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... Adenophora takedae Family: Campanulaceae Japanese name: IWASHAJIN Plant type: deciduous in winter, perennial plant, terrestrial Habitat: humid rocky places in mountainous areas Blooming season: ... Cayratia japonica Family: Vitaceae Japanese name: YABUGARASHI Plant type: deciduous in winter, perennial vine plant, terrestrial Habitat: grasslands, all over Japan Blooming season: June-August Height ...
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... terniflora Family: Ranunculaceae Japanese name: SENNINSOO Plant type: deciduous in winter, perennial vine plant, terrestrial Habitat: grasslands, all over Japan Blooming season: August-September Height ... It is sometimes utilized as a garden perennial. Duchesnea chrysantha Family: Rosaceae Japanese name: HEBIICHIGO Plant type: evergreen perennial plant, terrestrial. It multiplies by runners. Habitat ...
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The World of Gourds
... of water and survive in extremely arid desert regions. In fact, there are several dozen perennial species of unusual caudiciform cucurbits, including the South African Gerrardanthus macrorrhizus, Cephalopentandra ecirrhosa, and ... Malabar or fig-leaf gourd (C. ficifolia). Unlike the squashes and pumpkins, it is a perennial vine that thrives at higher elevations (above 3,000 feet or 1000 m). It is ...
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Botanical
... hardy perennial plants. Only a few are annuals or biennials. They are ... Scabiosa These are hardy perennial ... frost-tender Sedge... Scopolia This clump forming perennial is found wild from central and southeastern Europe ... perennial, which belon... Sechium This is a semi-hardy perennial vine native to South America. It can grow up to 15 feet in the mid-So... Sechium This is a semi-hardy perennial vine ...
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Cucurbits
... as the chayote (Sechium) of Middle America and certain squashes. Chayote grows as a large perennial vine, usually on trellises. One of the most bizarre cucurbits is the loofah (Luffa spp), which ... : the bitter or wild gourd of India to Africa is probably the "knops" and the "vine of Sodom" of the Bible] Cucumis anguria: gherkins; African mutant, cultivated in the West Indies ...
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CPC Plant Profile - National Collection of Endangered Plants
... -bean, traveler's delight Taxon Synonym: Glycine priceana Author: B.L. Robins. Growth Habit: Vine CPC Number: 149 Distribution Protection Conservation References Profile Links ITIS Tropicos PLANTS Fish & Wildlife ... collected by Sadie Price in Kentucky in 1896 (USFWS 1993). The plant is an herbaceous, perennial vine that grows from a stout, thick tuber. Apios priceana blooms from mid-June through ...
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Vines: Thunbergia grandiflora
... Scientific Name Thunbergia grandiflora Common Name Blue trumpet vine; Bengal clock vine Vines for the Southeast Plant Fact Sheets Consumer Hort Hardiness: Topical, perennial vine grown as a container plant Image ... 8" leaves; good container plant Cultivars: Alba (white with a yellow throat) Vine list by Scientific Name | Vine list by Common Name Prepared by: Erv Evans, Consumer Horticulturist Web ...
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Thunbergia gregorii Orange Clock Vine
... Thunbergia gregorii Orange Clock Vine Even though most of us have to enjoy this tender perennial vine as an annual, Orange Clock Vine is well worth the effort. A rapid carefree grower with lots of showy orange flowers that bloom constantly, Orange Clock Vine can be ...
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Cardiospermum halicacabum - Ballon Vine - Sapindaceae
... halicacabum - Ballon Vine - Sapindaceae Cardiospermum halicacabum - Ballon Vine Sapindaceae Cardiospermum halicacabum, or Balloon Vine, is a woody, perennial vine native to Tropical America. They are fast growing to 10 feet (3 m) with twice ... form of support. They are used as annuals in USDA zones 5-8 and are perennial in zones 9-11. Blooming Time: The small white flowers bloom from summer through ...
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Powdery Mildew of Vine Crops, HYG-3111-96
... fungi grow only on living host plants. They survive the winter as dormant mycelium on perennial plants or as spores in thick-walled fruiting structures. Powdery Mildew spores can be ... , overcrowding, shading, overwatering, or excess fertilization especially with nitrogen. Avoid making new planting of vine crops in the vicinity of older plantings, especially if mildew is already present. Beginning ...
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