LLC "Irish Lak". in our garden in the village of Ilyichevo, Vyborg district, Leningrad region
The company "IRISH LAK" LLC 9701060950 is registered at the legal address 105005, MOSCOW CITY, BAUMANSKAYA STREET, BUILDING 7, PREMISES 1 ROOM 19. The company was registered on 01/13/2017. The organization was assigned the All-Russian State Registration Number: 1177746020022. The full name of the company is LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY "IRISH LAK". According to the documents, the main activity is the operation of restaurants and cafes with full restaurant service, cafeterias, restaurants fast food and self-service. The head is GENERAL DIRECTOR GLATT VLADIMIR VYACHESLAVOVYCH. To obtain more detailed information, you need to go to the company’s card and check the reliability of the counterparty.
Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow registered IRISH LAC LLC on January 13, 2017. Procedure for registration with a State institution - Main Directorate Pension Fund RF No. 10 Department No. 2 for Moscow and the Moscow Region, Basmannoe municipal district of Moscow was implemented on January 24, 2017. Also Branch No. 6 Government institution- Moscow regional branch of the Social Insurance Fund Russian Federation registered the company on 01/24/2017 0:00:00. The last entry in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, which is contained about this company: Termination legal entity(exclusion from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities of an inactive legal entity).
Hosta "Irish Luck" is one of our favorites. Very beautiful, unpretentious and always recognizable. The leaves are large, shiny, dark green with a wavy edge. Fragrant lavender flowers. Can grow in both shade and sun. Sports from "Invincible".
Elegance, sophistication, magical colors of leaves - we associate all this with hosts. Hosta is the “queen of shadow”. She is a long-liver among perennials. Their bushes become more lush and beautiful with age and remain decorative for 20-25 years or more. Another reason for the widespread use of hostas is their unpretentiousness. WITH Just recently these plants were little known. They are unpretentious, cold-resistant, shade-tolerant, and exclusively decorative. The key to success in growing hostas is the right soil. Dry sandy and heavy untreated soils are unsuitable for growing them. clay soil. Before planting, it is better to scatter it over the soil surface. organic fertilizers (compost soil, leaf soil, well-rotted manure, peat, rotted pine bark and other organic mixtures in a layer of about 10 cm (about 1.5-2 buckets per square meter) and dig it to a depth of at least 30 cm. Hostas prefer moderately moist soil. They need a period of cold to grow and develop. Best time for planting and dividing hosta bushes - spring and the end of August - the first half of September. Dividing and planting are not particularly difficult. The area is watered 20-30 minutes before planting. Plants (small and medium-sized) are planted at a distance of 20-30 cm, large-leaved plants - at a distance of 30-40 cm. The plantings are watered daily for two weeks. They are not susceptible to practically any diseases, and the only pests that pose a danger to them are slugs.
Host's private collection - 200 most beautiful varieties
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- Beautiful inexpensive hosts Inexpensive hostas are reliable, time-tested, resistant varieties. Why are such hosts so cheap? Simply because these hosta varieties are not new, they are already present in many private collections and their divisions are offered quite inexpensively. Among the inexpensive hosts there are many beautiful and resistant varieties, which form the basis of each collection. I recommend that all beginning “hostomaniacs” start collecting their collection with inexpensive, but reliable and beautiful host varieties. You can buy these hosts cheaply, but believe me - they will not disappoint you! Many “old” varieties of ratsut look much better than some of the “new products” that appear here at “insane” prices :)) I also started collecting my hostas from just such varieties. My inexpensive “favorites” that always bring joy in the garden are collected in this section of the collection.
- Blue hostas Blue or blue hostas come in different shades - from blue-gray to greenish-blue. They fit perfectly into the composition of yellow or green hostas, diluting bright colors calm shades. Very decorative. Different varieties of blue hosta can have smooth or crinkled leaves of different shapes.
- Rejuvenated One of the most spectacular and unpretentious ground cover plants for sunny places is young (stone rose, Sempervivum). In this section I will collect for you, my subscribers, useful information about hybrid young - about varieties, about planting, care and breeding. There will be a lot of photos of the stone rose different varieties and personal observations:) Separate subsections - look here to see my collection or buy young :): My collection of young Buy young (stone rose) in Ukraine
- Phloxes Phloxes look good in a flowerbed with hostas. Given our hot climate, in the open sun most phloxes “burn”, requiring shading. Therefore, they can be planted in the sparse shade of trees. They won't grow as well in full shade, so it's worth planting them with hosta varieties that can tolerate partial sun. There are currently 10 varieties of phlox in my collection, but I plan to expand it)) 1 Baby Face 2 Mike's Favorite 3 Morning Dawn 4 Salmon Glow 5 Rowie 6 Krasen 7 Cinderella (Kvasnikov) 8 Wunderhold 9 Blushing Bride 10 Porcelain 10 White with a pink eye (name variety lost)
- Chamomiles (Nivyanika) Chamomiles (nivery) are excellent companions for hosas; they grow well in the sparse shade of trees. Chamomiles should not be planted in full shade. Varieties of cornflower are very different in appearance, growth, flowering time. White, milky and yellow daisies create beautiful compositions with hostas, especially with low and medium varieties. In my collection there are 7 beautiful varieties of white chamomile (niverberry), I plan to expand it with varieties with yellow and blue flowers. Here's what I'm growing: Esther Read Nielberry Edelweiss Nivenik Silver Princess Daisy Royal Shasta Daisy Wirral Supreme Old Court Variety
- Peonies Peonies grow best in sunny areas, but recent years The unbearable summer heat makes its own adjustments - it is better to shade them a little, otherwise the flowers quickly fade and crumble. Therefore, peonies have become worthy companions to hostas - they can be planted in the background, or between large varieties of hostas. After flowering and cutting off the flower stalks, large hostas completely or partially cover the peony bush. And in the end, we have wonderful peony flowers, and after flowering the bushes are “covered,” since I don’t find much beauty in the foliage of peonies until the end of the season. I will make descriptions of the varieties gradually. I have planted the following varieties of peonies: Milky-flowered: (can grow in one place without transplanting for up to 30 years) Festiva Maxima (Festival Saxima) Raspberry Sundae (Raspberry Sundae) Sarah Bernhardt (Sarah Bernhardt) Duchesse de Nemours (Duchess De Nemours) White Cap ( White Cap, Red Riding Hood) Dinner Plate (Dinner Plate) Interspecific hybrids: (require increased agricultural background and division of the bush every 4-5 years) Red Grace Henry Bockstoce Summer Glow Lemon Chiffon Command Performance Black Monarch Convoy (Convoy) Lovely Louise (Lovely Louise) ) Rose Heart (Rose Heart) Peonies ITO Bartzella
