The older we get, the more time we want to spend in the garden. And not only because vegetables and fruits from their own plot are a significant help to those living on one pension. The fact is that for many older people, growing plants becomes a need of the soul. After all, when we have time to implement our own ideas, study specialized literature, search for unusual varieties, we can finally afford to approach growing crops and arranging a garden creatively, with imagination. One problem - the strength is no longer the same. But it’s easy to solve if you listen to the advice of Galina Aleksandrovna Kizima, an amateur gardener with 55 years of experience, the author of dozens of books about how, after abandoning just a few generally accepted plant care operations, working in a dacha and maintaining a continuously blooming garden becomes easier. strength to all.