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Rhizomatous plants are characterised by their growth system, which relies on rhizomes, underground horizontal roots that enable the plant to spread and regenerate with ease. Examples include bamboo, lilies, and various species of ferns, making them ideal for gardens that demand rapid growth and effective ground cover. Explore the advantages of rhizomatous plants, their applications in gardening, and how to use them to create lush, low-maintenance green spaces.
“…Large, explosive, red…” Hibiscus coccineus Hibiscus coccineus, also known as the red hibiscus or red hibiscus, is native to the southeastern United States, where it grows naturally in wetland areas and along watercourses. The name “coccineus” comes from the Latin “coccineus,” meaning “bright red,” referring to its intense red flowers. Scientific Classification Kingdom: PlantaeClass: MalvalesFamily: … Read more
Iris The Iris is a fascinating and versatile plant, loved by gardeners for its beauty and the variety of vibrant colours it offers. With its elegant flowers, the Iris is perfect for adding a touch of colour and sophistication to any garden. Discover how these rhizomatous flowers not only beautify green spaces but are also … Read more
Iris foetidissima Iris foetidissima, commonly known as the Stinking Iris or Odorous Iris, is a perennial plant that stands out for its distinctive appearance and brightly coloured seeds. This plant is often used in ornamental gardens due to its unique foliage and unconventional flowers, which add charm to any green space. Varieties of Iris foetidissima … Read more