Genof is a beautiful plant that is distinguished by charming yellow flowers. Unfortunately, cultivation in small gardens is not always a good idea, because this specimen can dominate the space and take it from other plants. We suggest what to know about its nawn and what to remember about its cultivation.
Preditis is a plant with a long stalk, which is surrounded by leaves and ended with a branched inflorescence. It is characterized by a panicle consisting of small, yellow flowers, which are collected in baskets. After flowering, they change into volatile seeds.
This plant can reach even a meter of height. It often covers parks, meadows and wastelandse. Therefore, the nave has really small requirements for cultivation and is a very persistent and resistant plant. It will survive in difficult conditions and can spread strongly.
In addition to common nor, they also exist Other varieties of this plant, which includes, among others:
- Canadian nave – It grows up to 2 meters and has a hairy stem. It also has much smaller than common.
- Garden – It also has smaller inflorescences, but it can reach up to 180 cm high.
- Huge nave – It looks similar to the Canadian nave, but there is no hairy stem.
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Tolele, although it impresses with its appearance and is a non -demanding plant, It is not always a good choice for our garden. Having it in a home garden can take a risk for other plantings. This is due to the fact that this is an invasive specimen.
In practice, this means that It grows very quickly and densely, and also grows through both seeds and rhizomes. The result may be that an underwent aisle will take place to develop other plants. This can often be observed in the meadows that this specimen overlaps. Then there are no other flowers around, because Predor quickly occupies a huge space, taking place and light from other species.
This does not mean, however, that we cannot grow in the garden. However, if we want to do it, then we have to watch it carefully and react so that the seeds do not develop from the flowers. In addition, new roots should be pulled out of the rhizomes. In this way, well -groomed and subjugated nave can become a nice decoration of the plot.
