Loosestrife is an unpretentious perennial or biennial plant from the family Perceptive. It can be erect or creeping, depending on the particular type of plant. Most common in Europe, Asia and China. It should be noted that the Loosestrife is an unpretentious plant that tolerates shadow well and for a long time pleases us with its long flowering, due to which it is often used in landscape design. From this article you will learn what a recruits are and what the differences between them are.
- The Recruitr (Lysimachia vulgaris)
- Recruitment Point (Lysimachia punctata)
- Monstratuit (Lysimachia nummularia)
- Loosebird krovrovidny (lily of the valley) (Lysimachia cletroides)
- Lullaby purpurea (Lysimachia Purpurea)
- Lullaby black and purple (Lysimachia atropurpurea)
- Recruitr ciliated (Lysimachia ciliata)
The Recruitr (Lysimachia vulgaris)
Loosestrife is a perennial plant. You can meet him in the woods, in the meadows or near the marshes. Most often, you can see a plant in Eurasia (except for the Arctic) and North Africa.
The camelutus has a creeping root system and an erect stem. The plant grows up to 1 m. Leaves - lanceolate, smooth on top, and pubescent from below.
The flowers are collected in paniculate inflorescences, color - yellow. The flowering time falls on June or August. Fruits - boxes. The ripening time is August or September.
Recruitment Point (Lysimachia punctata)
On the garden plots usually planted a speck sack. This plant is a perennial, with loosely branched downy shoots. The leaves are ovate and elongated, reaching a length of 8 cm. The camelite blooms with small star-bell flowers, the diameter of which is up to 2 cm. All of them are gathered into inflorescences in the form of an ear that grows to 40 cm.
Monstratuit (Lysimachia nummularia)
Another type of the rooker's day is the mint (or Meadow tea). This perennial plant with creeping shoots belongs to the family Mirsinovyh (Primrose). It is widespread from the Atlantic to Asia Minor, usually growing in shady forests or meadows.
The length of an adult rostrum is 60 cm. The leaf blades are round and ovate.Flowers solitary and yellow. Grow up to 2.5 cm in diameter. Flowering last 20 days.
Loosebird krovrovidny (lily of the valley) (Lysimachia cletroides)
Lulvish verbeinik is another perennial plant species that can be found in the wild in the south of Primorye. He is called so, because he has a white-pink rhizome, which is similar to the rhizome of lily of the valley. Upright and leafy stems reach 120 cm in height, and small white flowers are collected as an ear and have a length of up to 20 cm. Flowering begins in late July. A popular plant is that due to the unusual shape of the peduncle, I call it the "gooseneck."
Lullaby purpurea (Lysimachia Purpurea)
The Recruit Purple is a perennial plant that grows up to 90 cm. His homeland is considered to be North America.
Leaves - paired, maroon-red color. Lemon yellow flowers form at the ends of the stem. Flowering begins in August and ends in September. The diameter of the bush reaches 60 cm.
Lullaby black and purple (Lysimachia atropurpurea)
Loosebane black and purple is very similar to the sort of Lodley purple.
It is a perennial winter-hardy plant, reaching a height of 90 cm. The silver-green leaves blend beautifully with burgundy flowers, which are collected in the ear at the ends of the shoots. Young leaves have an interesting light corrugation along the edges of the sheet. Flowering occurs in July.
Recruitr ciliated (Lysimachia ciliata)
The crumbler is a perennial plant, originally from North America. It grows up to 1 m and is characterized by branching and erect stems, with lemon yellow flowers collected in loose inflorescences. Flowering occurs in August and ends in September. This unpretentious plant loves the sun and often grows in one place up to 10 years. It is necessary to take into account the fact that the ciliated collar very quickly grows and it is necessary to control it.
In landscape design, it is perfectly combined with daylilies or other types of wreckers.
