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Centaurea macrocephala | Giant Knapweed

on October 03, 2025

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Hibiscus syriacus

Botanical Name: Hisbiscus syriacus Common Name: Rose Of Sharon Family: Malvaceae Distribution/Origin: Asia Leaf/Bud: tri-lobed, alternate, shallow palmate venation Flower/Inflorescence: pink with yellow stamens, many flowers, funnel shaped, bloom June - Oct Fruit/Seed: capsule (?) Stem/Bark: Size: height 8 - 12ft, spread 6 - 10ft Habit: upright Form: vase Culture: full sun - partial shade, deciduous shrub, vigorous Landscape Use: shrub, garden Notes:

Fraxinus excelsior

Botanical Name: Fraxinus excelsior Common Name: European ash, common ash Family: Olecaeae Distribution/Origin: Europe Leaf/Bud: opposite, pinnately compound, bud; dark brown/black, velvety, wide Flower/Inflorescence: small purple clusters Fruit/Seed: samara Stem/Bark: smooth grey bark, grey shoots Size: up to 40m in height Habit: upright, erect Form: round top ...

Monstera adansonii | Adanson's Monstera

Common name: Adanson's monstera, Swiss Cheese Plant Family: Araceae Origin: South America rainforest Type: Tropical Habit: Climbing and vining with aerial roots, grown to be a hanging plant indoors. Train with trellis for climbing habit. Exposure: Bright dappled light, indirect, will tolerate low light conditions with minimal watering. Be careful with direct sunlight as the foliage can burn easily Soil: Standard indoor potting soil will do, peat moss a plus, lots of perlite to promote drying down between watering Problems: Toxic to cats and dogs. Doesn't thrive in dry environments or direct sunlight. Notes: Extremely tolerant indoor species. Prefers not to be over watered, keep it on the dry side between watering.

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