Search results
3 days ago · Ground ivy (Glechoma Hederacea) is a perennial groundcover plant in the mint family (Lamiaceae). It grows throughout North America, temperate Europe, and Asia. Early European settlers brought her to North America, where she has now naturalized. The common name is misleading because it is not true ivy. However, the plant has many other names ...
5 days ago · The mint family (Lamiaceae) comprises over 7,000 species of plants that are prevalent worldwide. These plants showcase unique characteristics and fragrances, making them an essential topic for biology students to study.
1 day ago · The California Floristic Province (CA-FP) is the most species-rich region of North America north of Mexico. One of several proposed hypotheses explaining the exceptionally diversity of the region is that the CA-FP harbors myriad recently diverged lineages with nascent reproductive barriers.
2 days ago · This little plant (Florida Betony, Rattlesnake weed, Stachys floridana) is a member of the mint family (Lamiaceae). It’s a perennial species, which of course means that it can come back season ...
4 days ago · Harvesting. You can start harvesting basil leaves as soon as the plants reach 6 to 8 inches in height. Pick the leaves regularly to keep the foliage growing. Always start harvesting basil leaves from the top of the plant and not the bottom. The flowers of purple basil are edible too.
4 days ago · Keep Alocasia in a warm indoor location with high humidity and bright indirect light. Plant in slightly acidic soil in a container that drains well. Water to the point that the soil is evenly moist but scale back in the winter during dormancy. Feed with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season. Warning.
2 days ago · Most are members of the Lamiaceae (or mint) family and produce strong-scented, volatile oils that last a relatively long time after harvesting and drying.
