PLANT ONCE — HARVEST FOR 20 YEARS! 🍇 11 shrubs that grow themselves
Plant it once, and you'll never return to that spot with a shovel, pruning shears, or fertilizer again. 🌿 That's how good shrubs work. This video features eleven plants that produce fruit and beauty for twenty years without your help. Among them, one that everyone considers a weed and mercilessly cuts down produces the most beneficial crop of the entire list and costs from five hundred rubles per kilogram in stores.
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📚 Sources and Literature:
📖 State Catalog of Breeding Achievements Approved for Use in the Russian Federation — gossort.com, up-to-date data on shrub varieties
📖 I.V. Michurin All-Russian Research Institute of Horticulture (Michurinsk) — research on the winter hardiness of fruit and berry crops in the central regions of Russia
📖 M.S. Alexandrova — "Ornamental Shrubs" — Moscow: Fiton+, 2007 — a reference book on the types and varieties of ornamental shrubs for the central part of the country
📖 "Gardener and Vegetable Grower" magazine — practical materials on growing shrubs in your garden
📖 "Northern Flora" nursery (St. Petersburg) — information on shrub adaptation in hardiness zones 3–4
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