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Sparganium
A perennial waterside plant prone to rapid spreading. In nature bur-reeds grow along the marshy banks of rivers, ponds, and in bogs. The capitate inflorescences of these plants consist of numerous small inconspicuous fl…
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Sparganioideae
The second subfamily — the bur-reeds — is also represented by a single genus, Sparganium (bur-reed). About 15–20 species of Sparganium are known, widely distributed in subarctic, temperate and subtropical regions of the…
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Dryopteris buschiana
Plant height 50-100 cm. Clump is cup-shaped. Leaves dark green, oval, leathery, evergreen. Winter-hardy; used for solitary plantings and small groups. Propagated by spores
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Petasites
Butterbur is a very distinctive and ornamental plant, unfortunately not very well known to our gardeners, despite the fact that two of its species occur in Europe.
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Ranunculus L.
Name: derives from the Latin word 'rana' - frog, and can be explained by the fact that many members of the genus live in water or nearby.
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Ligularia vorobievii Worosch.
Perennial; in favorable conditions forms substantial clumps up to 1.2 m in diameter with flowering stems up to 2 m tall. Leaves thick, leathery, rounded, dark green.
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Calendula
An annual erect plant 20-75 cm tall. Root a taproot. Shoots thick, ribbed, light green, covered with sticky glandular hairs.
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B. californica Lindl
Occurs on dry gravelly soils in the upper subtropical and steppe belts of the mountains of California. The largest-flowered species of the genus.
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Сalliprora
Calliprora (Сalliprora) - species description, photos, care, cultivation, repotting, pests, propagation - Calliprora in Your Garden
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Callistemon
Decorative evergreen low-growing trees or shrubs with narrow lanceolate leaves and distinctive spike-like inflorescences.
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Calochortus
Bulbous perennials. Stems erect or winding, usually dichotomously branched, 10–80 cm tall, rarely up to 2 m.
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С. clavatus S. Wats
Occurs in dry open woodlands of junipers and low-growing pines in the lower montane belt of California. Local name - "Club-haired Mariposa" (Club-haired mariposa).
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С. apiculatus Baker
Occurs in moist forests in the upper montane and subalpine belts in southwestern Canada and the northwestern United States, from British Columbia to the states of Washington and Idaho. Local name - "Baker's Star Tulip" …
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С. amabilis Purdy
Occurs in open forests and on grassy mountain slopes of the lower and middle belts of the Coastal Ranges in California at elevations of 100--1000 m. Common name - "Golden Fairy Lantern" (Golden fairy lantern) or "Diogen…
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Calypso bulbosa
Calypso is a monotypic genus; its only species grows in the cold and temperate zones of Eurasia and North America.
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Calystegia
Perennial herbaceous plants, twining or climbing up to 4 m high. Leaves alternate, kidney-shaped, ovate or triangular with a cordate base.
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С. sepium
Perennial, herbaceous, climbing plant up to 300 cm tall. Leaves triangular or triangular-ovate with an acute apex, glabrous, petiolate, arranged alternately. Flowers solitary, white or pale pink, up to b cm in diameter.
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Camassia
Perennial bulbous plants with an erect stem and a cluster of basal leaves pointing upwards, emerging long before the inflorescences appear. The bulb is tunicate, consisting of numerous fleshy and dry protective scales, …
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Canna
Perennial herbaceous plants with branching rhizomes and large leaves arranged in two ranks on shortened stems. Flowers are strongly asymmetric, large, 4–8 cm in diameter, bright yellow, orange, or red.
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Valeriana capitata
Occurs in Siberia, the Far East, northern Mongolia, North America. Rhizome long, creeping or ascending, with long filiform rootlets.
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Aconitum carmichaelii Deb.
Plant up to 150 cm tall. Leaves trilobed. Flowers light blue, arranged in large inflorescences up to 60 cm long. Blooms in September-October.
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Dianthus
A genus of perennial and annual plants of the carnation family. Leaves narrow, linear or linear-lanceolate, glaucous or gray-green. Flowers borne in terminal inflorescences, white, pink, purplish-red, less often yellow.
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С. carpatica Jacq.
This bellflower is a low compact shrub up to 30 cm tall and 30–50 cm in diameter.
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Alba Meidiland
Carpet rose 'Alba Meidiland' (Alba Meidiland) - a brief description for Your Garden
