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American spikenard.
(Aralia racemosa) One of the biggest cultivated perennials, native to North America, grows up to 3 ms, forms bushy thickets. Resembles a small tree, but does not form a woody trunk. This plant dies to the ground during winter, but new shoots appear in spring. Has huge, feathery, dark green leaves (circa 75 cm in length). In late spring and early summer blooms profusely (white inflorescences circa 40 cm in length). Afterwards clusters of dark-purple small fruits develop.
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Centaurea imperialis (Persian Starthistle)
(Centaurea imperialis) Annual or perennial (in warmer climates) flowering plant, comes from the mountainous borderland between Iran and Iraq. It grows up to 80 cm, forms dense clumps of stems with grey-green leaves. From July to September blooms profusely (double flowers up to 6 cm in diameter, bright pastel colours, from creamy white to dark pink and yellow). Flowers have a shaded colours (flower centre is darker or lighter than the petals) and are fragrant.
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Mexican Poppy
(Argemone mexicana) Annual or perennial plant (in milder climates) from Northern Mexico and South-Western USA, blooms profusely in summer (bright yellow flowers, long flowering period). Grows up to 40 cm. Has decorative, lobed, silver veined green leaves.
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Price: 0.55€
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Yellow Bush Lupine
(Lupinus arboreus) Bushy perennial from the USA, partly evergreen, blooms profusely in summer (white-yellow inflorescences, long flowering period). Grows up to 1 m., forms a short ligneous trunk.
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