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How to grow Verbena bonariensis? The latest planting techniques and methods tutorial
Verbena bonariensis is also known as South American verbena, long-stemmed verbena, etc. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Verbena in the family Verbenaceae, native to Brazil, Argentina and other places in South America. In the wild it crosses with some plants of the same family whose flowers are spicate, so there are often some
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Verbena bonariensis: Latest Blooming Period and Flower Language Explained
Verbena bonariensis is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Verbena in the family Verbenaceae, also known as South American verbena, long-stemmed verbena, etc. It has swaying stems, delicate and gorgeous flower colors, and a lush and long ornamental period. Flowering plants can reach up to 1.5 m tall. Although the flower stalks are tall, they do not lodge. The flowers
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The aliases of oleander are willow-leaf peach and half-year red.
Aliases: willow-leaf peach, half-year red. Family and genus: belongs to the Apocynaceae family, Nerium genus. Origin: native to Iran, now widely planted in tropical and subtropical regions; cultivated in all provinces and regions of our country. Morphological characteristics: evergreen large shrub, up to 5 m tall, containing sap, hairless. Leaves in whorls of 3-4, opposite on the lower part of the branches, narrowly lanceolate, 11-15 cm long, 2-2.5 cm wide, light green beneath; lateral veins flat, densely arranged and parallel. Cymes terminal; calyx upright; corolla dark red, fragrant, double-petaled.
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Introduction to the characteristics of the Willow-leaf White Ink Cymbidium sinense variety
Willow-leaf White Ink is characterized by spreading leaves, a relatively broad leaf waist, willow-leaf shape, and a relatively loose distance between the bracts and leaf clusters, that is, "loose bracts"; the flowers are yellow-white, with 18-20 flowers per inflorescence. Willow-leaf White Ink, also known as "Yunquan Xianguan White Ink Plain" or "Ou Family Ink". It was originally grown by a silk merchant surnamed Ou in Daliang, and later became a treasure of the Yunquan Xianguan on Xiqiao Mountain...
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