filamentosa造句

• But now I think the variegated form Yucca filamentosa Bright Edge is great.
• Some authorities regard " Y . flaccida " as a Y . filamentosa ", rather than as a separate species.
• The State Herbarium of South Australia continues to use the name " Caladenia filamentosa " var . " tentaculata ".
• To-date, the yucca filamentosa is still planted with its daughter shielding properties in mind, while making a beautiful addition to the landscape.
• If the seeds are developing in my Yucca filamentosa, I can be sure that the yucca moth ( Tegeticula yuccasella ) will survive the Big Dry.
• This species is similar to " Caladenia filamentosa " but is usually not as tall and the flowers not as red as those of that species.
• Yuccas are native to arid desert regions in the Southwest and in Mexico, although a few species are native to the Southeast, including mine, Yucca filamentosa.
• Red twig dogwoods and golden sword yucca filamentosa, an evergreen perennial with yellow edges to its sharp green leaves, is another modest-sized red and yellow combination he recommends.
• Several species of Yucca and opuntia are native as well to the drier sandy coastal scrub environment of the region, including Yucca aloifolia, Yucca filamentosa, Yucca gloriosa, and opuntia stricta.
• Culturally in Florida, yucca filamentosa has been called the sentry plant ( not to be confused with the similar-sounding century plant name for the same species ) by the Spanish for hundreds of years.
• ""'Yucca filamentosa " "'is a species of flowering plant in the native to the southeastern United States from southeast Virginia south to Florida, and as far west as Louisiana.
• ""'Huffmanela filamentosa " "'is a parasitic nematode It has been observed on the gills of the lethrinid fish " Gymnocranius oblongus " and " Gymnocranius grandoculis " off New Caledonia.
• A . If you do want to grow yucca _ the ornamental with sword-shaped leaves and tall stalks of white flowers _ you'll have no problems as long as you choose a variety of Yucca filamentosa, aka Adam's needle.
• Gertrude Jekyll admired it, and it is often found in European gardens, especially in the form of refined garden specimens of Y . filamentosa like Color Guard, whose foliage is a beautifully variegated cream and green, or Blue Sword, whose leaves have a bluish cast.