Flowers for the garden
Liparis Makino
Liparis makinoana
This small (11 - 23 cm) plant has two large (5 - 12 cm), bright green leaves, blunt, tapering to the base, slightly stem-clasping, and a stem tuber covered with the bases of withered leaves.
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Flowers for the garden
Liparis makinoana
This small (11 - 23 cm) plant has two large (5 - 12 cm), bright green leaves, blunt, tapering to the base, slightly stem-clasping, and a stem tuber covered with the bases of withered leaves.
Deciduous trees
Styraciflua 'Stella'
Liquidambar Stella (Styraciflua 'Stella') - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Liquidambar styraciflua
A species of the genus Liquidambar in the family Altingiaceae. A medium-sized deciduous tree with an erect trunk and a pyramidal crown
Deciduous trees
tulipifera L.
A large, highly ornamental tree with leaves resembling a tulip flower. Flowers bisexual, resembling a tulip bud, greenish-yellow, with a faint cucumber scent. Fruits are elongated cone-like structures.
Deciduous trees
Liriodendron L.
Liriodendron, tulip tree (Liriodendron L.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Indoor plants
Liriope
Liriope, or indoor mouse hyacinth, is an undemanding rhizomatous plant from the lily family. Its inflorescences resemble those of the mouse hyacinth, but they are pink.
Indoor plants
Eustoma
Lisianthus occur in warm regions of the southern United States, Mexico, the Caribbean and the northern part of South America. The plant is popular in gardening as an ornamental and is also used as a houseplant.
Flowers for the garden
Listera cordata
A plant with a thin creeping rhizome and a few superficially located roots
Flowers for the garden
Listera nipponica
Listera nipponica grows in shaded spruce and fir forests of the Far East. A Japanese species occurring at the edge of its range.
Flowers for the garden
Listera
Listera, Twayblade (Listera) - description, species, photos, care, maintenance, transplanting, pests, propagation - Listera, Twayblade
Indoor plants
Lithops.
Native to South Africa. In the wild there are more than 60 species of plants that resemble small stones in appearance.
Indoor plants
Livistona
These are large palms up to 20–25 m tall. The trunk bears scars and is covered with the leaf-sheaths of the petioles, topped by a large crown of leaves. Leaves fan-shaped, rounded.
Indoor plants
Livistona
The Livistona palm grows quickly; it can be said to be fairly undemanding.
Climbing plants
Echinocystis lobata
An annual herbaceous climbing vine with a fibrous root system and ground-level shoots. Stems up to 6 m or more in length, succulent, slender, very branched at the nodes, shortly pubescent, climbing by means of tendrils.
Flowers for the garden
Lobelia
Perennial herbaceous plant, grown as an annual. Stems thin, strongly branched from the base, densely leafy. Bushes compact, globular, 10-25 cm high.
Indoor plants
Lobivia
Small plants with sparse spines on a bluish or grayish stem of spherical or cylindrical shape.
Flowers for the garden
Liparis loeselii
A small plant, 8–20 cm tall, with a stem tuber covered by the bases of the previous year's leaves. Usually grows on plains, sometimes rising into the mountains. Avoids strongly acidic soils.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Barclaya longifolia
Long-leaved Barclaya is a perennial aquatic plant with short roots and a large number of leaves. The leaves of the plant are always submerged in water.
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla longifolia Wilid.
Long-leaved cinquefoil (Potentilla longifolia Wilid.) - description of the species, photographs, care, maintenance, transplanting, pests, propagation - Potentilla
Deciduous shrubs
Deutzia longifolia Franch.
Shrub 1–2 m tall, with pubescent annual shoots; long leaves
Flowers for the garden
Veronica longifoli
A species of the genus Veronica in the Plantain family (Plantaginaceae). A perennial herbaceous plant with opposite leaves. Flowers are borne in dense racemes of blue or blue-violet color. Fruits are capsules.
Climbing plants
Hydrangea petiolaris
A species of woody climbing shrubs of the genus Hydrangea in the family Hydrangeaceae. Climbs supports by means of aerial roots. Leaves petiolate, green, oval. Flowers – white, corymb-like inflorescences
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Lysimachia
Name: it is believed that one of the species of loosestrife was described by Dioscorides and called it "lisimachēos". From this came the Latin name of the genus.
Flowers for the garden
Lysimachia ephemerum
Herbaceous perennial up to 90 cm tall. Spreads vigorously. At the end of summer it produces flowers up to 1 cm in diameter, arranged in spike-like inflorescences. The plant is hardy to -18°C. In cultivation since the 19…