Climbing plants
Red Campsis
Campsis Lour.
Red Campsis (Campsis Lour.) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
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Climbing plants
Regel's Three-winged
Tripterygium regelii
An ornamental flowering climber up to 10 m high. Annual growth 2 - 4 m. Leaves elliptic, with an elongated curved tip, green above, bluish beneath (up to 18 cm long and 12 cm wide). Buds in the form of spines, curved up…
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Regina grape
Vitis vinifera L.
An early-ripening table grape variety. Bunches are very large. Berries are large, greenish-white or golden-yellow, elongated, and of high flavour quality. One of the best varieties for cultivation in southern Ukraine.
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Rhodochiton
Rhodochiton
Herbaceous, creeping plant reaching 2–3 m, perennial, but in temperate climates grown as an annual. Stems thin, herbaceous, slightly woody. Leaves large, heart-shaped, dark green or reddish.
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Rochefort grape
Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape variety of an extra-early ripening period (95–105 days). Bunches large, conical, compact. Berries large, oval, dark red in color, with a pleasant varietal taste and aroma. An excellent marketable high-yieldi…
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Rock grape
Vitis rupestris
The plant is dioecious. Flowers from late June to mid-July. Fruits ripen in September. Berries are spherical, 6 - 14 mm in diameter, black-purple or violet, with a thin skin and a pleasant taste. There are no cultivars …
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Rock ivy 'Conglomerata'
Рelix 'Conglomerata'
Rock ivy 'Conglomerata' (Рelix 'Conglomerata') - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
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Rough Eccremocarpus
Е. scaber
In its native Chile this is a perennial that forms a fairly large tuber in the soil. During the dry season the above-ground parts die back and, with the return of rains, regrow from buds on the tuber.
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Round-leaved Spindle-tree, Tubular-leaved Red-pouch
Celastrus orbiculatus Thunb.
A fast-growing ornamental plant. Particularly striking from September to January.