Sasha's Flower Garden

Indian tobacco, Inflated Lobelia (Lobelia inflata) is a poisonous plant from the family of the bellflower family. Despite its name it has with tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum), belonging to the family of the Solanaceae family, botanically seen to do nothing. The Indian Tobacco is an annual plant to a height of up to one meter reached. The stem is branched and hairy. The leaves are stalked sitting or short, ovate-oval with serrated edges. The inflorescences are terminal clusters. The flowers are double lip, with a two-top and a protruding corners dreizipfligen hairy on the inside lip. They are blue and white and six to eight millimeters long. At the time of fruit maturity of the flower cup is inflated. The distribution is spread over the East Coast North America and the Great Lakes region. As the site of the type preferred open forests. The species is also used in other areas as an ornamental plant. Source: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indianertabak See Also: ... read more

Thistle (scientific name Carduus L. 1753) is a genus of plants Spermatophyta Dicotyledons belonging to the Asteraceae family, looking for annual or perennial herb, usually high, usually very spiny and flowers similar to the artichoke. Morphology The organic form is prevalent emicriptofita Biel (H two years): Perennial plants are using gems placed on the ground with a biennial growth cycle, which means that the first year is produced as a low basal rosette of leaves, while the second year blooms completely. However, if the weather is warm enough can flourish even during the first year of life. The number of heads per plant may also vary from species other than the characteristics of the site where the tree stands and can range from 1 to over 100. Another organic form, for such is emicriptofita scaposa (H SCAP), that perennial plants by buds located on the ground formed by a long floral axis and with few leaves. Frame ... read more

The Ofride green-brown (scientific name Ophrys sphegodes Mill., 1768) is a herbaceous plant spontaneous Italy, in the family Orchidaceae. Description It is a herbaceous plant high 15 to 50 cm. The organic form is bulbous geophytes (G bulb), which is a perennial plant that bears buds in place underground. During the season, no adverse air bodies and gems are in organs called underground bulbs or tubers, reserve facilities that annually produce new stems, leaves and flowers. Terrestrial orchid is because unlike other species, is not “epiphyte”, that does not live at the expense of other plants of major proportions. Roots The roots are collated and secondary bulbs and thin fibers consist of radicals located at the top of the bulbs. Frame * Part underground: the underground part of the stem consists of two bulbous tubers ovoid-shaped, rounded and off-white, the first plays o... read more