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Buckbean is a green, glabrous plant with creeping rootstock and a ground-hugging stem. The stem varies in length according to the situation. The leaves grow out of these, and the leaflets are about 5 cm long and 2.5 cm broad. It blooms from June to August on Mount Washington, Vancouver Island. The flowers reside on […]
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Ajuga repens, commonly known as Bugleweed or carpet bugle, is a low-growing herbaceous perennial native to Europe but now widespread in many parts of the world. The plant typically grows 4-8 inches tall and spreads indefinitely to form an attractive ground cover. The leaves of Bugleweed are evergreen, oblong, and richly colored, ranging from dark […]
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Brunnera macrophylla, commonly known as Bugloss, is a versatile and beautiful perennial plant. It adds a touch of elegance and charm to any space and is a favourite among gardeners for its easy care and year-round interest. The plant is notable for its stunning, heart-shaped, long-stalked leaves and often variegated foliage that adds beauty to […]
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Burdock is a large plant with big, broad leaves with a subtle whitish-pink striped stem running through the middle. In the spring, Burdock produces spiky purple flowers in the shape of orbs, similar to thistles. These flowers turn to dry, burred seed pods that stick to your pants in the fall. The flowers and leaves […]
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There are many different types of buttercup plants in the Ranunculus genus. There are perennials, annuals, biennials, and even aquatic and rock garden plants. These buttercups have simple, yellow flowers with 5 to 10 petals. They are especially bright and glossy. This is because the petals curve inward and are constructed in such a way […]
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Butterfly Bush is a deciduous shrub that grows from 3 to 15 feet tall. This species is celebrated for its robust growth, fragrance, and range of bloom colors, and is often recommended for its ability to grow in poor soil and to attract butterflies. It is now considered an invasive species. Flowers bloom between mid-summer […]
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Butterfly Weed is most often a distinctive bright orange, but there is some variation in flower color from deep red-orange to yellow. This distinctive color and the absence of the milky white sap that other Milkweed species have make identification easy. Butterfly Weed needs a drier, well-drained location to successfully seed into and grow well. […]
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Cabbage is a part of the botanical family Brassicaceae and the genus Brassica. These biennial plants are native to Western Europe. The plant grows best in a cool and moist climate. The flowers are gold or yellow with 4-5 petals. The fruit of cabbage is dry and called a siliqua. These cole crops are eaten […]
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Cactus plants are often associated with drought tolerance, spiny exteriors, and the ability to survive harsh desert conditions. Still, their flowers are one of the most remarkable aspects of these unique plants. Unlike many other flowering plants, cacti often produce large, vibrant, and highly ornamental flowers that can captivate any observer. Cacti are native to […]
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Cactus Garden is a collection of local cacti, succulents, and drought-tolerant plants. This garden includes plants such as Opuntias, Ferocactus, hedgehogs, and Agaves. They require dry conditions and low water. Cacti are cultivated as ornamental plants and in sustainable landscapes. National Cactus and Succulent Botanical Garden and Research Centre, located in Panchkula, is considered Asia’s […]
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Cactus (cacti) belongs to the botanical family Cactaceae. These xeromorphic succulents are native to southern Canada and South America. These plants have a thick impermeable cuticle suitable for a dry environment. Cactus perform photosynthesis through stems, as leaves are mostly absent. The root is fibrous, and the fruit is a berry with many seeds. Areoles, […]
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Caladium (Elephant ear) belongs to the botanical family Araceae. These annual plants are native to Central and Northern South America. Caladium usually grows near the banks of rivers in the presence of indirect sunlight and high humidity. The leaves are heart-shaped in red, white, and green colors. These ornamental plants are often grown as houseplants […]
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Calathea (Prayer plant) belongs to the botanical family Marantaceae. These herbaceous flowering plants are native to Brazil and parts of the Amazon. Calathea grows best in indirect light, high humidity, and well-drained soil. The flowers of Calathea are generally yellow, purple, and white in color, with 3 petals. These are widely grown as houseplants because […]
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Calendula is an annual herb in the daisy family, originating from southern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean area. It has long been cultivated and is a widespread garden escape in cool, temperate climates. It has been used for many centuries for a range of culinary and medicinal purposes. Calendula is easy to grow in any […]
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Calibrachoa is a genus of flowering plants in the Solanaceae family, often referred to as million bells or mini petunias due to their small, petunia-like flowers. The plants are low-maintenance, prolific bloomers that come in a wide range of colors. They are versatile plants that can be used in various garden settings and are attractive […]
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