Landscape Architecture, Bangalore

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OrnamentalTrees
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Cassia fstulaCommon Name : Indian Laburnum orGolden ShowerOrigin : India, Burma and Sri Lanka

Flowering Season : Februar ! "ar#h$erna#ular Name : %akke maraBrie& 'es#ri(tion : The in)ores#en#eo& golden ellow )owers borne ongreen stalks resembles a #handelier*Butter)ies +migrants Cato(silia s(*

and the Grassellows +urema s(*belonging to Famil ieridae #hoosethe tender lea-es o& this tree to laeggs on* .lso #hara#teristi# are the(ods o& this tree whi#h #ould be u( totwo &eet in length* +a#h seed,en#a(sulated in a sweetish (ul( ishoused in a se(arate #om(artmentwithin the &oot!long (od* The (ul( issaid to ha-e mild la/ati-e (ro(ertiesand is also a &a-ourite o& the slothbears* It is (ro(agated &rom seed withsome di0#ult* This moderatel si1ed


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Gliricidia sepiumCommon Name : Gliricidia, Mother ofCocoa, Quick stick (Jamaica)Origin : Pacic coast of Me!ico and

Central "merica#lo$ering %eason : #e&ruar'"prilernacular Name : Go&&arada mara*rief +escription : " small, deciduous,ornamental tree, planted in gardensand elds as a

green manure tree -he tree islea.ess $hen in .o$er and &earsfruits during "pril and Ma'-he small .o$ers (&arel' /cm long)are pale pink and the' are &orne indense clusters on

&are t$igs #lo$ers fade to $hite 0faint purple $ith age 1t can &e usedas an ornamental-he .o$ers attract a lot of &ees andsome l'caenid (*lues#amil'2'caenidae) &utter.ies

particularl' the Pea&lue 2ampides&oeticus -here are se3eral of these


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Jacaranda mimosaefoliaCommon Name : JacarandaOrigin : *ra4il

#lo$ering %eason : #e&ruar'Marchernacular Name : None*rief +escription :Jacaranda is a 3er'&eautiful tree and spectacular $henin .o$er 1t attainsa large si4e -he tree has a canop'

consisting of ne, feather' lea3es dueto $hich it has agreat ornamental 3alue -he lea3esare lost during $inter and &unches of.o$ers gro$ $henthe tree is lea.ess -he .o$ers are

mau3e coloured and tu&ular -heseeds are enclosed in around, $ood' capsule -he' hangfrom the tree for a long time &eforedropping o5 -here is.ush e3en $hen the tree is in &loom

-here are man' trees that are cominginto &loom in


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%olanum grandi.orumCommon Name :Potato -reeOrigin : %outh "merica#lo$ering %eason : -hroughout the

'earernacular Name : None*rief +escription : -his species gro$sinto a small tree seldom gro$ing o3er67 feet and is3er' ornamental indeed 1t has a 3er'proportionate round cro$n $henallo$ed to gro$ unhindered -he treeis in .o$er most of the 'ear -he.o$ers are dark purple $hen the'are 'oung, turning paler $ith age-he' occur in clusters and .o$ers ofdi5erent ages can&e seen in each cluster 8ence, at an'gi3en point of time the tree has.o$ers of all shadesof purple -he large lea3es are deepl'

indented -he 'oung shoots and theundersides of the


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Tabebuia a-ellanedaeCommon Name :Pink -a&e&uiaOrigin : Paragua' 9 "rgentina#lo$ering %eason : Januar' #e&ruar'ernacular Name : None

*rief +escription : " stunningl' &eautifultree $hen in &loom -he Pink -a&e&uia is asmallstatured tree +uring most of the 'ear thetrees &ear 3er' characteristic &road lea.ets(3ein num&er) that are pointed at the tip andcur3ed in$ards Prior to &ursting into &loomthetree sheds all its lea3es -he .o$ers aredeep pink $ith a pale 'ello$ center and are

&ornein clusters 2ike most other relati3es, it can&e used as an ornamental 3er' e5ecti3el'-hisspecies is &etter suited for this purposeo$ing to its small stature and the' do not

attractthe a!e "ll these make it 3er' suita&le for


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Shading trees


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'eloni/ regiaCommon Name :GulmohurOrigin :"adagas#ar$erna#ular Name :%attikai maraBrie& 'es#ri(tion :Gulmohur, though anati-e o& "adagas#ar, is now#ommon all o-er India* It is a &astgrowing s(e#ies* Trul a s(e#ta#ulartree when in bloom and otherwise

too, owing to its large, )at, s(reading#ano(* The lea-es are &eather andbeauti&ul (arti#ularl when oung*

The tree bursts into bloom with theonset o& the hot season* .nd when itdoes, it is bere&t o& lea-es and is

trans&ormed into a mass o& s#arlet2although there is some amount o&-ariation in their hues3* The )at, &ootlong (ods o& this tree are -er#hara#teristi# and (ersist* The treehas #ons(i#uous buttresses that at

times s(read e/tensi-el* The SmallGreen Barbets o&ten fnd this tree


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-a&e&uia roseaCommon Name : Pink PouiOrigin : Me!ico, ene4uela, =cuador#lo$ering %eason : #e&ruar'Marchernacular Name : None

*rief +escription : " mar3elous treeindeed > 1t gro$s large and is 3er'leaf' 1t pro3idesample shade $hen in leaf 2eafsresem&le the silk cotton lea3es and&orne on &ranches thatgro$ at an angle to the main trunkand seem to reach out to the sk' (thisfeature can &eused $ell to di5erentiate the - roseafrom a 3er' similar species - pallida some &otanistscan comment on this) 2ike man'.o$ering trees, it is almost lea.ess$hen in &loom -hepale pink .o$ers gro$ in clusterssimilar to the other -a&e&uias 1t is

undou&tedl' asplendid tree $hen in &loom 1deal for


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#icus &enghalensisCommon Name : BananOrigin : 1ndiaernacular Name : Doda AladhaMara*rief +escription : 5Banan5 o&tenre&ers s(e#if#all to theIndian banan2#icus&enghalensis),whi#h is the national treeo& the6e(ubli# o& India* Like other fgs(e#ies banans bear multi(le &ruit instru#tures #alled sn#ar(s* The seedso& banans are dis(ersed b&ruit!eatingbirds* The lea-es o& thebanan tree are large, leather,gloss green and elli(ti#al in sha(e*

Older banan trees are #hara#teri1edb their aerial (ro( rootsthat growinto thi#k wood trunks whi#h, withage, #an be#ome indistinguishable&rom the main trunk* Banan treesfgure (rominentl in se-eral .sian

and a#if# religions* It is also #alledIndian or Bengal Fig* This tree is
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f#us religiosaCommon Name : peepal treeOrigin :Ne(al, India, Bangladesh, "anmar,akistan, Sri Lanka, south!west ChinaandIndo#hina*ernacular Name : araLi mara*rief +escription : #icus religiosais a largedr season!de#iduousor semi!e-ergreentreeu( to 89 metres 2; &t3 tall and with a trunkdiameter o& u( to 8 metres 2*; &t3* Thelea-esare #ordatein sha(e with a distin#ti-ee/tended dri( ti(* The &ruitsare small fgs,green ri(ening to (ur(le* .s an interesting&a#t, the lea-es o& this tree mo-e#ontinuousl e-en when the air around is stilland no wind is blowing* This (henomenon #an

be e/(lained due to the long lea& stalk andthe broad lea& stru#ture*#icus religiosaisgrown b s(e#ialt tree (lant nurseries&oruse as an ornamental tree, in gardensand(arksin tro(i#al and subtro(i#al #limates*ee(al trees are nati-e to India and thri-e in

hot, humid weather* The (re&er &ull sunlightand #an grow in most soil t(es, though loam
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=nterolo&ium c'clocarpumCommon Name : =lephant =ar -reeOrigin : Me!ico, Central and %outh"merica#lo$ering %eason : #e&ruar' to "prilernacular Name : None*rief +escription: -his tree gro$slarge and &ears .o$ers that are smalland some$hat

similar to those of the forgetmenot1t .o$ers in profusion during theseason, to thee!tent that the ground &elo$ the treealmost turns $hite -he pods arelarge, dark &ro$n in

colour and each pod spirals so as toproduce a disk like structure -hefoliage is ne andfeatherlike $ith a spreading cro$nand is an ideal shade tree " fe$ ofthese trees can &e

seen in *angalore -here are nee!amples in Cu&&on Park, and a large


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"l&i4ia le&&eckCommon Name : Bomans -ongue-reeOrigin : -ropical "frica, "sia, and

northern "ustralia#lo$ering %eason : "pril Ma'ernacular Name : *aage*rief +escription : -his tree isparticularl' noticea&le after the.o$ering is o3er and the tree

&ears the large, light &ro$n .at pods-he pods hanging in good num&erson the tree can&e seen during the $inter months-hese make a loud rustling noise$hen su&?ect to e3en agentle &ree4e gi3ing the tree itscommon name -he greenish $hite.o$ers of this tree are3er' prett', reminiscent of the ;ain-reeD the' also ha3e a mild fragrance

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Bomba/ malabari#umCommon Name : 6ed Silk CottonOrigin : India and "alaaFlowering Season : ?anuar ! "ar#h

Flowering$erna#ular Name : BoorugaBrie& 'es#ri(tion :The tree is abla1e o& #olour and #om(letellea)ess when in bloom* Thenumerous, large, #u(!sha(ed,

#rimson )owers are -er attra#ti-e*The )owers attra#t a -ariet o&birds and there is a #a#o(hon o&bird #alls* 'e(ending on where thetree grows the birds that -isit the)owers also -ar* Soon a&ter, large

green &ruits dangle &rom the treethat turn brown e@e#ting the so&t#otton atta#hed to the seeds* Thisis an indigenous, &ast growing treeand grows in most areas e/#e(t inthe -er arid areas* $irtuall e-er

(art o& the tree is known to ha-e


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BauhiniaCommon Name :$ariegated Bauhinia Aur(le BauhiniaOrigin :India

Flowering Season :Feb*!.(ril A ?une!O#tober $erna#ular Name:Basa-ana(aadaBrie& 'es#ri(tion : Bauhinia -ariegataand Bauhinia (ur(urea are -er similarlooking trees* It is -er di0#ult to tell

them a(art* The &ormer has -er (ale(ink or white #olored )owers with thesome (etals -ariegated while the)owers o& the latter are (ink to (ur(le*Like in all Bauhinias the lea-es are s(litin the middle whi#h is -er#hara#teristi#* Both the s(e#ies#onsidered here are indigenous* B*(ur(urea #omes into )ower when in lea&while B*-ariegata looses most o& itslea-es when in )ower* The trees bear

long )at (ods whi#h hang and are#ons(i#uous* One #an see trees in


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Pol'althia longifoliaCommon Name : Mast -reeOrigin : %ri 2anka#lo$ering %eason : March Ma'ernacular Name : "shoka*rief +escription : er' often this treeis erroneousl' called "shoka (%aracaasoca) -hename Mast -ree descri&es this

species &etter -hese trees aree3ergreen and gro$ tall 1nPlongifolia the long tapering lea3esare &orne on short slender hori4ontal&ranches $hile inthe case of 3ar pendula similar

lea3es are &orne on drooping&ranches *oth are ideall'suited for planting in a 3ariet' ofsituations -he .o$ers are pale green$ith a hint of 'ello$and not 3er' prominent (particularl'

in pendula $here the foliage concealsthe .o$ers) *ats


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Callistemon lan#eolatusCommon Name :Bottle BrushOrigin : .ustraliaFlowering Season : Februar "aO#tober $erna#ular Name : NoneBrie& 'es#ri(tion : The name DBottleBrushE is -er a(t &or this tree,(arti#ularl the )owers* This tree is&ull a#ti-it when in bloom* It attra#ts

ne#tar &eeding inse#ts, (arti#ularlbees, in good numbers* The fnelea-es and the bright redin)ores#en#e make this tree soughta&ter &or lands#a(ing and (lanting ingardens and (arks* .s the tree grows

-er large, it loses its #harm*owe-er, when the tree is small it is-er attra#ti-e* The bright redin)ores#en#e borne amidst fne&oliage makes it a good #andidate &orlands#a(ing* It is also a tree suited &or

(lanting in small s(a#es*


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*utea frondosaCommon Name : #lame of the #orestOrigin : 1ndia and *urma#lo$ering %eason : Januar' March

ernacular Name : Muttuga*rief +escription : -his tree $hen in &loom is indeeda sight to &ehold, particularl' so $henthe forest around it is dr' and most trees &ereft oflea3es -he #lame of the #orest too, likeman' other trees that share the ha&itat sheds most

of its lea3es &efore putting forth the&right, 'et pleasing, orange .o$ers arranged thatare placed in clusters on its &ranches-he .o$ers are 3isited &' a host of organisms &irdsand &utter.ies "n earl' morning&irding session in the 3icinit' of this tree during its

.o$ering season is rarel' disappointing1t can &e propagated from seeds %ome 2'caenidsGram *lue =uchr'sops cne?us, Pea *lue2ampides &oeticus, Common Cerulean Jamidesceleno and +ark Cerulean Jamides &ochus(*lues #amil' 2'caenidae) use this tree as their

lar3al host plant1n *angalore there are 3er' fe$ of these trees


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alm trees


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;o'stonea regiaCommon Name : ro'al palmOrigin :6ostonea olera#ea is nati-e toCuba and North .meri#a*

ernacular Name :6al (mAppearance:It has a single smooth gratrunk that is #o-ered with s#ars &rom oldlea-es* 'ark green ar#hing &ronds emerge&rom a bright green #rownsha&t* innate, or&eather!like, &ronds grow u( to H!9&t long*

Flowers/Fruits:Fragrant, ellow )owersbloom in the summer* +-ergreen lea&!bladesrea#hing ; to 8H in#hes to( a #rown sha&tthat is long and green* ur(le to bla#k hal&!in#h &ruits are show but not edible*Growth Rate: "oderate* The 6oal alm

#an get u( to H9 J9&t tall and K !9 &t widewith a growth rate o& around a &oot ea#hear*Outdoor/Indoor Use:Both* This (alm #anbe grown indoors i& (ro-ided with enoughlight*

Light Req: artial shade to Full sun*ater Req: "oderate* The 6oal (alm likes


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Phoeni! dact'liferaCommon Name :date palmOrigin :North .&ri#a and India*ernacular Name : %har@rada mara

Appearance: It has a single broad, gratrunk #o-ered with ornamentaldiamond!sha(ed (attern o& lea& s#ars*

Trunk is about H in#hes in diameter*Lea-es are greenish, !M &t long lea)etsarranged in $!sha(e ranks*

Flowers/Fruits:True 'ate alm isdioe#ious, male and &emale )owers areborn on se(arate (lants* "ale )owersare white and &emale )owers are #reamand ellow* Onl &emale (lants (rodu#edates and onl i& a male tree is nearb*

Growth Rate: "oderate* hoeni/da#tli&era #an grow u( to 9 K9 &twith a s(read u( to 9!K &t wide*Outdoor/Indoor Use: Both*Light Req:Full sun to artial shade*ater Req: "oderate* The 'ate alm

grows best in moist well drained soil but#an also tolerate drought &or short

*orassus .a&ellifer


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*orassus .a&elliferCommon Name : palm'ra ot sugarpalmOrigin :Indian sub#ontinentandSoutheast .sia*

ernacular Name : thati ningiAppearance: The -er large trunkresembles that o& the #o#onut treeand is ringed with lea& s#ars* =oung(almra (alms grow slowl in thebeginning but then grow &aster with

age*Flowers/Fruits:The &ruit measures to J in#hes in diameter, has a bla#khusk, and is borne in #lusters* The to((ortion o& the &ruit must be #ut o7 tore-eal the three sweet @ell seed

so#kets, translu#ent (ale!white,similar to that o& the l#heebut witha milder )a-or and no (itGrowth Rate:*orassus .a&elliferisa robust tree and #an li-e more than99 ears and rea#h a height o& 89

metres 2; &t3, with a #ano( o&reen!bluish lea-es with se-eral
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Cocos nuciferaCommon Name : coconut treeOrigin :sub@e#t o& debate 2moree-iden#e e/ists &or an Indo!a#if#origin3

ernacular Name :Tegina maraAppearance: Co#os nu#i&era has asmooth single gra trunk that isringed with old lea& s#ars* "ature(alms be#ome smooth with age*

Trunk is a little swollen at the baseand is usuall slightl #ur-edFlowers/Fruits:Flowers are &ollowedb also #alled D#o#onutsE* Co#onut isone o& the most re#ogni1able andmost use&ul &ruits in the world* The

range in #olor &rom green, to ellow,or bron1e!gold, to brown de(endingon maturit and -ariet* Fruits areo-al, 8!angled, M in#hes long and 9in#hes wide, with single seed inside*

The Co#onut alm seeds are one o&

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Carota urensSoutheast .sia and India*Common Name : shtail palmOrigin :Southeast .sia and Indiaernacular Name : Bain tree

Appearance:The Fishtail alm hasmulti stem gre trunk* +a#h stem has; to 9 bi(innate lea-es that #an beu( to &t long* The lea)ets sha(edlike fshtails there&ore the (almPs#ommon name is Fishtail alm*

Flowers/Fruits: It (rodu#es beauti&ul#ream )owers that grow among thelea-es* Flower stems about M in#hesare &ollowed b tro(i#al looking green&ruits that turn dark red as the ri(e*Fruit has round sha(e and is about Qin#h diameter*Growth Rate:"oderate* Thismoderatel &ast growing (alm #an getu( to 9 M9 &t tall and K!9 &t wide*Outdoor/Indoor Use: Both*

Light Req: Shade to (artial shade*ater Req:It re>uires a lot o& water


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Indoor(lants

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cord'line fruticosaCommon Name :DUM! "A#$%LA#&Origin :#it o& a(ua, New Guineaand Southeast .sia*

ernacular Name : 6@ahansah-ina+escriptionAppearance:+a#h (lant &eatureslea-es whi#h are ellow near their-ein, abru(tl turning a dark green

toward the edge o& the lea&* Thistransition is random, e-en withinthe same lea&, #reating ribbons ands(ots o& ellow and green along thelea&Rs bod*Flowers/Fruits:.lthough this (lant

will o##asionall (rodu#e buds thatare K in#hes 2M #m3 long, the willonl bloom in (er&e#t #onditions*

These blooms are green and ratherunim(ressi-e*Ma' Growth (appro'):eight H&t*

Light:This (lant (re&ers bright,indire#t sun li ht &or the o timal


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Strelit1ia 6eginaeCommon Name : !IRD OF %ARADI*$,#rane )owerOrigin :South .&ri#a*ernacular Name : none

+escriptionAppearance: %trelit4ia reginae(lants#onsist o& #lum(s o& greish!greenlea-es, with long stalks and broad o-alblades, arising &rom an undergroundstem*Flowers/Fruits:the )owers look likethe #rest on a birdRs head*+a#h )ower#om(rises three, u(right, orange outerte(als and three, highl modifed, -i-idblue inner te(als*

The &ruit is a leather #a(sule#ontaining numerous small seeds, ea#hwith an orange aril and an oil bod,(ossibl attra#ti-e to birds whi#h mahel( to distribute the seeds*Ma' Growth (appro'): eight H&t

2#an be ke(t to 8&t indoors3*Light:This (lant demands bright, et


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'(sis Lutes#ensCommon Name : are#a (alm,butter) and golden #ane (alm,bamboo (almOrigin :"adagas#ar*ernacular Name : Bidirina (m+escriptionAppearance:.n attra#ti-e s(e#iesthat (rides itsel& in im(ro-ing homeor o0#e d#or and makes a great

&o#al (oint &or large rooms, hallwas,re#e(tion areas and #onser-atories*Flowers/Fruits:Si/ to eight lea-eson long (etioles 2lea& stems3 arise&rom the main trunk and gra#e&ullar#h outward and downward* +a#h

lea& has about ;9!99 lea)ets whi#hare arranged on the lea& stem in ashallow $*

The ellow )owers are borne inbran#hes about 8 &t 2 m3 long thatemerge &rom the to(s o& the stems*

Ma' Growth (appro'): eight ;&t*Light:. &airl bright room without

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'ie7enba#hia .moenaCommon Name : ca++agepal,, good luc- plant, pal, lil.Origin :southeastern .sia*ernacular Name : none

+escriptionAppearance: Cordline 2Cordline&ruti#osa3 #an add #olor &or thelands#a(e at our house whetherused inside or out*

The #olors o& this (lant #an range

&rom gloss green to reddish (ur(leto a #ombo o& #olors 2red, (ur(le,white, or ellow3 and this is @ust thelea-esFlowers/Fruits:The (lant #an(rodu#e red or ellowish )owers

that smell sweet*Ma' Growth (appro'):eight8&t*Light:This (lant likes (artial shadeto almost &ull sun*atering:.llow the soil to dr out

in between watering* %ee( airhumid thou h so mist e-er so
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.NT6I" SC+6U+6I.N"Common Name : )amingo )owerOrigin :Central and South .meri#a*

ernacular Name : 6@ahansa h-ina+escriptionAppearance:These (o(ularhouse(lants are known as )amingo)owers owing to the resemblan#e o&the )owering (arts to the bod and

twisted ne#k o& a )amingoFlowers/Fruits:The orange!reds(adi/ is usuall #oiled u(ward andma be u( to ; #m long* +uglossinebees are (ossible (ollinators* The&ruits are orange to red*

Ma' Growth (appro'):M ! ;in#hes in height*Light:The )amingo )ower is a lo-ero& light ! but not dire#t sunlight*atering:%ee(ing the soil moist atall times within the summer is

ad-isable*


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*ougain3illeaCommon Name : (a(er )owerOrigin : South .meri#aernacular Name : none+escription

Appearance:The !ougainilleaisan immensel show, )ori&erous andhard (lant, with heart!sha(ed lea-esand thorn, (ubes#ent stems*Flowers/Fruits:The )owers aregenerall small, white, andin#ons(i#uous, highlighted b se-eralbrightl #olored modifed lea-es#alled bra#ts* The bra#ts #an -ar in#olor, ranging &rom white, red,mau-e, (ur(le!red, or orange* Its &ruitis a small, in#ons(i#uous, dr,elongated a#hene*Ma' Growth (appro'):K to 9 &eetLight:good blooming gi-e them atleast K hours a da o& &ull sunlight asa minimum*

atering:lot o& water during thewarm times o& the ear* In #ooler

ipomoea palmata
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ipomoea palmataCommon Name : ,ile0a0,inuteine1 Messina creeper1 "airo,orning glor.1 coast ,orningglor.and railroad creeper

Origin : tro(i#alindiaernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance: I(omoea is a &ast!growing, twining annual with heart!sha(ed light to mid!green lea-es

Flowers/Fruits: &unnel!sha(ed)owers to 8 in#hes a#ross show)owers* These )owers ha-e f-e(etals that are &used into a tube +a#h&ruit matures at about #m a#rossand #ontains hair seeds*

Ma' Growth (appro'):;!9&tLight:&ull sunatering: does not need ,uchwater*oil:Grow in moderatel &ertile, well!drained soil*

Vuis>ualisindi#a
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V >Common Name : 6angoon Cree(er,'runken SailorOrigin :Tro(i#al .&ri#a and S*+* .siaernacular Name : none

+escriptionAppearance: The 6angoon #ree(eris a ligneous-ine that #an rea#h &romM*K meters to u( to ; meters* Thelea-es are elli(ti#al with ana#uminate ti( and a rounded base*

Flowers/Fruits:The )owers are&ragrant and tubular and their #olor-aries &rom white to (ink to red* The89 to 8K mm long &ruit is elli(soidaland has f-e (rominent wings* The&ruit tastes likealmondswhen mature*

The niog!niogan is usualldis(ersed b water*Ma' Growth (appro'):o-er 9 &t*2M m3Light:Sun to artial Shadeatering: .-erage


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Clitoria ternateaCommon Name : Sankhu(ush(am,butter)!(ea, blue!(ea, and #ordo&an!(eaOrigin :e>uatorial .sia*

ernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance:It is a (erennialherba#eous (lant, with elli(ti#, obtuselea-es* It grows as a -ine or #ree(er,doing well in moist, neutral soil* This

(lant is attra#ti-e to bees, butter)iesandWor birdsFlowers/Fruits:The most striking&eature about this (lant are its -i-iddee( blue )owers solitar, with lightellow markings* The are about #mlong b 8 #m wide* The &ruits are K J #m long, )at (ods with H to 9seeds in ea#h (od* The are ediblewhen tender*Ma' Growth (appro'): #an #limb to &eet in a hot summerLight:Full Sun


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"sparagus densi.orusCommon Name : .s(aragus S(rengeriOrigin :south .&ri#a

ernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance:.s(aragus densi)orusis a slightl wood e-ergreen (lantwith u(right or trailing bran#hes, ableto grow u( to M &eet in height and H

&eet in length* Tin s(ines are bornein a/ils along bran#hes* Needle!likebran#hlets are #lustered in nodes*Flowers/Fruits:needle!like, mid!green &oliage u( to K99mm long, withwhite )owers in summer, it is -er

ornamentalMa' Growth (appro'):eight: 9*8m, S(read: 9*K mLight:" densi.orusis a good tubsub@e#t &or the shad (atio* It growsin sun or shade, but is in#lined to

be#ome more ellow!green andsmaller in the sun*


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Common Name : Golden dew dro(Origin :tro(i#al .meri#aernacular Name : none+escription

Appearance: large, &ast!growing,multistemmed shrub is (o(ular as as#reen or ba#kground (lanting, The &ull#lusters o& &ragrant, (ale blue )owersattra#t butter)ies in summer and are&ollowed b bun#hes o& golden!orange

berries, (o(ular with birds*Flowers/Fruits:Flowers and &ruit areo&ten &ound on the (lant simultaneousland make an attra#ti-e show* L-s* o-ateto obo-ate to 5 long, Fast!growingClusters o& small bright orange!ellow

berries hang on the shrub most o& theear, so (lenti&ul the bran#hes droo(*O&ten ha-e )s* A berries togetherMa' Growth (appro'):o-er 9&tLight:&ull to (art sun &or best )oweringdis(la

atering:@ust enough to kee( the soilmoist and more durin times o& drou ht

8i&iscus rosasinensis


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Common Name :"hinese hi+iscus,

"hina rose, 2awaiian hi+iscusOrigin :east asia, #hinaernacular Name : daswala

+escriptionAppearance: 8i&iscus rosasinensisis a bush, e-ergreenshrubor small treegrowing with glosslea-es and solitar, brilliant red)owers in summer and autumn*

Flowers/Fruits:)ower #olors ranging&rom white through ellow and orangeto s#arlet and shades o& (ink, withboth single and double sets o& (etalsMa' Growth (appro'):;H &t talland K9 &t wide

Light:Full sun to (art shadeatering: abundant watering, uentl*oil:ri#h, moist soilUses: widel grown as anornamental (lant* used as a (

indi#ator*a number o& medi#al uses

'O"B+=. S+CT.BILIS
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Common Name : Show 'ombea,"a(le Lea-ed 'ombeaOrigin : "adagas#arernacular Name : none

+escriptionAppearance: 'ombea is a de#idioussmall shrubsWtree with large ma(le!sha(ed lea-es and dense heads o& little(inkish white )owers*Flowers/Fruits: its )owers are lighter

in #olor, not as (ink as the ink Ball* thestalks &rom whi#h the )ower bun#heshang are mu#h shorter than those inink Ball* the lea-es a -er mu#h lobedlike a ma(le like, whereas in the inkBall, the lea-es toothed and ni#el

heart!sha(ed* Lea-es broadl #ir#ular, M!J #m long and broadMa' Growth (appro'):K m tallLight: hot o-erhead sunatering: dr between watering to#onstantl moist

*oil: enri#hed soil, mildl a#idi# tomildl alkaline

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Common Name : Show 'ombea,"a(le Lea-ed 'ombeaOrigin :India, srilankaernacular Name : none

+escriptionAppearance:This medium to largeshrub with its attra#ti-e light green two!lobed lea-es (rodu#es beauti&ul brightellow )owersFlowers/Fruits: Lea-es are di-ided into

two lobes, light green in #olour, with aleather te/ture, #arried on bran#hesthat are o&ten droo(ing* It (rodu#eslarge bell!sha(ed, bright ellow )owerswith a bla#k to dee( maroon #oloured#entre &rom 'e#ember to "ar#h* The

&ruit are (ea like, slender and -el-et*The are light green, turning a (alebrown with age and are (rodu#ed &rom

?anuar to ?une or e-en laterMa' Growth (appro'):m heightLight: &ull sun

atering: moderate amount o& water*oil: well drained with #om ost added


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C.CTS

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Common Name :Centur (lant, .meri#analoeOrigin : "e/i#o, nited Statesin .ri1onaandTe/as

ernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance: .lthough it is #alled the#entur (lant, it t(i#all li-es onl 9 to89 ears* Near the end o& its li&e, the (lantsends u( a tall, bran#hed stalk, laden with

ellow blossoms, that ma rea#h a totalheight o& u( to ; mtallFlowers/Fruits:gra!green lea-es o& 8K &t 29**K m3 long, ea#h with a (ri#klmargin and a hea- s(ike at the ti( that#an (ier#e to the bone* )owering onl

on#e at the end o& its long li&e* The (lantdies a&ter )owering, but (rodu#es su#kersor ad-entitious shoots&rom the base,whi#h #ontinue its growthMa' Growth (appro'):*;8*9 m tallLight:&ull sun or a lightl shaded

atering: allow to dr thoroughl be&orewaterin

+isocactus .agelliformis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexicohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Stateshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Stateshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizonahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texashttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basal_shoothttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basal_shoothttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texashttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizonahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Stateshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Stateshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexico


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Common Name :rats tail #a#tusOrigin : "e/i#oernacular Name : none+escription

Appearance:"porocactus.agelliformisis an e(i&hiti# #a#ti whi#h has(endant stems is &ast growing* +a#h o&these bright green stems has ; to Mnarrow, low ribs se(arated b broad,slightl raised areoles #arr #lusters o&

brownish s(ines* Tubular, #rimson!(ink)owers wide a((ears on mature growthFlowers/Fruits: Flowers are (rodu#ed(ro&usel in s(ring* The )owering seasonlasts &or about two monthsMa' Growth (appro'):K &eet long and

9*; in#h thi#kLight:&ull sunlightatering: 'uring the a#ti-e growth(eriod water (lenti&ull* 'uring the winterrest (eriod @ust kee( the mi/ture &romdring out

*oil:best #om(ost #onsists o& &ourarts sand loam and one art o& e ual

cereus peru3ianusi l
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexicohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexico


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Common Name :eru-ian a((leOrigin : South .meri#aernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance:The thi#k stem is a greenand greish #a#ti #olor, with brown s(ines,growing &rom the edge o& the stem ribs*Like other desert t(e #a#ti their naturalhabitat is dr and the store water withinthe stems

Flowers/Fruits: the &unnel sha(ed)owers are beauti&ul looking, whi#h growu( to Hin ! ;in long and white or (ink in#olor* These )owers will o(en u( duringthe night and #lose at morning time* &ruitsare s(rawling, usuall three sided, and

&ruitPs (ul( is edible rawMa' Growth (appro'):89&t 2in the wild !outdoors3 and more than 8&t indoorsLight: bright light and sun light* dire#tsun when bla1ing hot is best a-oidedatering: more o&ten within the summer

and mu#h less, winter time*oil: &ast drainin ot mi/ture

+#hino#a#tus GrusoniiC N G ld b l


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Common Name :Golden barrel #a#tus ,golden ball #a#tusOrigin :"e/i#oernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance:The globular sha(edstem is ribbed and (rodu#es (ri#klellowish s(ines 2there is also a s(inelesst(e3, and the #rown o& the #a#tus haswhite #olored woollen hairs at the to(*

Flowers/Fruits: The golden barrel #a#tiwill (rodu#e ellow )owers during mid!summer, although these are unlikel toa((ear indoors* These are grown mainl&or the &oliage rather than )owers &or thedesert look thatRs a((ealing to #a#tus

growers and #olle#tors*Ma' Growth (appro'):H9 in#hes talland 8H in#hes wide in the wildLight:lent o& sunshineatering: when the soil begins dring*Be&ore and during winter barel water the

(lant*oil: &ast drainin ot mi/ture* .ddin

atiora GaertneriC N + t h lid t


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Common Name :+aster or holida #a#tusOrigin : Bra1ilernacular Name : none+escriptionAppearance:The +aster #a#tus &orms&rom a single, s>uat stem* From this,elongated lea& segments grow* +aster-ariet has no s#allo(s or teeth on ahealth lea&* These lea-es darken in #oloras the age, beginning li&e as (ale green*


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L.


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Common Name :seashorepaspalu,, +iscuit grassOrigin :.meri#a+escriptionAppearance:The sheaths are smoothand o-erla((ing and the blades are mostlsmooth, with a s(arse amount o& longhairs lo#ated on the to( sur&a#e #lose tothe base* The blades range in widths o& 8!; mm and ma be )at or &olded inward

length wise* usuall &orm in grou(s o& M!8with smooth, solitar s(ikelets that areelli(ti#al to o-ate!lan#eolate in sha(e*Ma' Growth (appro'):8!;mmLight:in redu#ed light #onditionsatering: irrigatedwith non!(otable

water, su#h as grewater, (oor >ualitwith (otable water*oil: with moderate to high salinittolerant o& most soil t(esUses: used &or gol& #ourse tur&and otherlands#a(ing(ro@e#ts* erosion#ontrol in

sand #oastal areas* It has been shown tosur-i-e ollution with #rude oil* $er hi h

stenotaphrum secundatum(*t3A ti )
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Augustine grass)Common Name : "harleston grass,!u4alo &ur5Origin : Southeastern nited States,Cali&ornia, Caribbean+escriptionAppearance: St* .ugustine grass&eatures lea-es that are rolled at the budand the ligules #onsist o& a short &ringe o&hairs* The #ollars are broad, smooth, and

-er #onstri#ted and the auri#les areabsent*The lea& blades are (robabl the mostidentifable &eature* Smooth, -er short,and at least W in#h wide, lea& bladesha-e a boat!sha(ed ti( and take a 9

degree angle &rom the sheath at the #ollar*Seedheads &orm a thi#k s(ike with a &ewthi#k, elli(ti#al s(ikelets imbedded alongthe sides*Ma' Growth (appro'):8!HmmLight:&ull sun

atering: 'oes best with regular water*oil: well!drained soil

c'nodon dact'lonCommon Name !er,uda grass


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Common Name : !er,uda grass,Indian doabOrigin : north .&ri#a, .sia and .ustraliaand southern +uro(eernacular Name : garikehullu, balligarike, ambate hullu+escriptionAppearance: Bermudagrass &eatureslea-es that are rolled into the bud andthe ligules #onsist o& a &ringe o& hairs* The

#ollars are narrow, #o-ered with longhairs, and theauri#les are absent*Bermudagrass sheaths are strongl#om(ressed and s(arsel hair* The lea&blades are relati-el short, and onl aboutW; o& an in#h wide* The are rough along

the edges and shar(l (ointed*The seedhead &orms 8 to K slender s(ikeswith o-al sha(ed s(ikelets &orming in tworows*Ma' Growth (appro'):M9!K9mmLight:&ull sun

atering: 'oes best with regular watersalt water #an be used

Fo'sia?aponicaCommon Name : 1osia grass


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Common Name : 1osia grassOrigin : ?a(an, %orea, China, India,North .meri#a+escriptionAppearance: Uosiagrass &eatures lea-esthat are rolled into the bud andthe ligules #onsist o& a &ringe o& hairs*

The#ollars are medium in si1e and #o-eredwith long hairs*Uosiagrass has

neither auri#les nor sheaths, whi#h is(robabl its most identifable &eature* Thelea& blades are short and shar(l (ointed*Seedheads are in the &orm o& a weaks(ike, withs(ikelets alternating on twosides* The s(ikelets are blunt at the base,

rounding and ta(ering to a (oint at the ti(*Ma' Growth (appro'):!MELight:&ull sunatering: 'r to medium*oil: well!drained soilUses: Uosia grasses sto( erosion on

slo(es, and are e/#ellent at re(ellingweeds throu hout the ear*X;YThe resist

Fo'sia matrellaCommon Name : Manila grass
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koreahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Americahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoysiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoysiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Americahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koreahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan


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Common Name :Manila grassOrigin : southeastern .sia, northern.ustralasia, southern?a(an, and southernChina+escriptionAppearance: Uosia "atrella growsslowl and alwas looks in-iting* It #an bemowed short to a#hie-e a bowling greena((earan#e, between M9mm and 89mm orle&t un!mown as a &eature grass* It has a

so&t &eel, is thi#k under &oot and has smallin#ons(i#uous seed heads* It is one o& themost as#eti#all a((ealing o& all tur&grasses* It has an e/#ellent dark green#olour, -er fne lea-es, a low mowingre>uirement, good wearing abilit,

sele#ti-e herbi#ide toleran#e andtoleran#e &or low light situations*Ma' Growth (appro'):M9!89mmLight:low light or &ull sunatering: 'oes best with regular water*oil:ranging &rom sands to #las and both

a#id and alkalineUses: lanted &or ra1in sto#k amon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australasiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australasiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asia


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medicago sati3aCommon Name : Al5al5a lu#erne


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Common Name :Al5al5a1 lu#erneOrigin :Greeksand 6omans*+escriptionAppearance:It su(erf#iall resembles#lo-er, with #lusterso& small (ur(le)owers &ollowed b &ruits s(iralled in M to8 turns #ontaining 9!M9 seeds*. mature (lant will tiller &rom the base,sending u( multi(le stems that areas#ending or ere#t and bran#h

o##asionall* The stems are usuallhairless, (arti#ularl as the be#omeolder* The alternate #om(ound lea-es areoli-e!green and tri&oliate* +a#h lea)et isoblan#eolate or obo-ate, wedged!sha(edat the base and nearl trun#ate at its

outer edge* The margin is smooth, e/#e(t&or some dentate teeth along the outeredge*Ma' Growth (appro'):!M*K&t tallLight:(artialW&ull sunatering: e0#ient use o& water

*oil: well!drained, dee( &riable soils withhi h le-els o& soil &ertilit

2eucanthemum super&umCommon Name : Shasta 'ais
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greekshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Romehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloverhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racemehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racemehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloverhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Romehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeks


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Common Name :Shasta 'aisOrigin : southern and #entral +uro(e+escriptionAppearance:It grows into a bush #lum(with &oliage s(reading about ; in#hesa#ross* Shasta daisies bloom o-er a long(eriod &rom earl summer to autumn withha(( bright white )owerheads bornesingl ato( long green stems* The )ower!heads are M!K in a#ross with snow white

ra )owers and golden ellow dis#s* The&oliage grows in a mat with gloss darkgreen lea-es ;!M in long arranged in abasal rosette* The lea-es are stra(sha(ed, nearl e-ergreen, and ratherthi#k* There are smaller lea-es on the

ere#t )owering stems*Ma' Growth (appro'):M!8&t tallLight:(artialW&ull sunatering: regular in water*oil: Cla, Loam, Chalk, SandUses: beauti&ul in border

sagina su&ulataCommon Name : 2eath %earlwort Irish0


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Common Name :2eath %earlwort,Irish0,oss,awl0lea5 pearlwortor *cottish,ossOrigin :+uro(e+escriptionAppearance: .n e/tremel (o(ularground#o-er (lant, this &orms a -er lowmoss!like #ar(et o& bright shamro#k!green&oliage* Tin little white )owers begin toa((ear in late s(ring* +/#ellent &or flling

in between the #ra#ks o& )agstone (a-ing,in the ro#k garden or as a lawn substitute,+-ergreen*eath earlwort is a low!growing (rostrate (erennial (lant &orminga thi#k, dense mat with stems less than9 #m long, and slender subulate 2awl!

sha(ed3 lea-esu( to #m long* The)owersare K mm diameter, with f-ewhite (etals the are (rodu#ed singl onere#t stems M #m long* The seeds aresmooth, brown, triangular sha(edMa' Growth (appro'):99!K9mm tall

Light:(artialW&ull sunaterin : re ular in water

ga4ania rigensCommon Name : treasure 6ower
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leafhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf


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Common Name :treasure 6owerOrigin :sothern a&ri#a+escriptionAppearance: It is naturalised elsewhereand is widel #ulti-ated as an ornamentalgarden (lant* It is a s(reading, low!growing, hal&!hard(erennial, growing toK9 #m 2M9 in3 tall and wide, with blue!gre&oliage and brilliant ellow, dais!like#om(osite )owerheadsthroughout the

summer* older stems be#oming subwood*Lea-es alternate, u( to 9 mm long and89 mm broad, narrowl obo-ate toobo-ate, ta(ering to the (etiole, undi-idedor (innatifd with or M 283 (airs o&obo-ate lobes, a(e/ a#ute or subobtuse,

densel, so&t, white wooll!hair on bothsides* Flower heads terminal, solitar,radiate, when &ull e/(anded u( to 9 mmin diameter, (edun#ulateMa' Growth (appro'):99!K99mm tallLight:&ull sun

atering: regular in water*oil: sand to a-era e well!drained soils

clo3erCommon Name : tre5oil
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardiness_(plants)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perennial_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudanthiumhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudanthiumhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudanthiumhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudanthiumhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perennial_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardiness_(plants)


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Common Name :tre5oilOrigin : South .meri#aand .&ri#a+escriptionAppearance: The are small annual,biennial, or short!li-ed (erennialherba#eous(lants* The lea-es aretri&oliate 2rarel >uatre&oiled, #in>ue&oil, orse(t&oil3, with sti(ulesadnateto the lea&!stalk, and heads or dense s(ikes o& smallred, (ur(le, white, or ellow )owers the

small, &ew!seeded (ods are en#losed inthe #al/* Other #losel related generao&ten #alled #lo-ers The alternate lea-esare #om(ound, usuall with three toothedlea)ets* The -er small, &ragrant )owersare #rowded into dense heads, or s(ikes*

The small, dr &ruit usuall #ontains one ortwo seeds* Colle#t seedheadW(od when)owers &ade allow to drMa' Growth (appro'):899!K9mm tallLight:(artialW&ull sunatering: regular in water

*oil: neutral soilUses: &ooder lant
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Americahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annual_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biennial_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perennial_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbaceoushttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stipulehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adnationhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adnationhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stipulehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbaceoushttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perennial_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biennial_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annual_planthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_America


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