verbascum造句

• Sunflowers, tithonia and verbascum also stand up to desert conditions.
• Call those two gift plants Hedera helix and verbascum?
• There's nothing very " bananay " or " beany " about Verbascum.
• The gray and silver plants like helichrysums, verbascums and thistles hardly missed a beat.
• The species had previously been designated as type species for " Verbascum ".
• A scene in the Dry Garden at Lambley featuring Yuccas, Verbascum, Origanum and Salvia sclarea
• I can't find any evidence that banana bean is a common name for Verbascum.
• A large part of them are of cow parsley, various species centaurea, tansy and verbascum densiflorum.
• The common mullein, Verbascum thapsus, came to this country as a cure for throat and lung problems.
• Because of the plant's hairiness, " Verbascum thapsus " is resistant to grazing and contact herbicides.
• Commonly called mullein, " Verbascum thapsus " was thought to have medicinal properties and was said to ward off evil spirits.
• Verbascum, or mullein, is a show-stopper in the garden, especially V . olympicum, which is a tall yellow bloomer.
• Foxgloves, nicotianas and verbascums lost their outer leaves, but finally went on about their business _ again, shorter than their accustomed stature.
• June is also the big month for self-seeding biennials, including white Excelsior and yellow grandiflora foxgloves and the yellow and white mullein, Verbascum chaixii.
• Other insects commonly found on great mullein feed exclusively on " Verbascum " species in general or " V . thapsus " in particular.
• My wish list now includes Verbascum olympium, a six-footer with silvery leaves as soft as felt and little yellow flowers dotting its candelabrum-like stems.
• Most of the wowie-zowie new varieties are in the very front, including a pastel verbascum for cutting which Ball says is his friend Martha Stewart's favorite.
• And even more exciting, little rows of verbascum and clematis started from seed _ from the Royal Horticultural Society and Chiltern's, a venerable seed company in England.
• Mullein or " mullein leaf " often refers to the leaves of " Verbascum thapsus ", the great or common mullein, which is frequently used in herbal medicine.