant; undersized species are used in borders and as ground cover plants; some species are suitable for rocky gardens and rockeries.

Wild geranium can also live in the garden. A photo

Wild species have long settled in my garden, which you can read about in the article. You will find interesting information in the article. And no matter what kind of this plant you choose, geranium will not require you to pay special attention to your person, but, despite this, it will endow you with bright flowering.

Choose charming geraniums in our catalog, which combines the offers of various garden online stores. .

Loosestrife

Derbennik loves wet areas. A photo

Bloom: July to September
Landing: April-May or August-September.
Height: 60-140 cm
Growing conditions: perfect option - wet area in the shade in the afternoon; loosestrife can grow even on very heavy soils; tolerates short-term flooding, needs good soil moisture.
Garden use: suitable for planting in low-lying, wetlands; looks great on the banks of reservoirs; can be used in borders and mixborders, provided there is enough moisture in the soil.

Sunny flowers - doronicums. A photo

Bloom: May June.
Landing: April May.
Height: 30-80 cm (depending on the type)
Growing conditions: sun or partial shade; permeable nutrient soil
Garden use: spring flower beds and flower beds; successful placement of doronicum on the edge of shrubbery.

When doronicum blooms, other plants are still gaining strength. A photo

Sunny mood is guaranteed when doronicum blooms! These bright flowers, similar to daisies, are very effective in flower beds, because at the time of flowering doronicum, most garden plants are still gaining strength, and the bulbs are already fading.

When planting, keep in mind: at the end of flowering, most doronicums fade - they begin a dormant period. At this time, strongly growing bushes can be divided and transplanted. If you are planting doronicum in a flower bed, combine it with perennials or annual plants able to hide fading foliage in early summer.

European bathing suit, photo

Bloom: from April to August - depending on the variety; more often - May.
Landing: April May
Height: 50-90 cm
Growing conditions: a site in the sun or in partial shade, with well-moistened soil; not suitable for planting hot and dry places with loose calcareous or sandy soil.
Garden use: design of the coastal zone of reservoirs, streams; moist semi-shady corners of the garden; well located bathing suits along the bushes, near the walls and fences.

On sale you can easily find planting material hybrid bathing suits, the flowers of which have various shades of yellow or orange color. Less common is the Chinese bathing suit - a tall (up to 1 m) late-flowering (June-August) plant.

Kupena - graceful plant for shady areas. A photo

Bloom: May June
Landing: April-May or September.
Height: 30-100 cm (depending on the type)
Growing conditions: this plant is for shady and semi-shady areas; tolerates sun on moist soil.
Garden use: design of shady areas, group plantings on the outskirts of tree and shrub plantations, under trees.

Meadowsweet

Meadowsweet meadowsweet (meadowsweet) - not only beautiful, but also medicinal plant. A photo

Bloom: June-September (depending on the type)
Landing: May
Height: 30-250 cm (depending on the type and variety)
Growing conditions: the meadowsweet grows both in the sun and in partial shade, but the soil must certainly be moist; heavy clay soils with a high humus content are preferred.
Garden use: spectacular plant for the coastal zone of reservoirs and streams; meadowsweet (or meadowsweet) can grow in wetlands, and common meadowsweet is suitable for rockeries or rabatok with calcareous soil.

Choose meadowsweet in our catalog, which combines the offers of various garden online stores.

Lupine

The color of lupins is very diverse. A photo

Bloom: June July; re-flowering - August-September
Landing: April May
Height: 80-100 cm
Growing conditions: Sun; water permeable, slightly acidic soil; lupins do not like calcareous and highly fertilized soils.

You can find perennial lupine seeds in our catalog, which combines the offers of various garden online stores. .

Small-sized puppies require virtually no maintenance. A photo

Bloom: June to September
Landing: May
Height: 20-80 cm (depending on the type and variety)
Growing conditions: the best option is open sunny areas with nutritious loose soil.
Garden use: in sunny areas.

The small-scale pest is remarkable for its long and abundant flowering, and caring for it consists only in installing props for tall varieties - they tend to fall apart, especially in rainy weather. Yes, and keep in mind: the small-scale hybrid, or erigeron, is a rather aggressive plant; once in favorable conditions, it actively grows and can capture vast spaces, so it is better to immediately limit its growth.

Enotera can grow very strongly. A photo

Eco-friendly house: There are quite a lot of such unpretentious indoor plants in the care, it is easy to choose an ampelous or beautifully flowering, large or miniature ...

Plants for lazy people

Beautiful, well-groomed green plants decorate the house, saturate the air with phytoncides, absorb harmful substances and create an atmosphere of comfort. But in order for the potted flowers bought in the store to grow and develop safely in your apartment, you need to take care of them.

Some naughty green creatures need to be sprayed with mist 3-4 times a day, others need shading from the bright sun at noon and backlighting in the evening. People who work outside the home, often go on vacation or on business trips, cannot provide normal care for such plants.

So what, do without greenery at all? No, you just need to choose the most unpretentious indoor plants for landscaping your home. Those that can withstand 1-2 weeks without watering, grow well in the dry air of a heated apartment, feel fine both in the heat and in the cold draft, do not require frequent top dressing and transplants.

1. It is probably difficult to find a more unpretentious houseplant than sansevieria (mother-in-law's tongue, pike tail) . It grows well both on the south window and in a semi-dark corner, but on sunny window the leaves will be brighter.

You can transplant it every few years, when it does not fit in a pot. It is not necessary to feed.

Sansevieria does not suffer from the dry air of the apartment in winter, it is not necessary to spray it. It is rarely necessary to water - a supply of moisture is retained in dense leathery leaves, in winter it can not be watered at all - growth will stop, until spring it will rest.

Cold drafts of sansevieria are not terrible, it often decorates cold foyers and halls.

2. Another extremely durable ampelous plant - hoya carnosa or "wax ivy". It grows well on the south window, it will not disappear in the north room either. Moisture accumulates in its thick waxy leaves, it can easily survive several months without watering.

If you managed to completely dry the hoya and she lost all the leaves and roots, cut off the stalk from the stem and put it in water - in a couple of weeks the plant will give roots again.

Wax ivy is transplanted very rarely, when there is absolutely no space in the pot. You can also do without top dressing. And when good conditions content unpretentious hoya will delight with abundant and lush flowering.

3. Houseplant is very popular crassula oval , better known as fat woman or " Money Tree" . It rarely needs to be watered - the fleshy leaves retain a lot of moisture. The dry air of the apartment does not harm the fat woman. She practically does not need top dressing and transplantation.

The money tree can grow on the south window and on the north. It can be kept in a cool room at temperatures up to 10 degrees in winter.

You only need to follow two simple rules money tree care a small pot so that the soil has time to dry out between waterings, and in land mixture add more sand, perlite or vermiculite.

It propagates easily - just stick a leaf in the ground or in water.

4. Graceful green or white-green narrow leaves chlorophytum appear soft and brittle. But this plant is one of the most undemanding and easy to care for. Its underground part has thickenings that accumulate water and nutrients.

Chlorophytum is not afraid of drought and excess moisture, heat and cold drafts, it can grow in the sun and in the shade. It can live in the same pot for many years (it is better, of course, to transplant on time, but it will not disappear even without transplanting and top dressing).

Chlorophytum is considered one of the best absorbers harmful substances from the air. Perhaps that is why the plant is able to survive without proper care, because it can receive and process the substances it needs from the air.

5. Aspidistra also does not require special care. This plant in England is called "cast iron plant" for its ability to withstand heat and cold, lack of light and moisture. Its other name is "friendly family" because of the large number of leaves on long petioles growing from a small pot.

This plant is perfect for:

• for northern rooms
• for decorating rooms with a lack of daylight,
• for landscaping offices with artificial lighting.

Aspidistra grows normally in dry and humid air, is not afraid of drafts or heat, does not suffer from either excess moisture or its lack. It rarely needs to be transplanted, when the rhizome begins to occupy almost the entire pot.

6. Exotic does not need special care either. Zamioculcas. It tolerates poor lighting and interruptions in watering the soil. Zamiakulkas does not suffer from the bright sun, does not require frequent transplants and top dressing, grows well in a small pot.

If not watered for a long time, it will shed all the leaf blades, lose its decorative effect, but new complex leaves will quickly grow from the tuber (thickened stem under the soil surface) after watering.

The only requirement- the soil should not be too nutritious and dense. It is better to mix ready-made soil for violets or cacti with sand.

7. Ideal plant for people who often leave their home for 1-2 weeks - nolina (bokarneya) . This desert dweller with a bottle-shaped trunk looks original in any interior, it requires very little care and attention. And for the formation of a caudex (thickening on the trunk), it needs to be watered rarely, but plentifully, so that it is saturated with water for the period of "drought".

The only requirement- plant a bokarney correctly: the soil should be loose, low-nutrient, the pot is small. After good watering all excess moisture should flow out of the pot. In wet soil, this plant will rot.

8. Scindapsus golden - unpretentious ampelous plant with heart-shaped or rounded leaves of bright green color with yellowish-white spots. The plant can reach one and a half meters in length, it is used for vertical gardening.

Scindapsus is quite shade-tolerant, can grow in the back of the room, where the sun only occasionally hits, or even completely dispense with artificial lighting. True, the leaves in the shade lose light spots, become completely green.

Plant care is minimal. Scindapsus effectively cleans the air of harmful substances. Feels very good in the kitchen, where constant changes in temperature and humidity. Its dense leaves and stems retain moisture well. It grows quickly, so it is advisable to fertilize periodically.

9. Some types kalanchoe have long been known as a medicinal houseplant that does not require any care. IN Lately many beautifully flowering Kalanchoe hybrids appeared.

You can rarely water the plant, its dense succulent leaves and stems contain a lot of moisture. Grows well on windows of any orientation.

Kalanchoe - shade-tolerant flower, tolerates sudden changes in temperature without problems, blooms for a long time. It grows quite slowly, does not need frequent transplants.

10. Spathiphyllum - unpretentious, flowering throughout the year plant. In summer it grows well on the western, eastern and northern windows, in winter it is better to rearrange it to the south.

The lack of moisture tolerates well. With strong overdrying, the leaves droop, but after watering they come to life again. Does not require frequent changes. Fertilizers are useful, but without them it will not be lost.

For spathiphyllum, it is important to choose the right place - he does not like the cold. Put it away from drafts and windows that open in winter to ventilate, and there will be no problems with the plant.

There are quite a few such unpretentious indoor plants in the care, it is easy to choose an ampelous or beautifully flowering, large or miniature. Minimal care does not mean at all that a flower can be left for six months in a corner without watering. Each indoor plant requires attention, responds to care with new shoots, the appearance of buds.

Non-capricious, easy-to-maintain home flowers are great for beginner flower growers.

Flowers that do not require special care are a real find for housewives. This is especially true for those who often travel on business trips or on vacation. Such plants will also become a real decoration for offices, country houses, shops. What are the most popular cultures in the world, you can find out in this article.

Flowers that do not require frequent watering

From this category, cacti are the first to come to mind. These house plants are the most unpretentious in care. They really do not require a lot of water, but at the same time, during the flowering period, they truly delight their owners. There are so many varieties of cacti that you can collect a whole collection.

Another group of flowers that do not require frequent watering are succulents. They have thick, fleshy leaves in which they store moisture. Such indoor plants do not tolerate overflows and stagnant water, so they can be left without worrying. The most popular among them are the "money tree", aloe,.

Lithops are also succulents. They are also called living stones. In addition to rare watering (in winter they can not be watered at all), they have another plus: they do not take up much space.

Flowers that are not afraid of drafts

The kitchen is a place that requires constantly open windows or vents. Not all indoor plants survive in such conditions. Therefore, it is best to decorate the kitchen with flowers that are not afraid of drafts.

These include:

• aloe and kalanchoe, they are useful in the kitchen in case of a cut or burn, as well as for other medical and cosmetic purposes;
• begonia;
• phalaenopsis orchid;

House plants that do not require light

Another problem for flower lovers is lighting, as most houseplants prefer sunlight. But despite this, I want to plant trees and shrubs and darkened rooms, and areas of the apartment. For such purposes, it is necessary to choose house plants that do not require light.

Absolutely without access to sunlight or special lighting with the help of lamps, not a single flower can survive. But with minimal light, shade-tolerant plants will delight beautiful green foliage, I have some and bright buds.

Of the flowering specimens for growing in the shade, suitable:

In all indoor flowers that do not require special care, it is with their moderate lighting that the most beautiful coloring leaves.

Under the influence of direct sunlight, on the contrary, they turn very pale. Often these crops require high humidity (spraying) and do not like transplants.

A dozen low-maintenance flowers

To decorate your home with living greenery, but without spending a lot of effort on maintenance, you should pay attention to some types of flowers.

Aloe, aka agave

It grows as a small tree and has succulent fleshy leaves with pale green or even dove-colored spines. It is not necessary to start the classic version, you can choose more decorative varieties with bright colors. For example, aloe tiger or spinous. This is the most non-capricious indoor plant, which cleans the air well from substances emitted by furniture and plastic. It is used in cosmetology and medicine.

Aspidistra, she is the "shoemaker's palm tree"

It often has simple dark green leaves, but there are decorative types having white or yellow stripes on the plates. It calmly tolerates rooms where there is a lot of dust and little light, withstands irregular watering. But it is not worth transplanting, and even more so, transfusing aspidistra.

Zamiakulkas or dollar tree

Thick stems, glossy leaves and considerable size make this plant a favorite for decorating. office space. It does not require a lot of light and spraying, suitable for those who rarely think about watering. Does not like transplants and overflows. This culture has large tubers prone to rapid decay. The less you touch Zamiakulkas, the better for him.

Money tree (fat woman)

Another symbol of financial stability among flower growers. Replanting should be no more than once every three years. The plant tolerates the drying of the soil well thanks to the fleshy leaves. The main thing is that the water does not stagnate in the pan.

Nephrolepis or fern

Valuable in that it can be hung at any height and thus green the room. It grows in dark places, but likes regular watering and frequent spraying.

. It grows rapidly, includes many species with foliage of various colors. Thanks to aerial roots, it wraps around any support. To get a thicker version of the plant, it is better to plant several sprouts in one pot. It is shade tolerant, can grow well in artificial light. Likes abundant watering. It is useful in that it cleans the air of the room from dust.

Tradescantia

With decorative foliage in both green and purple hues, this plant is loved to be kept in all spaces. dry air and shade are not terrible, but she loves regular watering. The plant must be systematically updated, as the stems of Tradescantia are quickly drawn out. The bores take root instantly, so the reproduction of the flower will not be difficult.

Cisus or birch

This flower is very easy to care for. It can be found both in apartments and in offices. Grows fast, well branched. Liana braids any support and walls. Prefers warm rooms, but undemanding to light. Tolerates drafts and even cigarette smoke. Cleans the air well.

Chlorophytum

Even beginner gardeners can grow it. Grows in both shade and diffused sunlight. This is a very useful culture, which is practically a filter that removes hazardous substances from the air. It tolerates both overflow and drought, cold, drafts and heat. Quickly sprouts that take root easily.

Sansevieria

Nicknamed by the people mother-in-law's tongue for the specific shape of the leaves. Can live up to two weeks without watering. Tolerates both low and high temperatures. Undemanding to lighting. You can rarely transplant, once every few years, when the plant will not fit in a pot at all.

Indoor unpretentious flowers

Do not think that all flowering houseplants are necessarily very capricious. There are those who will delight their owners when kept in rather harsh conditions.

List of home unpretentious flowers in pots:

1. Spathiphyllum. It grows even in places with artificial lighting, but for more lush flowering it is better to provide diffused light. Likes high humidity and spraying. In such conditions, it pleases its owners with beautiful white flowers that do not fall for a long time.
2. Hoya. This non-capricious indoor flower has fairly dense leaves that help the plant do without frequent watering. It develops well without top dressing, tolerates dark places. If the flower is dry, then you can cut off the stem almost at the base, it will start new shoots.
   
3. Kalanchoe. Medicinal species of this plant have their own value, and flowering options delight with abundant and long flowering. There are varieties with buds of a wide variety of colors. The leaves are juicy, so frequent watering is contraindicated. Can grow in the shade, tolerates temperature changes.
   
4. Geranium is a frequent guest of window sills. This is an indoor flower for the lazy. Beautiful buds of various shades please their owners for a long time. You can keep both in the apartment and in the warm season on the balconies. Watering is needed rare, but plentiful. For geraniums, light is important, otherwise the culture is undemanding.
   
5. - another profusely flowering houseplant that does not require special conditions. In winter, she prefers a dormant period and sheds her leaves, so she does not need frequent watering. In summer, a flowering pot can be moved to the balcony.
   
6. Clivia. It is shade tolerant and unpretentious plant blooms with beautiful, bell-like flowers. They are arranged in clusters on a high arrow. Does not require frequent watering, periodically sprouts from the roots.
   

Choose easy-to-care home flowers based on your capabilities and conditions. Let them delight with bright foliage and lush flowering.

Video about unpretentious indoor flowers

We all love to keep our home clean and Fresh air. In winter, when rooms are less ventilated, houseplants are a great way to purify the air.

It is indoor plants that will enrich your living space with oxygen. When choosing houseplants for a conservatory or a few houseplants for arranging a particular room, you should know that there are houseplants that can easily do without a lot of light. It is these indoor plants that should be placed at home.

Non-light-loving houseplants will easily endure the winter, they are not whimsical to care for. Houseplants not only make the air in your home clean and fresh, but also diversify your home design, filling it with coziness and comfort.

Indoor plants, the varieties of which you will see below, can be located not only on the windowsill or near the window, you can safely place these indoor plants in any part of the room.

Houseplants, the list of which we presented in our post, will enchant you not with flowers, but with leaves.

Beautiful leaves of houseplants that do not need in large numbers light, can have the most intricate shape. Here, mother nature has experimented as it should.

See houseplants that are not whimsical to care for and can survive even in the shade.

Indoor plants that are not afraid of poor lighting: photo list of indoor plants

Sansevieria three-lane Aspidistra high dieffenbachia Chlorophytum crested
Gelksina
Dracaena marginata
ferns
Philodendron heart-shaped neoregelia

Plants that can tolerate a lack of light require different conditions. Some flowers do well in permanent shade - for example, in the corner of a room, on closets or in corridors that do not have windows. Such plants include species with dense dark leaves - aspidistra, gelksina, scindaptus (forms with plain leaves), sansevieria, aglaonema, climbing philodendron. Some of these colors - for example, gelksina - feel better when periodically moved to a more lit place.

Some types of dracaena and ivy, cordilina, fatsheder, tolmia, fatsia, dwarf ficus, monstera, dieffenbachia, ficus and ferns grow well in partial shade. These plants can be placed in the center of rooms or in places where the flowers will be provided with artificial lighting.

Shade-tolerant plants do not tolerate direct sunlight - it can burn the leaves and kill the flower. Bright rays should be shaded with curtains or blinds. They do not like shade-loving flowers and excess moisture; in a lack of lighting, the leaves can amaze gray rot and fungus.

The best option for such plants is moderate watering with soft water and removal from heating devices. Too high temperatures are undesirable. The room where the flowers are placed should be ventilated more often, avoiding frosty air directly on the plants.

Variegated forms shade-tolerant plants can grow with a lack of light, but in the shade their leaves will darken and lose their pattern.

Choosing plants

Many believe that if you let the vines trail along the wall of the house, dampness, on the contrary, will “crawl” into the house, because climbing plants shade the wall and prevent it from drying out. But moisture-loving vines, especially if they are planted near a shaded facade, reduce the level of moisture in the soil, and, therefore, in the foundation and walls of the house.

Important circumstance

The material of the walls, the time and quality of construction must be taken into account before “launching” new residents on its wall. Wooden, frame, plastered and even brick houses, when landscaping walls, must have special designs, serving as a support for plants, but not adjacent to the walls. climbing vines have aerial roots, climbers have tenacious antennae. Both will cause significant damage to buildings, damaging not only wood and plaster, but also brick, and eventually even stone.

Therefore, if you want to green the wall of the house with climbing plants, create an independent support for the future vertical garden.

The following structures can be used for landscaping walls:
- wooden or metal gratings;
– various shapes metal frames;
- arched structures made of metal or heavy-duty plastic;
- wire trellises.

If you make or purchase a frame, plant dense leafy vines along it, over time you will get a picturesque color panel, which in an amazing way can transform the wall of your building.

Advice 4: What house plants will survive even the most forgetful owners: TOP-6

Have you long despaired of decorating your house with greenery, because you disappear for days at work? Or just forget to water the plants on time? Forget whimsical flowers - give your heart to modest and unpretentious houseplants that will survive even the most absent-minded owner.

Aloe

Aloe leaves are often compared to a sword or other stabbing weapon. The leaf itself is strong, fleshy, with jagged or smooth edges. The leaves of the plant are arranged in a spiral in a dense rosette. Its flowers are small, located on a long peduncle.

Grows well in sand, peat, soddy soil;

Requires abundant watering only during growth;

room temperature is perfect for normal growth and flowering;

The plant is very fond of light, especially sunny;

Normally tolerates dry air, but prefers fresh air in summer;

Reproduces by shoots on the sides.

Money Tree

Perennial plant with a tree-like stem. Its leaves are opposite, often collected in a rosette. The flowers are small, white, barely noticeable.

This plant is propagated by shoots or also often by leaf cuttings, which take root rather quickly. The soil that is optimally suited for the plant is sand with soddy and leafy soil. A transplant can be arranged about once every two years. The plant loves light and perfectly tolerates dry air, without requiring frequent watering.

Havortia

The trunk of the plant is almost absent, the leaves are fleshy, small, rosette collected at the base. Flowers cylindrical shape, light, with a pink or green tint.

Watering the plant depends on the season:

In winter - watering is weak;

in spring, all summer and early autumn - moderate (soft water);

in the fall - watering is gradually reduced.

Havortia easily tolerates an arid climate and does not need moisture. Lighting is better to choose for her bright with scattered light. The plant loves the soil of sand and humus, it needs to be transplanted every two to three years.

Spurge

Columnar plant with deciduous top leaves small, thin. The trunk is quite strong and fleshy, sometimes with thorns.

Unlike many indoor plants, it is not afraid of direct sunlight, but on the contrary, it loves bright light and, if it is lacking, changes color. Room temperature is optimal for him, but can tolerate lower temperatures. Watering the plant - moderate, in summer period it is even better to minimize the supply of moisture. Although the plant is very unpretentious, it does not tolerate a draft, it turns yellow and fades in a draft. It is transplanted, as a rule, in the spring.

Ivy

It has a long winding stem, light sinewy leaves with several lobes, blooms small flowers collected .

This plant is shade-tolerant, however, it acquires its full beauty with good diffused lighting. Comfortable temperature from 15 degrees in winter to 25 degrees in summer. Ivy does not like dryness and needs to be sprayed. Watering is intensive in summer, the earth should be constantly wet, in winter - as it dries. Also in the summer requires infrequent top dressing.

Geranium

A plant with leaves on long legs. The sheet itself is different in cross-section, soft-fibered. Flowers are arranged on peduncles from one to three. They are large correct form, with colors varying from white to purple. The plant has a characteristic odor.

The plant loves light, but in summer it is better to protect it from direct sunlight. The temperature likes room temperature from 10 - 15 in winter to 25 in summer, also in the summer it can be taken out into the fresh air. The soil is suitable only with good drainage properties, most often it is a mixture of 5 - 7 types of soil. Needs sufficient moisture, watering requires as the soil dries.