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Chubushnik is a plant that belongs to the Hortensia family, in no case should you combine garden jasmine and real jasmine - these are two separate species that have no "blood" relationship. You can meet a chubushnik on every second garden plot... How to care for a weigela, read.

Description and characteristics of the chubushnik

All varieties and varieties of garden jasmines are classified as deciduous upright shrubs, which are covered with grayish bark during development.

Depending on the height, shrubs are classified as dwarf (up to 70 cm), medium and large, whose height can reach six meters.

The foliage of garden jasmine is ovoid, sometimes elongated, sometimes wide. Their length can vary from two to seven centimeters.

By their texture, bush leaves can be:

  • Terry
  • Semi-double.

Garden jasmine, depending on the variety, can have either a bright rich sweetish aroma or not at all.

The flowering process of the mock-orange lasts only two to three weeks.

When correct selection varieties, you can achieve the effect of white clouds almost throughout summer period.

Before the onset of cold weather, it is necessary to carefully approach the issue of sheltering the shrub, otherwise the gardener risks losing the plant altogether.

Types and varieties of chubushnik


According to breeders, on this moment in all specialized markets of the country, only a dozen types of chubushnik are sold, but there are a huge variety of varieties. You can choose for every taste and color.

Any gardener can acquire decorative forms of garden jasmine. For example, on the basis of decorative forms of the chubushnik, such as the golden and dwarf chubushnik, a huge variety of varieties were bred.

The most striking representative of the ornamental garden jasmine is the virginal mock-orange, which can reach a height of 2.5 meters. It has a delicate refined aroma and blooms with large double flowers.

Schrenk's chubushnik, also derived from the decorative, blooms in early June and pleases the voice of the gardener until mid-summer. Has a bright, strong aroma.

White cloud in the garden - Vemoine crown mock-orange

To the hybrid varieties of chubushnik can be attributed to the crown mockweed, which is practically not suitable for growing in temperate climates, because it is incredibly afraid of frost. Derived from the crown and small-leaved mock-orange is the Lemoine mock-orange, which most likely brought “fame” to this variety.


Below are examples of the most popular chubushniks cultivated on the territory of Russia and neighboring countries:
  • common mock-orange (pale) is a variety of garden jasmine, which is practically the progenitor of all varieties and types of mock-orange.
  • terry chubushnik - frost-resistant variety, loves moisture and sunlight;
  • chubushnik snow storm - the variety blooms profusely, with large simple flowers. The height of the bush is one and a half meters, blooms at the very beginning of June;
  • Chubushnik "Snow storm" justifies its name

  • mock orange Ermine mantle has multi-layered white flowers of large size;
  • Chubushnik "Ermine mantle" looks impressive

  • chubushnik Shneesturm - flowers of this variety are considered the most lush and hairy, refers to large-flowered;
  • crown mock-orange Aureus - low ornamental shrub with light green leaves. Dense with small four-petalled flowers;
  • chubushnik Bel Etoile - forms a number of separate “currant-like” branches covered with white “shaggy” flowers;
  • chubushnik Snowbel, a variety reaching a height of 1.5 meters, blooms from the end of June to July;
  • chubushnik Minnesota Snowflake is an upright cultivar with large double flowers. Reaches 2 meters in height.
  • dame Blanche mock-orange is a variety of medium height, reaches a width of 1.5 meters, during the flowering period the shrub is covered with a lush snow-white cap;
  • chubushnik Elbrus - the variety has absolutely odorless flowers, reaches a height of 1.5 meters;
  • mock-orange Mont Blanc got this name due to the snow-white cap that covers the top of the bush during the flowering period;
  • This is Mont Blanc

  • chubushnik Airborne assault was named for the shape of the flower. The height of such a shrub often reaches three meters;
  • mock-orange Alabaster is unique in the shape of a flower petal, which slightly flutters along the edge;
  • dwarf mock-orange was named for the shape of the crown, which resembles a cap;
  • Dwarf bush - chubushnik Gnome

  • mock orange Avalanche or as it is also called "strawberry", so it was named for the sweetish aroma of strawberries, which exude its flowers;
  • chubushnik Komsomolets is a compact shrub that has erect strong branches, flowers bloom on brushes;
  • pyramidal mock-orange is the late flowering shrub. The bushes are tall and wide, blooms with flowers reaching a size of five centimeters;
  • chubushnik Arctic reaches four meters in height. The flowers are large (5 cm), shaggy;
  • chubushnik Girandol belongs to hybrid varieties, has an incredible crown density.
  • Photo of a chubushnik in landscape design

    Landscape designers have a special respect for garden jasmine.


    They literally dot the garden with it. Chubushnik looks great near small artificial reservoirs and recreation areas, the aroma of the bush practically intoxicates and makes it possible to forget about the world around you. Read recommendations for arranging rockeries here:.

    The Hortensia family has nothing to do with jasmine, but garden jasmine varieties are quite common in summer cottages and in private estates. Its aroma is reminiscent of the smell of wild strawberries, which distinguishes the mock orange from other bushes. This jasmine scent helps to improve mood, overcome depression, and strengthen immunity. This article will focus on the different types of this wonderful plant with such a prosaic name chubushnik.

    Description of the plant

    Chubushnik, due to its aroma, similar to indoor jasmine, received the second name "garden jasmine". This perennial shrub, which blooms profusely in early summer, got its scientific name due to the fact that stems for a smoking pipe were made from the stems of this plant.

    The flowers are white or cream, can reach a diameter of 5 cm. And they have the most different forms: simple and double, and there are also semi-double. Flower clusters are formed on young shoots. Flowers appear on some bushes in May - June. And some varieties bloom in August. Flowering lasts about 3 weeks, and during flowering, a strong aroma is carried around.

    Leaves are whole and in length are from 2 cm to 7. And, depending on the type, they can have different shapes: simple, ovoid. The leaves are bright green and are located oppositely on the stem of the shrubs. Autumn time most foliage turns yellow and falls off, but some species are evergreen.
    The trunks of the chubushniks are straight, covered gray bark. The height of dwarf perennial species is only 70 cm, and tall varieties sometimes reach 6 meters.

    Garden jasmine varieties

    Breeders know more than ten species of this plant, but there are many varieties of it. They are all deciduous. And depending on the variety, the flowers of the mock-orange during the time may have a strong pleasant aroma or not have it at all. The most common varieties of this beautiful plant will be considered here.

    Chubushnik corona and its varieties

    Corona species of mock-orange grow in nature, as a rule, in the Caucasus, in Asia and in southern Europe. But they are cultivated in gardens and parks around the world. And the shrub belongs to the most common types of garden shrubs. Shoots of a perennial with a red-brown bark, covered with cracks. Leaves at crown chubushnik opposite, oval, on petioles. The edge of the leaves is rarely serrated. Creamy fragrant flowers 4.5 cm in diameter in racemose inflorescences cover the entire bush during flowering. And this type of chubushnik blooms for more than three weeks.

    The crown variety is not picky about soils. The only requirement for the soil: good drainage so that moisture does not stagnate and there is no salinity. Withstands frosts, sometimes up to 25 ° C. There are many varieties of such a mock-orange, for example, golden and dwarf.

    • Aureus refers to shrubs with a spherical crown. In spring, the shrub has a bright yellow color due to the leaves, which eventually turn yellow-green. The yellow flowers on the plant are not very conspicuous against the background of foliage, but the beginning of flowering is signaled by a delicate aroma spreading around. This variety of garden jasmine is valuable because its light greenery compares favorably with other plants.
    • Variegata also belongs to the crown varieties. . It is distinguished by a dense rounded crown, which has a crown up to 2 meters in diameter. Straight thin trunks are covered with grayish flaking bark. Flowers are few, the aroma is weak, but very pleasant, and its leaves are two-colored: the center is creamy, and the edge is green.
      This variety of garden shrub loves loam and does not tolerate places where thawed and rainwater... If this mock-orange is fed, it will respond with a beautiful and violent flowering. It is good for hedges or flower beds. But it should be remembered that he does not tolerate frosts well and needs to be covered.
    • The dwarf variety of the crown mock-orange is distinguished by its small crown size and the fact that it almost does not bloom, and if it does, then there are few flowers, and they are single. But he has beautiful crown leaves and he looks very picturesque on flower beds.
    • Duplex is a perennial shrub that grows only 1 meter in height. Leaves distinguish it from other varieties. They are rough and oval in shape and rough to the touch. Flowers it has a semi-double appearance, single.
      Slightly different from Duplex and Pompon. The difference is that this perennial has terry flowers, reminiscent of pompons.
    • Vemoine is a hybrid chubushnik. It must be remembered that this bush is not a hardy one. It cannot be grown in a zone of temperate climate, since it does not tolerate frost. By crossing this variety with Lemoine's common mock-orange.
    • Shneeshturm beautifully blooming shrub plant up to 2.5 meters high and spreading arcuate branches. Terry flowers are rather large, up to 5 cm, collected in inflorescences in the form of small brushes of 5-7 pcs.
      The leaves are pointed and have a dark green tint. Undemanding to soil and growing conditions. It tolerates frost easily, but with severe frosts may freeze.

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    These are all the most common varieties of crown mock-orange. The rest are much less common.

    blizzard

    The name alone evokes a feeling of romance and coolness. This variety is so called because during flowering, the clusters of inflorescences cover the shrub so that the foliage is completely invisible. The bush at this time looks like a snowdrift, exuding an exciting aroma. Its flowers are double, rather large, and the leaves are monochromatic, bright green. "Snow storm" tolerates frost well. You need to cover only annual and planted bushes.

    The variety, like most chubushniks, does not like stagnant soils and prefers sunny areas. The shrub sometimes grows in height up to 3 m. It needs pruning every 3-4 years.
    It should be remembered that this plant adores aphids, therefore preventive treatment of the crown is needed. The shrub is often used for hedges.

    Airborne assault

    The shrub is distinguished by simple, bowl-shaped, cream-colored flowers, in the center of which are beautiful hot-yellow stamens. This combination of stamens and sepals is somewhat reminiscent of parachutists in yellow suits. The aroma of flowers is similar to that of strawberries. Due to this peculiarity of the smell, this perennial is also called strawberry. It grows up to 2 m in height.Another feature of this species is the fact that it easily tolerates shade, can grow in shaded parts of the garden

    Blooms one of the first among the mock-mushrooms. In addition, the shrub is classified as disease resistant. But he is excellent honey plant... The plant tolerates frosts in the middle zone. It is often used in decorative plantings.

    Pearl

    Flowers of the "Pearl" variety in comparison with other species are large: with a diameter of about 7 cm. They are snow-white, double, fragrant. Their beauty conquers many flower growers. This factor is the reason for this name. Among garden jasmines, this one is considered the most beautiful. The leaves are green, bright, the bark on the shoots is red-brown. The shrub grows to a height of about 1.3 meters.

    Read also: Hybrid action care rules: watering, pruning and decoration

    The bushes of this variety grow well in areas of the middle zone, frost-resistant (withstands temperatures up to - 25 C). "Pearl" loves nutritious soils, sunny areas.
    The perennial species is used to decorate flower beds, for planting near gazebos and benches, as well as for hedges.

    The delicate and light aroma of its flowers conquers the hearts of many lovers of these plants. It stands out not only for its aroma and snow-white flowers, its leaves are glossy and large in size. This garden jasmine is quite tall, reaching a height of 4 m. And therefore it is sometimes mistaken for a tree. And if Gordon was planted in a shaded place, it can grow up to 6 m. Requires regular removal of old branches. The leaves, like the previous variety, are glossy, bright green, large in size. The flowers are also quite large and beautiful, about 5 cm in diameter, but their aroma is weak.

    Lemoine

    Refers to tall decorative perennials with a spreading crown. It is a hybrid of small-leaved and common species garden jasmine. Differs in large simple flowers with a strong smell. Flowers are collected in small clusters. Leaves are oval, pointed towards the end. The main difference is that the plant can bloom twice a year if the fall was long and warm. But in general, perennial refers to frost-resistant.

    Refers to non-flowering undersized (up to 0.5 m). The bush has bright, medium-sized leaves with jagged edges, and the bush itself is very dense. The species is very winter-hardy, tolerates all types of soil and practically does not require maintenance.
    Such a mock-orange is used for the formation of borders and stone decorative compositions. In order for the bush to branch well, it must be constantly cut, forming the crown, giving it a variety of types.

    Alabaster

    This shrub has semi-double flowers, white and collected in large inflorescences... The leaves are oval. The foliage is dark green. The height of the bushes is no more than 1.8 m. The bush has spreading branches. Requires annual pruning and grows in well-lit areas. Planted in the shade, does not bloom. This perennial is hardy, easily survives in the middle latitude of Russia. But he does not like acidic and saline soils. After feeding, it blooms vigorously and looks very beautiful. Loves regular watering. It is used in single plantings and as hedges.

    This type of chubushnik is the most prominent representative of ornamental garden jasmines. This shrub can grow up to 2.5 m high. Its flowers have a very delicate aroma. The flowers are large. Terry and very beautiful. The people also call this plant a maiden chubushnik. It is distinguished by this feature: its flowers can change shape. One spring, large (about 5 cm in diameter) double flowers bloom on its bushes, collected in large, strong-smelling inflorescences. And next spring it suddenly blooms with simple flowers, albeit large ones.

    Read also: Features of growing a mock orange, as well as the reasons for its non-flowering

    Virginal is classified as a frost-resistant type. Therefore, it is boldly grown in temperate climates. Caring for jasmine is not difficult for gardeners, since it is very unpretentious and does not require very nutritious soils. The main condition is good soil drainage and an abundance of sun.

    Common chubushnik

    Almost all varieties and types of garden jasmine originated by crossing with common mock-orange. It is also often called pale. This woody shrub. Reaching a height of 3 m, has a strong root system... Its branches are erect or drooping at the end, diverging to the sides. Leaves are pointed at the end, slightly irregular oval in shape. Their magnitude varies greatly. They are located on the opposite stems.

    Shrenk's chubushnik

    Among the plants, there are species derived from decorative plants. These include the Schrenk variety. It is distinguished by the duration of flowering: almost a month and a half it pleases the eye and smells with a strong romantic scent. This shrub is the most common among garden plants in Siberia. The most hardy and hardy. Unpretentious in relation to soils.

    Ermine mantle

    It is distinguished by its multi-layered snow-white double flowers of enormous size, spreading a light but persistent aroma. The shrub got its name for the reason that its flowers are somewhat reminiscent of a mantle. Its bushes are low, no more than a meter.
    Prefers well-drained soils, well-lit areas. Used in decorative flower beds and for the formation of hedges.

    His flowers are simple, sometimes double, white or cream, and sometimes light yellow color... Their diameter is from 2 to 6 centimeters. Usually flower brushes are formed at the tips of the branches of last year's shoots and are collected in 5-9 pieces of water inflorescence. Flowers have a pleasant aroma of varying strength, but not all.

    Belle Etoile

    Snowbel received the 2002 Royal Society of Horticultural Award as the most beautiful view... He was taken out in the greenhouse of the Frenchman Lemoine back in the 30th year of the last century. The shrub reaches a height of 1.5-2 meters. Dark green leaves and snowy flowers have the best scent. Belle Etoile is fast growing. After planting young plants, they grow to the size of an adult in almost one year. The flowers are simple, about 4.5 cm in size in diameter, collected in inflorescences of three. The edges of the flowers are snow-white, and towards the center they have a bright crimson hue. This is the main advantage of the shrub. The brightness of the crimson hue fluctuates during growing weather conditions. The aroma resembles the smell of strawberries, but doctors do not advise placing bouquets in a room, since a strong aroma in a closed room will be harmful. Blooms in late spring and blooms for about a month. A perennial does not like drafts, prefers a lot of light, light, fertilized soils are more suitable for him.


    Jasmine shrub is a perennial crop of the olive family. The flower is prized for its exquisite beauty and unusual, strawberry aroma. Used to be a plant grew only in countries with favorable, warm climatic conditions... But thanks to the laborious work of breeders, culture every year gains popularity in Russia in decorating the landscape. To breed decorative flower on your personal plot, you need to familiarize yourself with all its subspecies, learn the planting technique and further care.

    Description of jasmine varieties

    Over the past tens of centuries, many varieties of jasmine have been bred for certain countries and regions. In Russia, the most popular are beautiful frost-resistant varieties that are in good harmony with each other c. Let's consider the most common ones.

    Syringa

    The perennial culture of the hydrangea family garden jasmine chubushnik has many subspecies. At the same time, it has nothing to do with real jasmine, except for fragrant flowers. Ornamental shrub, height from 65 cm to 6 - 6.5 meters. The trunk is straight, gray. In some varieties of garden jasmine, the foliage is ovoid, in others it is broadly ovate. Many plants belonging to this species have evergreen foliage.


    Flowers of yellow or white color have the following shapes:

    • semi-double;
    • terry;
    • simple.

    Garden jasmine blooms in June and July. The main advantages of horticultural culture are considered to be an unsurpassed aroma and bunches of white or cream flowers that beautifully descend to the bottom.

    Jasmine ordinary

    Common chubushnik is found not only in private gardens, but also in city parks. The plant differs in abundant fragrant flowering, lasting about a month. Flowers are tightly attached along the entire length of the branch. For lush bloom the shrub does not require special care. It grows well in the shade and under the scorching rays of the sun. It tolerates severe frosts and summer droughts.

    Jasmine virginal

    Virginal, aka terry jasmine. The culture belongs to the type of garden jasmine. A voluminous plant bush in height and diameter can reach from 2 to 3 meters. Erect shoots. The foliage is decorative, large, about 7 cm long. In the summer, the leaves are saturated green, but in the fall they change their color to bright yellow, which surprisingly transforms the garden in cloudy weather. The flowers are large, white. The inflorescence is collected in 10 pairs. The flower blooms gradually at the end of June and continues to bloom until the 3rd decade of July.

    Despite the fact that Virginal is a frost-resistant culture, without proper care, the shoots can freeze during spring frosts.

    Jasmine Sambac

    Sambac, or garden curly jasmine. The plant belongs to the olive family. The flower reaches 0.5 to 3 meters in height. Leaves are ovoid, leathery, 4 - 11 cm long and 2 - 7 cm wide. Flowers are white, very fragrant, semi-double or double in shape. The inflorescence is collected from 3 to 12 groups at the ends of the branches. Distinctive feature of this plant is that the flowers only open at night and close in the morning.

    Shrub jasmine

    Jasmine Shrub is an upright bush, up to 1.5 meters high. The shoots are flexible, green. The leaf arrangement is spiral. Leaves are pinnate, trifoliate. Leaflets are narrowly elliptic, obtuse, ciliate along the edges. The plates are shiny on both sides, dark green, on the underside more light color... Shrub jasmine begins to bloom from late May to early July. Flowers of deep yellow color, collected up to 5 pieces in one umbrella. The flower enters fruiting at the end of August.

    Jasmine Airborne

    Jasmine Airborne is a perennial crop. The bush grows up to 2 meters. The branches are straight. The leaves are dark green, decorative. The plant begins to bloom in early July, with a long period of up to 30 days. The flowers are creamy or white and have a pleasant, strawberry aroma. The inflorescence of this variety resembles bells in shape, which are located over the entire surface of the branches. Under their weight, the branches tilt downward, which gives the plant a decorative look.

    Jasmine Ermine Mantle

    Jasmine Ermine Mantle is a variety of garden jasmine. The plant has a compact, deciduous bush that does not exceed 1 meter. The foliage is elongated, ovoid, with clearly visible veins. Horticultural crops begin to bloom at the end of May, with a flowering period of 1.5 months. Terry inflorescence is snow-white in color, has a pleasant, sweet aroma that spreads over a long distance.

    Jasmine Mont Blanc

    Jasmine Mont Blanc is a French variety. The plant belongs to dwarf crops. The height of the bush reaches no more than 1 meter. Escapes brown color slightly lowered to the bottom. Leaves small size, 3 - 4 cm. With smooth edges. White flowers of semi-double appearance in dense groups of 5 pieces are located on a short inflorescence. The plant begins to bloom in mid-June, with a duration of 1 month. When flowering, the bush looks completely snow-white.

    Under large quantity buds, branches often lean towards the base of the earth. To do this, to make the bush look more elegant, supports are installed under it.

    Jasmine Venichny

    Jasmine Venichny is a deciduous shrub. The plant has a gray, straight trunk. Light green oval leaves, do not exceed 7 cm in length. Simple or double inflorescences of 3-9 pieces, collected in a compact cluster. The culture reaches a height of no more than 4 meters. Crown jasmine blooms in mid-June, 2 - 3 weeks. The petals are white - cream in color, with a pronounced honey aroma.


    Landing rules

    Jasmine - that can grow on any soil. But for better survival of the seedling, you need to take into account the following recommendations:

    1. The plant does not like stagnant water. Therefore, the landing site is chosen with a deep bedding. groundwater.
    2. For good rooting, the seedling is planted in late spring or early fall.
    3. The location of the holes is outlined taking into account the adult plant.
    4. Dig a hole no more than 50 cm.
    5. The soil is fertilized with 30 grams. nitrophoxy.
    6. The seedling is planted only in moist soil.

    When planting, the root system must not be deepened by more than 3 cm.

    After the work carried out around Jasmine, the soil is well tamped and watered abundantly. Here it should also be taken into account that one correct fit not enough for good development plants. Care and agricultural technology play a big role in the growth and flowering of decorative crops.

    Growing features

    Having planted a jasmine shrub on your site, do not forget about its leaving, since its rapid growth and further abundant flowering depend on it. The main features of growing a shrub include the following work:

    1. Top dressing contributes to the correct development and good growth... Fertilize the plant a year after planting. in the form of a solution of 15 gr. urea, 30 gr. superphosphate, 15 gr. sulfuric potassium and 10 liters. water is introduced into the soil in early autumn. In the spring the plant is fed organic fertilizers with water at the rate of 1: 10.
    2. Crown formation improves the appearance of the plant and promotes abundant flowering. Pruning of branches is carried out in early spring. In strong branches, only the tops are shortened, weak shoots are cut in half. It is also necessary to carry out sanitary pruning annually, thinning the bush from excess shoots and wilted flowers. After the work carried out, in order to avoid infection of the plant with fungal diseases, it is recommended to treat all sections with garden varnish.
    3. Preparation for the winter period - prevents shrubby jasmine from freezing in severe frosts. To protect the root system, in late autumn around the plant, soil with compost or humus. In order to avoid the death of a young culture, the flower itself is completely covered with a covering white material, and fixed so that in the winds it does not expose the trunk of the seedling.

    For the good development of the jasmine bush, planting and care should be carried out according to the above technologies. Only in this case will the plant have strong leaves and annual flowering.

    Having considered all the characteristics of the variety, garden shrub Jasmine can be called a business card for personal plot... Ease of planting and maintenance, will save the free time of every gardener. AND enchanting aroma snow-white decorative flowers, will catch the attention of even the most fastidious perfume taster.

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    Chubushnik is a beautiful and fragrant plant that gives the garden a unique charm during flowering. Garden jasmine can grow for up to 30 years without requiring complicated maintenance.

    Chubushnik grows in nature in Western Europe, North America, in the Caucasus and Far East... It blooms in different time, it depends on the species. It is interesting that the flowers of the chubushnik can smell like exquisite perfume.

    The first hybrid varieties appeared over a century ago in France, in Victor Lemoine's nursery. This group of plants is still called so - Lemoine mock-mushrooms, they are thermophilic. However, there are several varieties that can be grown in Russia - "Mont Blanc", "Glecher", "Ermine mantle". Most of the Russian varieties were created by the breeder N.K. Vekhov.

    Vekhovsky chubushnik, varieties popular today:

    • "Airborne assault" - white simple flowers, lowered like flying parachutes, emit a strawberry aroma, a small bush, about 2 m, blooms very luxuriantly, branches are not visible behind the white lace flowers;
    • "Blizzard" - It blooms magnificently with double white flowers, maximum height 2 m;
    • "Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya" - a tall chubushnik, double flowers, snow-white and fragrant, the bush looks attractive, thanks to the abundance of inflorescences;
    • "Snowballs" - small flowers are collected in lush snow-white inflorescences, in winter the plant can freeze slightly, but it is restored from the root;
    • "Unusual" - small bush, flowers are simple, white, with a delicate pink tint, very fragrant, smells of strawberries.

    There are other varieties of garden jasmine:

    1. Crown mock it is distinguished by a creamy white color of flowers, with a rich aroma, the bush grows up to 3 m in height, the plant is frost-resistant.
    2. Decorative varieties small-leaved mock-orange smell like strawberries or pineapple.
    3. Chubushnik virginsky was obtained by crossing a small-leaved and a crown mock-orange, flowers are snow-white, double, up to 5 cm in diameter, a bush up to 3 m in height, can bloom again in September.

    The spectacular flowering of garden "jasmine" lasts about a month.

    Landing in open ground

    For landing choose sunny place, only with a sufficient amount of light, the chubushnik will bloom profusely. Plant it better in autumn, from September 10 to October 10. You can also plant the shrub in the spring, before the leaves open.

    At the bottom of the planting pit, which should be deep enough, drainage is made so that moisture does not linger at the roots. Fill with fertile soil, adding rotted compost, ash, superphosphate. Chubushnik, the planting of which does not differ from other shrubs, prefers acidic soils. The seedling is placed in the hole so that the root collar is at the level of the soil, the roots are straightened. Then the soil is slightly compacted and watered well.

    To create a hedge, the chubushnik is planted at a distance of 50 to 80 cm. It grows quickly, therefore, when planting, seedlings can be placed at a distance of 2 meters.

    Chubushnik for abundant flowering requires feeding. Potassium-phosphorus fertilizers are applied in early spring. You can use complex preparations for flowering plants. After planting, the branches of the shrub are cut to 1/3 of the length.

    Garden jasmine care

    Chubushnik is unpretentious. Care comes down to watering, loosening the soil and weeding. The peculiarity of the plant is that it is very moisture-loving. For 1 adult bush is 20-30 liters of water for one watering.

    Once a year, garden "jasmine" is fed with mullein solution, at the rate of a bucket per bush. In addition, after flowering, it is useful to add wood ash under the base of the bush.

    Chubushnik grows very quickly, seedlings of vigorous varieties in 3 years turn into large bushes correct shapethat can cover up unsightly brick wall or create a hedge.

    How to care in winter

    Winter preparations begin in the fall. In September, sanitary and thinning pruning of the chubushnik is carried out, complex potassium-phosphorus fertilizers are introduced into the soil. The soil is mulched with a thick layer of sawdust.

    Chubushnik is winter-hardy, and does not require special care in winter time, hibernates without shelter. Heat-loving young plants can be covered with spruce branches in autumn. Even when the branches of the chubushnik are frozen and buds are not visible on them in the spring, young shoots will grow back from the root if the bush is cut off at the base.

    Shrub pruning technology

    Garden "jasmine" needs formative and sanitary pruning, which is carried out once or twice a season - in early spring, before bud break and in autumn. By pruning shoots, they stimulate the growth of dormant buds. The bush can be made more compact, spherical, by cutting off the weak growth, to enhance the growth of strong branches.

    Cardinal pruning cannot be carried out, because garden jasmine blooms on 3-year-old shoots. You can cut the lower, older branches that shade the bush. Pruning a mock-orange in spring leads to the appearance of a large number of young shoots, which make the bush very dense. It is advisable to cut off excess branches so that the shape remains loose, the plant is well ventilated. After flowering, dried inflorescences are removed with a pruner.

    Mock breeding methods

    Chubushnik is propagated by cuttings during flowering or immediately after it. The branch is broken off with the heel, and a stalk is made from it - the lower leaves are cut off, the following leaf plates are cut in half, the top is cut off. At least 2 nodes should remain on the handle.

    Root the cuttings in the ground, covered with a bag, jar or cut plastic bottle... Before the formation of roots, for about a month, they are placed in the shade. Optimum temperature air must be at least 20 ° C. Rooted cuttings are transplanted to a permanent place in August or early September. They can be covered for the winter so as not to freeze. In early spring, young plants are fed with complex fertilizers with nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus.

    Garden "jasmine" reproduces well by layering. At a short distance from the mother bush, the shoots are bent down, laid in a small groove, and sprinkled with earth. They need to be pinned so that they do not get loose, the soil around is loosened and watered. The next spring, the layers are dug, separating them from the common bush with a sharp shovel or pruning shears, and planted in a new place.

    Protection against diseases and pests

    Diseases can infect the plant if the cultivation technique is violated - if you do not remove the fallen leaves under the bushes, postpone spring pruning damaged shoots. For the prevention of diseases, the bushes can be treated with special preparations in spring or autumn, after flowering.

    Chubushnik diseases and pests:

    • gray rot - small spots of grayish plaque appear on the leaves, spraying with Skor, Purest flowers, Agrolekar is used for prevention;
    • septoria spot - rounded brown spots, in the place of which holes form over time, when shoots are damaged, gum flow begins, the plant withers, the bushes are sprayed with Bordeaux mixture for treatment;
    • bean aphid - feeds on plant sap, causes drying of leaves, use the drug Fitoverm or Inta-Vir to fight;
    • hawthorn - a white butterfly with black veins on its wings, its caterpillars eat buds and young leaves in winter; to kill insects, they are sprayed with Intavir, Iskra;
    • click beetles - the larvae gnaw the roots, and the adults gnaw the leaves of the plants, they use Medvetox, Barguzin to fight, the leaves are sprayed with Fufanon.

    The close proximity to the surface of groundwater can also lead to the weakening of the plant. If there is such a problem on the site, the chubushnik is planted on the embankment, drainage is arranged at the bottom of the hole made of pebbles or broken brick.

    How to distinguish jasmine from chubushnik

    Chubushnik belongs to the Hortensievye family. It is also called garden jasmine. But there are noticeable differences between chubushnik and jasmine. The first has small leaves and snow-white inflorescences, it grows in the form of a bush, with a height of 1 to 5 meters.

    Jasmine is a southern plant, its leaves and flowers are considered medicinal, they are added to tea. It is an evergreen, heat-loving shrub, with larger flowers than that of a chubushnik, it cannot grow in middle lane Russia.

    Chubushnik or garden "jasmine" - decoration of the site, it is planted in a mixborder with a tapeworm or in combination with others flowering plants... It looks elegant and beautiful everywhere. it unpretentious plant, which must necessarily grow in the garden.

    Chubushnik or "jasmine" garden with its magnificent beauty and indescribable aroma begins to delight in spring. A wonderful aroma exude profusely blooming snow-white or cream flowers perennial plant... Shrub flowers can have a diameter of 2-5 cm. Their forms are simple, double and semi-double. Collected in a brush, they grow at the ends of young shoots.

    The leaves of "garden jasmine" are 2-7 cm long, depending on the variety, they can be different forms: simple, broadly ovate, oblong-ovate. Whole leaves of bright green color are located opposite on the shrub. In the fall, the leaves turn yellow, but there are types of evergreen bushes.

    “Garden jasmine” is a deciduous shrub. Its straight trunks are covered with thin gray bark. Plant height dwarf varieties only 70 cm. Tall varieties grow up to 6m. The jasmine flower pleases with its beauty and aroma for about two to three weeks. For white clouds of flowers to envelop garden for a longer time, you can pick up varieties of chubushnik with different terms flowering.

    Varieties and types of chubushnik

    Thanks to the fruitful work of breeders, many new varieties of this plant have been bred. Let's talk about the most common types.

    Common chubushnik (pale). This species develops well and blooms well on fertile and well-moisturized soils. Its creamy white flowers are highly aromatic. The shrub can have a height of 3 m.Its leaves are slightly pubescent, on top - bright green , below - pale green.

    Crown mock-orange. This shrub can reach a height of 3 meters. Its flowers are creamy and white. Flowers with a diameter of 2.5-3.5 cm are collected in inflorescences of 7-9 pieces. Large leaves 8 cm long are located on strong shoots. This species blooms in mid-June, has several forms, for example:

    • terry, this is a very beautiful shrub with an unusual decoration in the form of multi-row flowers;
    • yellow-leaved or golden-leaved, such an amazing color for the summer period, the color of the leaves looks very impressive against the general background of the garden until mid-July.

    Chubushnik Lemoine ... Deciduous shrub is 3 m high.Its spreading branches are covered with white, large, very fragrant flowers and ovate-lanceolate leaves.

    Ermine mantle. This species is the record holder for flowering duration (up to 50 days). Shrub height up to 1 meter. This variety is interesting for its semi-double white flowers, located on hanging stems. It is like an ermine mantle. The shrub has an amazing strawberry aroma.

    Chubushnik "Avalanche". A low, stately shrub with light green leaves and arched shoots. This type is different abundant floweringwhich lasts three weeks.

    Chubushnik "Airborne landing". Tall (up to 3 m) sprawling bush with drooping bell-shaped flowers, similar to small parachutes.

    Chubushnik "Mont Blanc". Of the low species, these shrubs deserve special attention... Their thick double and strong-smelling flowers delight with their beauty for about a month. Maximum height bush of this type - 2 m.

    Chubushnik "Ballet of Moths". Flowers-"moths" of this charming variety seem to "flutter" over a high (up to 3 m) and wide shrub. Semi-double petals of a greenish tint create the illusion of a moth.

    Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya. A very popular variety of chubushnik. The bush is 2 m high and has large double flowers with a greenish tint. Their aroma is weak.

    Chubushnik. Planting and leaving

    Pruning

    To enhance the growth of young shoots and give the chubushnik bush a beautiful appearance, it is necessary to carry it out regular pruning... This is done in early spring. Weak branches are cut in half, too long are cut a little.

    Rejuvenating pruning is carried out when the branches of the bush are bare and begin to drown out the plant itself. This kind does not decorate the plant at all.

    Sanitary pruning is done every year. Flowers that have lost their attractive appearance must be removed. Excess shoots are cut off, the bush is thinned out.

    Reproduction of chubushnik

    The plant is propagated by seeds, layering or cuttings.

    • Seeds are sown in pre-prepared soil before the onset of severe frosts. For the winter, beds with seeds embedded in them are covered with spruce branches. In spring, the snow melting under the sun will saturate the seeds with moisture, and young shoots will soon appear. Seedlings grown from seeds are more resistant, they are less susceptible to diseases. But this way reproduction is very long. The plant blooms only after 7-8 years.
    • Reproduction by layering is carried out in the spring. For this, the strongest lignified branch bends to the ground and fits into the grooves prepared in advance. For good fixation, you can secure the shoot in several places with wire. The grooves are covered with a layer of sand, then peat. New shoots will appear on the layers in 1.5 months. For the entire growing season, they need to be spud a couple of times. In autumn, the shoots are separated and dived to a permanent place.
    • Cuttings are cut only from well-developed shoots. This must be done in June. Their length is about 5 cm. The lower leaves and inflorescences are cut with sharp scissors. Each cut should contain no more than three pairs of leaves and one internode. Cuttings will successfully root in a mixture of sand and peat. First, a small depression is made in this mixture, then a cutting is inserted there at an inclination of 30-40 °, and all this is neatly squeezed. Cover the cuttings Chubushnik bushes of many varieties are quite tall and suitable for creating shade, which can be taken into account when thinking landscape design your site

      Diseases and treatment of chubushnik

      Dangerous pests for the plant can become spider mite, aphids and leaf weevils.

      You can drive away the tick by spraying the shrub with fufanom. Aphids will die when sprinkled with potato tops. A small number of weevils can simply be shaken off the branches, or sprinkled with the same fufanom.