Plants

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Spatterdock (Nuphar)

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Spatterdock (Nuphar)

Nuphar

These are perennial aquatic plants with a long thick fleshy horizontal rhizome, flattened from top to bottom, greenish above and whitish below, covered with numerous scars from fallen petioles and flower stalks.

Spear-shaped Pellaea

Indoor plants

Spear-shaped Pellaea

Pellaea hastata hort

Spear-shaped Pellaea (P. hastata hort) - species description, photographs, care, maintenance, transplanting, pests, propagation - Pellaea on Your Garden

Spear-shaped willow

Deciduous shrubs

Spear-shaped willow

Salix hastata L

A species of deciduous shrubs of the genus Salix. A shrub with an oval-rounded dense crown. Leaves elliptic, glabrous, dull green above, glaucous beneath. Catkins erect, dense, silvery.

Spearleaf Willow 'Wehrhahnii'

Deciduous trees

Spearleaf Willow 'Wehrhahnii'

Salix hastata Wehrhahnii

A popular cultivar of Spearleaf Willow. A slow-growing shrub with a spherical crown. Shoots are light brown, arching. Leaves are matte, dark green. Catkins are male only, silvery-gray, silky.

Spherical Traunsteinera

Flowers for the garden

Spherical Traunsteinera

Traunsteinera sphaerica

Grows on high-mountain alpine and subalpine meadows and forest glades. Usually found in small groups on slopes of various exposures and steepness (from 5 to 30°). Not demanding with respect to soil reaction, but prefers…

Spherical ash 'Nana'

Deciduous trees

Spherical ash 'Nana'

Fraxinus excelsior “Nana”

Small tree, height 4-6 m, width 2-4 m, slow-growing, compact, spherical.

Spherical horse chestnut

Deciduous trees

Spherical horse chestnut

Hippocastanum 'Umbraculifera'

Spherical horse chestnut (Hippocastanum 'Umbraculifera') - brief species description for Your Garden

Spicate Aplectrum

Flowers for the garden

Spicate Aplectrum

Aplectrum spicatum

Plants up to 60 cm tall. Tuber large (about 5 cm in diameter), with a thin stolon at the end of which is a young tuber.

Spiked water-milfoil

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Spiked water-milfoil

Myriophyllum spicatum

Perennial submerged plants of the Haloragaceae family, with shoots that rise to the water surface. Long flexible stems are covered with pinnate leaves with very fine segments.

Spindle (Euonymus)

Deciduous shrubs

Spindle (Euonymus)

Euonymus

Genus of woody plants in the family Celastraceae. Deciduous or evergreen shrubs or small trees. Leaves simple, entire, brightly colored in autumn. Fruits are highly ornamental.

Spiny Oleaster

Deciduous trees

Spiny Oleaster

Elaeagnus pungens Thunb.

An attractive, evergreen, densely leaved shrub up to 7 m tall, with spreading branches and short thick spines

Spiny hawthorn

Deciduous trees

Spiny hawthorn

Crataegus laevigata

A small tree or large shrub with an asymmetrical crown. Branches are covered with thorns. Leaves obovate, glabrous, dark green. Flowers in May–June, gathered in loose inflorescences of 6–12 small white or pink flowers. …

Spiny moonflower

Climbing plants

Spiny moonflower

С. aculeatum

Herbaceous, strongly branching vine, over 3 m in height, with shoots up to b m long, bearing large leaves that are heart-shaped at the lower part and three-lobed on the upper parts of the shoots, which form a water- and…

Spiraea Vanhouttei

Flowering shrubs

Spiraea Vanhouttei

Spiraea vanhouttei

A deciduous, fast-growing shrub of the Rosaceae family. The crown is dense and broadly spreading; branches droop to the ground and are densely covered with white, umbel-like hemispherical clusters. Leaves rhombic, coars…

Spiraea japonica Magic Carpet

Deciduous shrubs

Spiraea japonica Magic Carpet

Spiraea japonica Magic Carpet

A cultivar of Spiraea japonica. A dwarf, dense, spreading shrub with lanceolate leaves; young leaves orange-red, older ones bright yellow. Flowers bright pink. Fruits – glossy capsules

Spiral fir

Conifers

Spiral fir

Homolepis Sieb. et Zucc.

Spiral fir (Homolepis Sieb. et Zucc.) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden

Spiral lady's-tresses

Flowers for the garden

Spiral lady's-tresses

Spiranthes spiralis

A plant with a short rhizome and tubers. Stem 10–25 cm tall; basal leaves die back by the time of flowering, but at that time a rosette of ovate leaves of the next year's shoots is developed. Inflorescence rather dense,…

Spiral vallisneria

Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds

Spiral vallisneria

Vallisneria spiralis

Spiral vallisneria is one of the most common aquatic plants for aquariums. Its long, ribbon-like, bright green leaves are spirally twisted and form dense growths that reach the surface even of relatively deep aquariums.

Spirea or Tavolga

Flowering shrubs

Spirea or Tavolga

Spiraea

A genus of deciduous shrubs in the Rosaceae family. A decorative, fast-growing shrub with a varied crown. Leaves alternate, on short petioles, simple. Flowers small, gathered in fascicled, paniculate, umbel-like, or sem…

Splendid Pancratium

Indoor plants

Splendid Pancratium

Pancratium speciosum

The flowers are extraordinarily delicate and original, fragrant, invariably white, borne in loose inflorescences of 10. In structure they resemble a narcissus: a wide cylindrical corona is surrounded by a ring of six lo…

Spotted Ixia

Flowers for the garden

Spotted Ixia

Ixia maculata

The corm is rounded, about 3 cm in diameter. The stem is leafy, up to 40 cm tall. Leaves are basal, narrow, lanceolate. Flowers in mid-summer.

Spotted arum

Flowers for the garden

Spotted arum

Arum maculatum L

Attractive for the distinctive shape of its reddish-green, greenish or brown spathe and its red fruits.

Spotted dead-nettle

Flowers for the garden

Spotted dead-nettle

Lamium maculatum

This species has long been known in horticulture as a groundcover plant with semi-evergreen leaves.

Spotted lady's-slipper, speckled

Flowers for the garden

Spotted lady's-slipper, speckled

С. guttatum

A small plant with a long creeping rhizome. Stem 15 - 30 cm tall. Leaves elliptic, pointed, 6 - 12 cm long, densely hairy beneath along the veins and at the margins.