10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIPER'S BUGLOSS»
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants: Comprising ...
Lon leaued Viper's Bugloss. Pl. 76 . ARENA`RIUK (Guss. sem. hort. Bocc. 1825.
ex Linnœa, 4. р. 87.) stem diffuse; leaves obtuse; corolla small, tubular; calyx
hispid from strigœ, by which it diñ`ers from E. dißiìxum, and E. tenue. 1t.. H.
Native of ...
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Vol. IV. - Corolliflorae
75 Е. Lossiròmtm (Delile. descrip. egypt. 2. t. 16. f. 3.) erect, simple; leaves linear-
lanceolate, elongated, strigose; corolla large; stamens exserted. и . Н. Native of
Egypt. Lon -leaved Viper's Bugloss. Pl. 76 . ARENA`MUK (Guss. sem. hort. Bocc.
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
Long-leaved Viper's Bugloss. Pl. 76 E. Altamfluvu (Guss. sem. hort. Bocc. 1825.
ex Linneea, 4. p. 37.) stem diffuse; leaves obtuse; corolla small, tubular; calyx
hispid from strigœ, by which it differs from E. душит, and E. tenue. и. Н. Native of
the ...
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A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
Long-leaved Viper's Bugloss. PI. 76 E. arena' rium (Guss. sem. hort. Bocc. 1825.
ex Linnoen, 4. p. 87.) stem diffuse ; leaves obtuse ; corolla small, tubular ; calyx
hispid from strigae, by which it differs from E. diffusum, and E. tenue. If,. H. Native
...
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The Gardeners Dictionary: Containing the Best and Newest ...
Viper's Bugloss, whose Petals scarce exceed the Empalement, and having hairy
Borders. This is the Echium majus (5? asperius, fore albo. C. B. P. 25. Great
rough Viper's Bugloss, with a white Flower. 4. Echium soliis radicalibus
lanceolatis ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
hairy stalk ; the flowers are produced in short spikes on the fide of the branches ;
they are small, and scarcely appear above the calyxes. Some plants have white
flowers, others purplish. 11. Echium rubrum, or red viper's bugloss : flowers in a ...
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Herbaceous Perennial Plants: A Treatise on Their ...
(e′ kee-um) Viper's Bugloss Boraginaceae Most of the 40 species are native to
Europe and the Canary Islands and one or two of the short forms such as E.
plantagineum and E. vulgare are becoming popular as annual or biennial garden
...
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The Ladies' Flower-garden of Ornamental Perennials
THE VIPER'S BUGLOSS. Lin. St/st. PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA. four, turbinate,
imperforated at the base, and fixed to the bottom of the calyx. Flowers io terminal
spikes, or panicles. Leaves lanceolate. Generic Character. — Calyx 5-parted ...
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Toxic Plants of North America
Commonly known as viper's bugloss, its name was used by Dioscorides and
comes from the Greek root echis, for “viper.” Of the 7 introduced species that have
naturalized in North America, only E. vulgare is widespread and commonly ...
George E. Burrows, Ronald J. Tyrl, 2012
David Chapman. Corn marigolds provide a backdrop of colour at Boscregan. Left
: Barley and purple viper's bugloss grow side by side. in a small corner of a large
field. Here, it is a bold, dark purple flower, which grows in profusion in the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VIPER'S BUGLOSS»
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Nature Studies: Restoring natural habitats is expensive - but it's …
... with colour flashes everywhere on the bare stony earth, from the intense blues of scabious (pale) and viper's bugloss (dark) to the egg-yolk yellow of mullein. «The Independent, Aug 15»
Keep an eye out for butterflies fluttering by as count continues
Viper's bugloss, thrift, lady's smock, sea milkwort and houndstongue were also present. Along the Carey Burn on June 15, typical moorland plants such as ... «Northumberland Gazette, Jul 15»
Dungeness: why Britain's only desert is so popular with buyers
... that flower furiously, briefly and infrequently in the blues and yellows of local native species, including sea kale, yellow horned poppies and viper's bugloss. «Financial Times, Jul 15»
The Moth that wants to be a bird
I was photographing butterflies when I noticed a small, brown creature hovering at Viper's Bugloss blooms. Its wings beat so quickly that it looked not unlike a ... «www.ottawacommunitynews.com/, Jul 15»
Naturewatch: Our guide to summer wildlife
One of the flashiest flowers at its best just now is the majestic viper's bugloss. Found on rough soils, it often grows in dense swarms, and the tall spikes of bright ... «Cambridge News, Jul 15»
15ft giant viper's bugloss dwarfs Mitchells' 7ft yucca
The alternative names for this plant are as wondrous as the plant itself, giant viper's bugloss, tower of jewels and pride of Tenerife. It is also a powerful bee ... «The Star, Jul 15»
A cure for the summer blues
Not only flowers like forget-me-nots and Viper's Bugloss, one of our most impressive and long-flowering wild flowers of wasteland and seashore. This plant ... «Lynn News, Jul 15»
Blueweed can reduce productivity of grazeable lands
Blueweed is also known as “viper's bugloss,” “bluethistle,” “blue devils,” “snake-flower,” and “bluestem.” It thrives in sunny, arid-areas and does not tolerate ... «Ravalli Republic, Jul 15»
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Blueweed can reduce productivity of grazeable lands. Blueweed is also known as “viper's bugloss,” “bluethistle,” “blue devils,” “snake-flower,” and “bluestem. «Ravalli Republic, Jul 15»
MYSTERY PLANT: Mystery Plant is related to forget-me-nots
... comfrey and borage, and still others are best known as weeds, such as the prickly and brightly flowered “Viper's bugloss,” commonly seen in the Appalachians ... «Aiken Standard, May 15»
