Red maple, white dogwood and mountain pine: about the plants that will be planted in the O2 Residence

Although the O2 Residence is located in the middle of a forest with rich flora, we are still engaged in landscaping the territory. We preserve the local vegetation as much as possible and plan to supplement it with herbs, shrubs and trees that will make the yard even more cozy and comfortable. We would like to tell you exactly which plants we have chosen for greening the territory of the O2 Residence.

According to the improvement project, two types of trees will be planted on the territory: field maple and red maple Red Sunset. In different parts of the yard, compositions will be made from herbs: swamp foxtail grass, Karl Foerster feather reed grass, Chinese silver grass and Red Baron cogon grass. The bushes are selected so that they will delight at any time of the year. For example, horizontal cotoneaster and common privet even in winter stand out against the background of red and dark blue berries, Mops mountain pine remains evergreen, and Golden Prince Japanese spirea changes color to red with the arrival of cold weather. In addition, the territory will be decorated with such varieties of bushes as white dogwood, shiny cotoneaster, Canadian serviceberry, mock-orange, black elder, Euonymus verrucosus and white snowberry.

Next to the park, the O2 Residence will house greenhouses and an orchard where residents can grow organic vegetables and fruits.