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Gagea
Perennial, herbaceous, bulbous plants 3 to 35 cm tall. Plants may have a single bulb, but often several daughter bulbs are also formed, connected to the mother bulb by stolons. The bulb is small, oblong-ovoid, covered w…
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Aegopodium
Goutweed is widespread in almost all regions of Europe, in Western and Eastern Siberia, in the Caucasus and the Sayan Mountains, and in the mountainous areas of Kazakhstan and Central Asia
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Botrychium
Within the family are the most ancient and primitive modern ferns, predominantly terrestrial herbs with short non-scaly rhizomes, distinct in appearance, internal structure, and biological characteristics.
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Veronica schistosa
Grows in the Far East and in Japan. It has a long rhizome by which it anchors itself to gravelly soil, and leathery, dark-green leaves pressed to the ground.
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G.renardii
Gray geranium or Renard (G.renardii) - description, species, photos, care, cultivation, transplantation, pests, propagation - Geranium
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Ranunculus grayi Britton
Gray's Buttercup (Ranunculus grayi Britton) - species description, photographs, care, cultivation, transplanting, pests, propagation - Buttercup on Your Garden
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V. major L.
A perennial creeping evergreen plant. Stems root along their entire length, forming dense decorative mats.
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Coeloglossum viride
Distributed in Western Europe (except the extreme south), in China, and in North America. A perennial with a two-part tuber, the ends of which are awl-shaped and elongated.
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Grossheimia
This species belongs to the Asteraceae family. In perennial cornflowers the flowers are large and splendid for bouquets. Stems are thick, robust, 80–150 cm tall, and bear yellow "balls" surrounded by lanceolate leaves.
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Glechoma
Perennial herbaceous plant with a pleasant scent, forming low dense mats 5-20 cm high. Roots thin, fibrous.
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Gypsophila
Annual and perennial (mostly) low herbs with a much-branched stem. Leaves always entire and simple, narrow in shape — lanceolate, oblong-oval or spatulate, sometimes linear.
