Sunny Plants 2 Flashcards

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1
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dianthus plumarius family?

A

CAROYPHYLLACEAE

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cerastium tomentosum family?

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CARYOPHYLLACEAE

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saponaria species family?

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CARYOPHYLLACEAE

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dianthus plumarius common names?

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cottage pinks and dianthus

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main landscape use for CARYOPHYLLACEAE?

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rock and alpine gardens

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when does dianthus bloom and what’s the hardiest colour?

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may to July, pink

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most notable characteristics of the CARYOPHYLLACEAE family?

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swollen nodes, entire leaf margins, montane plant

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dianthus plumarius are used for what in a sensory garden?

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taste but not touch

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when not flowering, dianthus looks like what in the landscape?

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grassy

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dianthus plumarius, cerastium tomentosum amd saponaria are all mat forming what?

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ground covers

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dianthus, cerastium and saponaria should not be cut back in the fall because?

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they are all evergreens

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saponaria common name?

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soapwort

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cerastium tomentosum - snow in summer will lose its leaves when its planted where?

A

in the shade

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cerastium tomentosum common name

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snow in summer

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to keep grass out of snow in summer. its important to leave?

A

a buffer zone

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cerastium tomentosum blooms when? and what colour are the flowers?

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early summer and white flowers

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saponaria species needs to be where in the landscape?

A

paired with other plants

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what colours are soapwort and when does it bloom?

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pinks, and blooms spring and early summer

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stachys byzantina family?

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LAMIACEAE

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if stachys byzantina is not in full sun, what happens?

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it loses its hairs

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what is Stacy byzantina used for in a sensory garden?

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touch, soft foliage

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when does Stacy byzantina bloom and what are the flower colours?

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mood summer til frost, pink colours

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Y/N will stachys byzantina grow under lodgepole pine and invade a lawn?

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yes

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common name of stachys byzantina?

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lambs ears

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hylotelephium erythrostictum family name?
CRASSULACEAE
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sempervivum tectorum family name?
CRASSULACEAE
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sedum species family?
CRASSULACEAE
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hylotelephium erythrostictum common name?
showy stonecrop
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sempervivum tectorum common name?
hens and chicks
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what CRASSULACEAE plants are used for green roofs?
sedum species and sempervivum tectorum
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when do sedum species bloom and what colour?
early summer, June - July, colours are cultivar specific
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when does showy stonecrop bloom and what colour? does it attract butterflies?
late season, mid august til frost, pinks and reds but sometimes white, yes it attracts butterflies
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when does sempervivum tectorum - hens and chicks bloom and what colours?
mid summer, pinks
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all CRASSDULACEAE plant scan be used in what landscape types?
rock and alpine gardens
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Y/N are CRASSULACEAE plants evergreens?
yes
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Y/N can hylotelephium erythrostictum be used for winter interest?
yes
37
hemerocallis cvs. family?
XANTHORRHOEACEAE
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hemerocallis cvr. can be planted with what? and used as a substitute for?
plant with irises and grasses
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where can hemerocallis be used in the landscape?
anywhere
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when does hemerocallis bloom?
august til frost
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difference between daylilies and irises?
dallies have keels on their leaves and vase shaped, iris are not
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hemerocallis cvs. common name?
daylily
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what 3 plants are bombproof?
Stachys byzantina, hemerocallis and aegopodium podagraria 'variegatum'
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euphorbia polychroma family?
EUPHORBIACEAE
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euphorbia polychrome common name?
cushion spurge
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has showy bracts and apetalous flowers?
cushion spurge
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when does euphorbia polychroma bloom?
spring to early summer, late may to early june
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Y/N can cushion spurge be used as fall colour with a red/yellow scheme?
yes
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Y/N can cushion spurge be cut back midsummer and can it promote a second flush?
yes
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how is euphorbia polychroma used in the landscape?
mass plantings or accents
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Y/N are XANTHORRHOEACEAE monocots?
yes
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thymus species common names?
creeping thyme, mother of thyme, woolly thyme
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difference between woolly and creeping thyme?
woolly has grey green foliage and creeping has solid green
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Y/N can them be used in the shade?
no
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what is thymes use in a sensory garden?
its edible and fragrant
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primula species family?
PRIMULACEAE
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primula species common names?
primula and primrose
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when do primroses bloom?
early spring early summer
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what colours do primula species come in?
all colours
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how do primula spread?
its a colonizer