Conifers
Lawson cypress 'White Spot'
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana White Spot
A small tree or shrub with a narrow, densely branched columnar crown. Scale-like foliage, dense, tightly pressed to the shoots, green with marbled-white or white tips.
Plants
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Leaf Fern
Phyllitis
Occurs in all parts of the world with a temperate climate. The only representative of this species is a wild European plant subject to protection.
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Leafless iris
Iris aphylla L.
Leafless iris (Ir. aphylla L.) - description, species, photos, care, maintenance, transplanting, pests, propagation - Iris
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Leafless nadborodnik
Epipogium aphyllum
The leafless nadborodnik grows in shady coniferous and mixed forests within the forest zone in the European and Asian parts of the USSR, occurring very rarely and as single specimens
Indoor plants
Leea
Leea
As a houseplant the bright-red Leea - Leea coccinea is commonly grown. It is a sprawling shrub with pinnately dissected leaves. Leaflets are opposite on long brownish-red petioles.
Flowering shrubs
Lemoine mock-orange
Philadelphus lemoinei
Lemoine mock-orange is a shrub of hybrid origin, up to 3 m tall, compact in form, with single, white, fragrant flowers up to 4 cm in diameter, grouped 3–7 in raceme-like inflorescences. Blooms abundantly in June.
Indoor plants
Lemon bottlebrush
Callistemon citrinus (Curtis) Skeels
a species of evergreen trees or shrubs in the genus Callistemon of the myrtle family. A small tree or shrub 2–4 m high and 2–3 m in diameter. Leaves narrow, round or lanceolate, leathery, spear-shaped. Flowers red, gath…
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Leptosiphon
Leptosiphon
These plants produce so many flowers that the tiny clumps beneath them are almost hidden; their height barely reaches 10 cm.
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Lesser periwinkle
Vinca minor L.
A species of evergreen creeping subshrubs or herbaceous plants of the genus Vinca (family Apocynaceae). Leaves opposite, leathery, glossy. Flowers large, solitary, five-petaled, blue. Fruits – 2 cylindrical follicles.
Deciduous shrubs
Leucothoe, laurel-leaved leucothoe
Leucothoe tX Don
Leucothoe, laurel-leaved leucothoe (Leucothoe tX Don) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Leyland Cypress "Blue Jeans"
Cupressocyparis leylandii Blue Jeans
A blue-green form of Leyland cypress. Has a regular conical dense crown. Foliage is scale-like, blue-green in color. Used for creating tall hedges.
Conifers
Leyland Cypress 'Castlewellan Gold'
Chamaecyparis leylandii "Castlewellan Gold"
An attractive fast-growing tree with a pyramidal crown. The foliage is very decorative — light green in summer, golden-yellow in spring, autumn and winter. Used for quickly creating a striking tall hedge.
Conifers
Leyland cypress
Cupressocyparis "Leylandii
An evergreen tree with a columnar crown. In youth it is fast-growing — annual growth up to 1 m. Foliage is scaly, green. Widely used for creating tall hedges.
Conifers
Leyland cypress 'Excalibur Gold'
Cupressocyparis leylandii Excalibur Gold
A golden form of Leyland cypress. It has a dense conical crown. Foliage is scale-like, less often needle-like; golden in autumn and winter, greenish-golden in spring and summer. Used for hedges, shaping, and solitary or…
Conifers
Leyland cypress 'Gold Rider'
Cupressocyparis leylandii 'Gold Rider'
An attractive evergreen, fast-growing tree with a beautiful columnar, symmetrical crown. Foliage is scaly; color ranges from bronze-yellow to yellow-green. Used for creating a striking living hedge.
Conifers
Leyland cypress 'Variegata'
Cupressocyparis leylandii Variegata
An attractive form of Leyland cypress. Foliage is scaly, dark green with creamy-yellow tips.
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Liatris
Liatris
Perennial rhizomatous herbaceous plants with simple or branched, erect, densely leaved stems. Flowers in the flower heads are tubular, violet-purple or reddish-purple, rarely white.
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Liatris spicate
L. spicata
Perennial, rhizomatous, herbaceous plant. Stems simple up to 50 cm tall, very leafy
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Light shield fern
Dryopteris laeta
Tall (up to 100 cm in height), with lacy, triangular-shaped, large light-green fronds on long stalks, this fern forms dense thickets, quickly spreading due to long branched rhizomes that grow by 10–12 cm each year.
Fruit trees
Ligol Apple
Malus domestica Ligol
Winter cultivar. Begins bearing in the 3rd–4th year after planting. The variety has a very high yield. Fruits are highly marketable, large and very large.
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Ligularia (ligula) - species description, photos, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Ligularia Your Garden
Ligula
Name: derives from the Latin word 'ligula' - tongue, 'ligularia' - diminutive, little tongue; refers to the shape of the marginal flowers, which compared to the size of the plant are rather small, ligulate.
Flowers for the garden
Ligularia (palmate-lobed or hand-shaped)
Ligularia x palmatiloba
Hybrid between Ligularia dentata and Ligularia japonica. An impressive plant up to 1.8 m tall and 0.9 cm in diameter.
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Ligularia Hesse
Ligularia x hessei
In appearance this hybrid is closer to the toothed ligularia - the heads are gathered into a large, corymb-like but looser inflorescence. Daisy-like flowers about 5 cm in diameter.