№ 333-337. Flora. Decorative shrubs of Russia.

Japanese quince (Chaenomeles japonica Lindl). A rosaceous shrubbery. Originates from Japan. The blossoms are big, orange-red, sometimes pink. Blows in May, before trees come into leaf. There can be up to 40 blossoms on a sprig. The blossoming period is 25-30 days.

Trilobate almond (Amygdalus triloba Ricker). A rosaceous shrubbery. Originates from China. Its pink-red blossoms explode in early spring. Blooms heavily. The plant is covered with small roses. The blossoming period is more than 12 days.

Coronal broom (Cytisus scoparius L.). A leguminous shrubbery. The blossoms are yellow, white, sometimes purple, in long axillary clusters or in terminal heads. The heavy blossoming period is up to 30 days.

Rose (Rosa pimpinellifolia L.). A rosaceous shrubbery. Blows in early spring, blows heavily more than 30 days. There are some varieties with double creamy-white and yellow blossoms.

Coronal syringa (Philadelphus coronaries L.). Hydrangea family shrubbery. The blossoms are creamy-white, fragrant, with 5-9 blossoms in gangliform inflorescences. The blossoming period is 20-22 days.