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Deciduous shrubs
Salix udensis
A species of the genus Salix in the Salicaceae family. A tall shrub or small tree with a broadly rounded crown. Leaves oblong, dark green and glabrous above, bluish and pubescent beneath. Catkins cylindrical, almost ses…
Flowers for the garden
B. ugamica
The plants were first found in the wild and described in the 1950s by V. N. Pavlov, who named the species after the place where the plants occur. Its habitat is the subalpine belt.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Aponogeton ulvaceus
The plant grows both in still bodies of water and in fast-flowing waters, in soft and sometimes calcareous water at depths down to 80 cm, in both shaded and sunny locations at elevations up to 1250 m above sea level.
Flowers for the garden
Umbelliferae
The family Umbellifers is among the largest and most economically important families of flowering plants. It includes about 300 genera and 3,000 species, distributed across almost all the land surface of the globe.
Deciduous shrubs
Prunus laurocerasus’Herbergii’
Upright cherry laurel (Laurocerasus 'Herbergii') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Flowers for the garden
Potentilla erecta (L.) Raeusch.
A perennial herbaceous plant 15-40 cm tall with thin stems strongly branched in the upper half.
Flowers for the garden
Ursinia
Annual and perennial herbaceous or semi-shrubby plants. Stems glabrous or pubescent, fragrant. Leaves alternate, toothed, pinnately lobed or pinnately dissected.
Deciduous shrubs
V. utile Hemsl.
An evergreen, low shrub (up to 1.5 m), with thin, twig-like lateral branches; young shoots yellowish- or gray-woolly, later becoming bare, reddish-brown.
Climbing plants
Ampelopsis brevipedunculat
A small woody liana up to 5–7 m long. Stems are covered with light gray or slightly brownish bark; young shoots are yellowish-red; leaves are coarsely hairy, three- to five-lobed, large (up to 13 cm)
Flowers for the garden
W. spectabilis Schinz
Occurs: On grassy slopes in the Cape Province of South Africa. Stem 45-60 cm tall.
Indoor plants
Uvaria
Origin: Southeast Asia, Malaysia, the islands of Java, Sumatra and Borneo, the Philippines, New Guinea and occasionally found in New Zealand. All species of Uvaria are small trees or shrubs; some climb on supports with …
Flowers for the garden
Uvularia
Perennial plants up to 50 cm tall. Rhizome horizontal, branched. Stems usually numerous, thin, sheathed at the base, forked and leafy above.
