Search Results for "Robinia pseudoacacia 'Lace Lady'"

Verbascum thapsus (Great mullein)

Other names: Aaron's rod, Bullock's lungwort, White mullein, Woollens, Woundweed, Velvet dock, Velvet leaf, Shepherd's club, Torch lily, Torches, Mullein dock , Old man's flannel, Rag paper, Lamb's wool, Light of the Lord, Lucernaria, Lady's foxglove, Jacob's staff, Jupiter's staff , Common mullein, Clown's lungwort, Bullock's lungwort, Adam's flannel, Cow's lungwort, Fluffweed, Hag taper, Hare's beard, Hedge taper , Candlewick

V. thapsus is a biennial with a rosette of large, grey, hairy ovate leaves, and a tall stem bearing pale yellow, saucer-shaped flowers in the second summer.
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0.5m max. spread

2.5m max. height

1-2 years to maturity

Oxalis acetosella (Wood sorrel)

Other names: Common wood sorrel, Cuckoo bread, Cuckooflower, Cuckoo meat, Cuckoo sorrel, Fairy bells, French sorrel, Gowk meat, Hallelujah, Hearts, Lady's clover, Little gentle one, Marsh clover, St. Cecilia's flower, St. Patrick's cross, Sleeping beauty, Sleeping clover, Sleeping Molly , Sow trefoil, Stabwort, Stubwort, Wood sower, Sour shamrock, False shamrock, Sourgrass

O. acetosella is a mat-forming, rhizomatous, evergreen perennial with palmate leaves divided into three folded, heart-shaped, edible, bright green leaflets and, from spring into summer, cup-shaped, white flowers with pink veins.
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0.5m max. spread

0.05m max. height

1-2 years to maturity

Visnaga daucoides 'Green Mist' (Toothpick bishop's weed 'Green Mist')

Other names: Toothpick chevril 'Green Mist', Toothpick plant 'Green Mist', Khella 'Green Mist', Ammi visnaga 'Green Mist', False Queen Anne's lace 'Green Mist', Bishop's weed 'Green Mist', Daucus visnaga 'Green Mist', Spanish picktooth 'Green Mist', Spanish carrot 'Green Mist', Toothpick weed 'Green Mist', Carum visnaga 'Green Mist'

'Green Mist' is an narrowly upright annual or biennial with fern-like, pinnate, bright green leaves and erect, leafy stems bearing flattened to slightly domed, branched umbels of bright green buds opening to lace-like, greenish-white flowers from early summer to early autumn.
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0.4m max. spread

1.2m max. height

1-2 years to maturity

Saponaria officinalis (Soapwort)

Other names: Wild sweet William, Wood phlox, World's wonder, Soap root, Soapwort gentian, Sweet Betty, Old maid's slipper, Sheepweed, Soap plant, London pride, Mock gilliflower, Old maid's pink, Hedge pink, Jill-run-by-the-street, Gill-run-by-the-street , Fuller's herb, Lady by the gate , Bruisewort, Bouncing bett

S. officinalis is a clump-forming perennial with upright stems bearing ovate leaves and clusters of fragrant pale-pink or white flowers in summer and autumn.
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0.5m max. spread

1m max. height

2-5 years to maturity

Viola tricolor (Heartsease)

Other names: Wild pansy, Heart's ease, Heartease, Bird's eye, Black eye, Cat's faces, Come-and-cuddle me, Constancy, Cull-me-to-you, Cupid's flower, Fancy, Flamy, Flower of thought, Garden gate, Hearts in ease, Herb Trinity , Johnny-jump-up, Kiss-and-look-up, Kiss-me, Kiss-me-at-the-garden-gate, Kitty-come, Kitty-run, Lady's delight, Little faces, Love-in-idleness, Lowly down, Meet-her-in-the-entry-kiss-her-in-the-buttery , None-so-pretty, Pink of my Joan, Pink of my John, Stepmother plant, Thinking flower, Three faces under the hool, Tickle-my-fancy, Wild violet

V. tricolor is compact, clump-forming, annual, biennial, or short-lived, evergreen perennial with ovate to heart-shaped, toothed, dark green leaves and, from spring into autumn, spurred, variable flowers, most often with dark purple upper petals, veined, pale yellow to pale purple middles petals, and a veined, deep yellow lower petal.
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0.2m max. spread

0.2m max. height

1-2 years to maturity