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Saponaria
Saponaria ist eine Gattung der blühenden Pflanzen in der rosa Familie, Caryophyllaceae. Sie sind heimisch nach Europa und Asien und sind allgemein bekannt als Seifenschiffe. Sie sind krautige Stauden und Einjährige, einige mit holzigen Basen. Die Blüten sind reichlich, fünfblättrig und meist in Schattierungen von rosa oder weiß. Die vertrauteste Art könnte ein gemeinsames Seifenkraut sein, das in Eurasien heimisch ist, aber in vieler Welt als eine eingeführte Art, oft ein Unkraut, und manchmal eine kultivierte Zierpflanze bekannt ist. Der Gattungsname Saponaria leitet sich von den lateinischen Saponis und -aria ab, und mindestens eine Art, S. officinalis, wurde verwendet, um Seife zu machen. Es enthält Saponine, und eine flüssige Seife könnte durch Einweichen der Blätter in Wasser produziert werden. Die Gattung ist eng mit Lychnis und Silene verwandt, wobei sie sich von diesen unterscheiden, indem sie nur zwei Stile in der Blüte haben. Es ist auch mit Gypsophila verwandt, aber sein Kelch ist zylindrisch und nicht glockenförmig. Saponaria-Arten werden als Nahrungspflanzen von den Larven einiger Lepidoptera-Arten verwendet, darunter die Lychnis und Coleophora saponariella, die exklusiv für die Gattung sind.
Definition von soapwort im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von Seifenkraut im Wörterbuch ist eine eurasische Caryophyllaceous Pflanze, Saponaria officinalis, mit abgerundeten Gruppen von duftenden rosa oder weißen Blüten und Blättern, die früher als Seifenersatz verwendet wurden Auch genannt: Prellen Bet.
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Perennial All-Stars: The 150 Best Perennials for ...
SOAPWORT Saponaria ocymoides WHAT ARTIST PLANNED ROCK
SOAPWORT'S COLOR scheme so perfectly? The plant makes a low mat of flat,
olive green leaves on spreading, many-branched stems of a deep oxblood red.
These two ...
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Margaret Roberts' A-Z Herbs: Identifying Herbs, How to Grow ...
SOAPWORT/SEEPKRUID. Saponaria. officinalis. Family: Caryophyllaceae. This
is an extremely attractive herb with the added advantage of being useful, and it
grows almost eveniwhere. As its name suggests, it yields a soapy sap (saponin) ...
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The Book of Field and Roadside: Open-country Weeds, Trees, ...
SOAPWORT 259 Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) Pink family. This common
alien perennial spreads 5 scallop-tipped, slightly notched, white or pinkish petals,
bent slightly backward (reflexed), from a 1f4-inch-long floral tube (the cafyx.
John Andrew Eastman,
2003
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Medicinal Plants, Trees, & Shrubs of Appalachia - A Field Guide
Soapwort - Bouncing Bet, Washerwoman (Saponaria officinalis) - Perennial
Description: 1-2 ft. tall. Soapwort spreads by underground stems that often form
large colonies. Flowers are pinkish or white, fragrant, about an inch wide, with
five ...
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WASHING AND DYEING Some plants contain saponins that foam in water. They
are mostly poisonous but can clean fabrics, which is the reason why they are
used in ...
Ivo Pauwels, Gerty Christoffels, Ivo Pauwels,
2006
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West Virginia Medicinal Plants, Trees, & Shrubs, A Field Guide
Soapwort - Bouncing Bet, Washerwoman (Saponaria officinalis) - Perennial
Description: 1-2 ft. tall. Soapwort spreads by underground stems that often form
large colonies. Flowers are pinkish or white, fragrant, about an inch wide, with
five ...
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A Weaver's Garden: Growing Plants for Natural Dyes and Fibers
One of the best known, easiest to grow, and most widely used soap plants is the
soapwort (5aporiaria officirialis), also called fuller's herb, o-ow soap, latherwort
and bouncing bet. The name Suponaria derives from the Latin word for soap, and
...
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The Complete Guide To Herbal Medicines
Important points to remember • Don't use soapwort if you're pregnant or breast-
feeding. • Don't use high doses of this herb for more than 2 weeks because it may
damage your digestive tract. • Know that most people can't or shouldn't use ...
Charles W. Fetrow, Juan R. Avila,
2000
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Rodale's 21st-Century Herbal: A Practical Guide for Healthy ...
Soapwort is very easy to grow in average soil and full sun to partial shade. Plant
seed outdoors in either spring or fall or, for earlier bloom, start seed indoors
under lights in late winter. The plants will self-sow, and propagation is rarely
neces- ...
Soapwort, or bouncing Bet (Saponaria officinalis), would be a beloved garden
plant if her daytime looks matched her nighttime demeanor. But it's not until late
afternoon or evening that her tawdry petals really perk up and her sweet perfume
...
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Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
soapwort im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Aunt Helen's Herb Garden at Storrowton Village in West Springfield …
For example, the roots or leaves of herbs like sage, echinacea and soapwort provided people of the past culinary spices, relief from stomachaches or shampoos ... «MassLive.com, Jul 15»
Chicory Is the Cheshire Cat of Herbs
It grows alongside other beautiful but outcast plants like Queen Anne's lace, dandelion and soapwort, and it takes only a wet week or two in July to produce a ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
Fluttering butterflies and busy bees
Flowers that start emitting a stronger scent at night include Evening Primrose (Oenothera), Phlox, Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) and Red Valerian ... «Pitchcare, Jul 15»
Look to perennials to cover a lot of ground
Snow-in-Summer. • Soapwort. • Sweet Woodruff. • Stonecrop. • Thyme. • Wild Ginger. This is just the short list of what's available at your favourite garden centre. «Toronto Sun, Jul 15»
Gardening reminders: Roadsides offer plenty of delights
For the first time, I got the opportunity to see soapwort (Saponaria officinalis), pictured, in the “wild” on the side of Terminal Boulevard in Norfolk. This is a great ... «The Virginian-Pilot, Jul 15»
Can you live without money? Lily Cole meets the “Moneyless Man”
Mark Boyle started to rely entirely on gifts and bartering in 2008 - cooking on an outdoor stove, washing his clothes in soapwort, and using the Daily Mail as loo ... «New Statesman, Apr 15»
Sunny breaks encourage gardens to spring forth with new growth
There are perennial ground covers for the sun such as vinca, soapwort “Max Frei” and snow-in-summer, with vinca minor being the best selection. Low growing ... «Agassiz-Harrison Observer, Apr 15»
Herbal ground covers for Dallas-area landscapes
Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis). Also called bouncing Bet, soapwort is a spreading perennial herb hardy in zones 5 and up. When planted in full sun it will grow ... «Dallas Morning News, Apr 15»
Turks start a food revolution
... winds its way through a savoury fresh nut crème, pulled lamb cheeks in brain sauce, to a kerepiç (soapwort root) marshmallow frozen in liquid nitrogen. Here ... «Financial Times, Apr 15»
From small seeds ...: Get an early start on this year's garden
The only seedlings under the light in late February were the hot peppers and cilantro and a flat of trailing soapwort (Saponaria), a perennial ground cover. «Amherst Bulletin, Mär 15»