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Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Stratiotes aloides
Leaves resemble those of aloe, light green, coarsely toothed, succulent, up to 15–50 cm long, up to 4 cm wide and 1 cm thick. Flowers white, up to 4 cm in diameter, unisexual.
Herbs
Alopecurus
Family: Poaceae (grasses). Native to the meadows of northern Europe; now naturalized in North America.
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Chamorchis alpina
It grows on rocky slopes, avoiding very dry and very wet soils. It occurs only in full sunlight and cannot tolerate shading.
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A. alpinus L.
Perennial rhizomatous herbaceous or semi-shrub plant with a horizontally branched rhizome. Stems 25-30 cm high, sturdy, slightly pubescent.
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Cephalaria alpina Schrad.
Rhizomatous perennial from Southern Europe. A bush up to 2 m tall. Leaves large, pinnately divided. Flowers small, lemon-yellow, gathered in head-like inflorescences. Blooms in May - June. Winter-hardy.
Climbing plants
Сlematis alpina
a species of deciduous climbing vines of the genus Clematis, 1–2 m tall. Shoots thin, curved. Leaves trifoliate, light green. Flowers bell-shaped, nodding, purple. Fruits – shortly pubescent achenes with a pubescent app…
Climbing plants
Atragene alpina L.
This is a climber rising to 3 m in height, attaching to supports with long twining petioles and hanging from them in dense garlands. Leaves are trifoliate or twice-trifoliate, the leaflets 2–5 cm long, pointed at the ti…
Flowers for the garden
Alpina (L.
Alpine clematis (Alpina (L.) Mill) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous shrubs
Ribes alpinum
A handsome deciduous shrub up to 2.5 m tall, with brown shoots, initially growing upright, later becoming broader and dome-shaped
Fruit trees
Lonicera alpigena L.
Family: honeysuckle family. Native to the mountainous regions of Central and Southern Europe. In the understory of broad-leaved forests of the montane belt.
Flowers for the garden
Anthyllis vulneraria alpestris
Alpine kidney vetch (Anthyllis vulneraria alpestris) - species description, photos, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Kidney vetch
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Polygonum alpinum
Spreads into large sprawling shrubs up to 150 cm tall. Stems numerous, branched in the upper part. Leaves lanceolate-ovate.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Potamogeton alpinus
A very variable species: when submerged it may completely lose its floating leaves, and when the water body dries it takes a terrestrial form with leathery leaves narrowed into petioles.
Flowers for the garden
Rhododendron L.
Alpine rose (Rhododendron L.) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
Indoor plants
Alsobia
Alsobia is notable for its relatively small, pubescent leaf with a bluish tint, and numerous "runners" that hang abundantly from a hanging basket, allowing Alsobia to be grown as a trailing (ampel) plant.
Indoor plants
Alstremeria
The orange, red and lilac flowers of the latter are very decorative and have long been cultivated in the gardens of South American countries. A characteristic feature of most members of the family is the twisting of the…
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Doronicum altaicum Pall.
Perennial rhizomatous plant 10–70 cm tall, glabrous. Rhizome thick, obliquely ascending up to 10 mm in diameter, producing one stem at the slightly raised apex.
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Aconitum altaicum Steinb.
Perennial herbaceous plant up to 150 cm tall. Leaves glossy, dark green, palmately divided.
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Ranunculus altaicus Laxm
Siberia, Central Asia, the Far East, Mongolia. On rocks, stony slopes, near glaciers and snowfields, on alpine meadows, in moss-lichen and scree-lichen tundras.
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Potentilla altaica Bunge
Stems 10–35 cm high, thin, erect or ascending at the base. Basal leaves trifoliate, with admixture of palmately four- or five-parted leaves, green above, mostly pubescent, white-woolly beneath, along the veins with admi…
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Valeriana altaica
In the high-mountain belt and adjacent forest belt on alpine and subalpine meadows, in high-mountain tundras, on damp rocks, cliffs, open slopes, in dwarf-shrub thickets, in sparse forests.
Indoor plants
Alternanthera
Perennial herbaceous or semi-shrub plants, used as annual ornamental foliage. The flowers are small, inconspicuous and have no ornamental value. Alternanthera sessilis is used to decorate ponds.
Indoor plants
Alternanthera bettzickiana
Perennial herbaceous or semi-shrub plants up to 15 cm high, growing erect, pubescent at the base. Leaves spatulate with pointed tips, variegated, olive-green with yellowish-white, reddish and white spots.
Indoor plants
Alternanthera versicolor
A perennial herbaceous or semi-shrub plant up to 15 cm tall. Stems are strongly branched, forming sprawling clumps, the young parts of which are pubescent.
