Triosteum (Feverwort)
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Feverworts are herbaceous short stemmed perennials from humus rich soils in open spots in woods in Eastern Asia and North America. They make quite large, lobed leaves. In summer plants are decorated with bright colored berries in white, orange, or red. All are easily grown in any humus rich, well-drained soil in a partially shaded spot. Sow seeds flat on any humus rich, well drained soil. Keep pots in a partially shaded, protected spot outside. Transplant the dormant rhizomes to the garden after withering of leaves in autumn. All are USDA Climate Zone 6. 10 seeds per package.. |
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Triosteum himalayanum (Himalayan Feverwort) Exclusive20 (30)cm, Himalayan Feverwort (syn. Triosteum erythrocarpum) is a herbaceous perennial from woods in the Himalaya region in Asia. It makes upright stems covered with large opposite, oval leaves and inconspicuous flowers followed by ornamental red berries in summer. For any humus rich, well drained soil in a partially shaded to sunny spot. V-VII. |
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Triosteum perfoliatum (Orange Feverwort)50 (100)cm, Orange Feverwort is a herbaceous perennial from woods in North America with upright stems covered with large opposite, oval leaves with an acuminate tip and showy axillary, dark red funnel shaped flowers followed by utmost showy bright orange berries in late summer and autumn. For any humus rich, well drained soil in a partially shaded to sunny spot. V-VII. |
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| seed package 6030 | € 4,99 | ||
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Triosteum pinnatifidum (White Feverwort)20cm, White Feverwort makes short stems with lobed leaves and clusters of pure white berries in summer. Native of woods in China and Japan. Easily cultivated in any humus rich, well drained soil in partial shade. IV-V. |
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| seed package 4615 | € 2,99* | |||
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