Hamamelis Virginiana

      Hamamelis virginiana is a part of the Hamamelidaceae family, is also known as the Which-Hazel, American Which-Hazel or Common Which-Hazel and is native to North America. Other species belonging to the same genus are known in Japan as Hamamelis Japonica and in China as Hamamelis Mollis. The name hamamelis was borrowed from Greek and is …

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Eucalyptus Macrocarpa

      Eucalyptus macrocarpa also known as Mottlecah is a mallee Eucalyptus widely known for its impressively large, red flowers.       Native to Western Australia, Eucalyptus has, not only eye-catching flowers, but also very interesting leaves. The foliage manages to reach almost the same degree of beauty as the flowers, transforming Eucalyptus into an inestimable treasure of nature. …

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Winter Heath

A flower renowned for its ability to bloom even in the harshest of climates, the Winter Heath represents a plant originating from Europe and which is botanically known as the Erica Carnea genus. This genus represents the evergreen plants and it’s cultivated as an ornamental plant, managing to fill the remaining space in a garden …

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Daisy-Bellis Perennis

      Also known as Common Daisy, Lawn Daisy or English Daisy, because of the numerous amount of flowers carrying this name and in order to avoid confusions, Bellis perennis is a specie of Daisies native to Europe.       Bellis perennis is a small plant with evergreen leaves that have the shape of a spoon, known not only …

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Bellflower

Belonging to a numerous family of species, about 300 species, the Bellflower is the proud representative of the Campanula genus belonging to the Campanulaceae family. The name of Bellflower is rarely used by botanists and the majority of common people only know this term. The scientific name of the Bellflower is Campanula, a name rooted …

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