Plant

acaena

Scientific Name: Acaena

Family: Rosaceae

Category: Dicot

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Description: Acaena is a genus of about 100 species of mainly evergreen, creeping herbaceous perennial plants and subshrubs in the family Rosaceae, native mainly to the&nbsp&*! Find help &amp information on Acaena microphylla New Zealand bur from the RHS.&*! Acaena microphylla. Scarlet Bidi-bidi, New Zealand Burr. Another very fine plant from New Zealand forming a dense carpet of bronze-green leaves. When in&nbsp&*! Acaena inermis, &#39Purpurea&#39. Purple Sheep&#39s Burr, Purple Goose-leaf. Quite remarkable is the deep, dark purple col of the foliage of this rather excellent,&nbsp&*! Acaena. The New Zealand Burr all form creeping mats of ground covering foliage , the stem rooting as it goes. Best in a moderately fertile yet well drained soil in&nbsp&*! Plant details. This is another very fine plant from New Zealand, which forms a dense carpet of bronze-green leaves. In autumn, when in bloom, the brightly&nbsp&*! New Zealand Burrs are easy-to-grow alpine plants. This species forms a bronzy mat of lacy foliage, bearing interesting greenish flowers that mature into&nbsp&*! A mat-forming perennial with a woody base and herbaceous stems, occurring as a naturalised garden escape on barish ground such as banks, roadside verges,&nbsp&*! A mat-forming perennial with a woody base and herbaceous stems, occurring as a naturalised garden escape by streams and reservoirs and on banks,&nbsp&*! This New Zealand native subshrub has 3-inch-wide scalloped leaves and little purple-brown to pale olive leaflets. Its rhizomatous roots spread in a mat to&nbsp&*! The most commonly encountered species in Northern Ireland is the South American Acaena ovalifolia. This species was first described by Ruiz &amp Pavon in 1798&nbsp&*! New Zealand Burr Plants for Small Gardens has a good selection of hardy, easy to grow plants for front and back gardens, ctyards, patios, pots and&nbsp&*! Produced by M. D. B. Rich. 1. ACAENA, TAXA WITH SPHERICAL HEADS. For a full account of Acaena with spherical heads cultivated in the British Isles, see&nbsp&*! ACAENA &#39FUZZY HEADS&#39 : This previously unreleased plant has romped around &quotChilean garden&quot here since we collected it from Chiloe Island,&nbsp&*! Name: Acaena novae-zelandiae. Authority: Kirk. Common Name: Pirri-pirri-bur. Taxon Version Key: NBNSYS0000031916. Rank: Species. Name Form: Well-&nbsp&*! Kupferteppich (Copper Carpet) grows as spreading mats of finely cut leaves, coppery grey in col. The flowers appear in summer as little white globes and&nbsp&*! Acaena novae-zelandiae (Pirri-pirri Bur). These pages are under development – if you would like to recommend management information to include here please&nbsp&*! Acaena inermis &#39Purpurea&#39 – &#39Purpurea&#39 is a low-growing, compact, spreading, evergreen perennial. It is a good ground cover plant, having purple-red, rounded &nbsp&*! Acaena Copper Carpet &#8211 Buy alpine plants. 2.70. Unusual ball-like, red spurs in the autumn, over a bronze purple mat of foliage. Very tough, yet attractive&nbsp&*! Definition of Acaena &#8211 online dictionary has Acaena information from A Dictionary of Plant Sciences dictionary. Encyclopedia.com: English, psychology and&nbsp&*! a genus of herbs or low shrubs (family Rosaceae) mostly native to south temperate regions and having compound leaves and spiny calyces &#8212 see new zealand&nbsp&*! Translingualedit. Acaena macrostemon Acaena on Wikipedia. Wikispecies- logo.svg Acaena on Wikispecies. Acaena on Wikimedia Commons.&*! The species of Acaena (Rosaceae) growing on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia have been examined from two different aspects – the world level and&nbsp&*! Acaena novae-zealandiae. Creeping evergreen, excellent for paving in sun or shade. Carmine red burrs in summer. Tough and rampant but easily controlled.&*! Several of Spineless Pirri-pirri Bur, which used to be classified as Acaena microphylla, and a of the plant.&*! Synonyms. Well-formed: Y Recommended: Y NBN ID code: NBNSYS0000033828. Acaena inermis Hook.f. Checklists containing Acaena inermis Hook.f.&*! Evergreen. Bronze leaves with bright maroon burrs. Makes mats of amethyst foliage, which turn bright red if they are exposed to full sun. The flowers are creamy&nbsp&*! Abstract. SUMMARY 1) The aims of this study were to map the present distribution of Acaena on the Snook and Shiel of Lindisfarne and to&nbsp&*! Find the perfect acaena stock photo. Huge collection, amazing choice, 60+ million high quality, affordable RF and RMs. No need to register, buy now!&*! A fantastic small scale evergreen groundcover with leaves shaded in deep purplered. To only 3 tall and forming small patches to 1&#39 across in full sun to light &nbsp&*! View Acaena Amoros&#39 professional profile on LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the world&#39s largest business network, helping professionals like Acaena Amoros discover&nbsp&*! Plant / Product Features: Deep purple ferny leaves intensify in col in a sunny, open position. Tough plant thriving in exposed places and poor soil but demand &nbsp&*! Acaena. Family: Rosaceae. About 100 species of low growing, mainly evergreen and woody based perennials mostly from the southern hemisphere but also in&nbsp&*! Acaena inermis purpurea. Bidibidi, Piripiri. Bidibidi is a compact and hardy herbaceous groundcover with a one metre spread. Its attractive deep purple leaves&nbsp&*! Find out how to grow Acaena saccaticupula &#39Blue Haze&#39&*! Hebe Society, Acaena novae-zelandiae is an evergreen perennial. The leaflet upper surfaces are dull and sparsely to densely covered with silky hairs.&*! Grow Acaena Microphylla seeds for a low growing ground cover plant. Brilliant red blossoms on this 3 inch Acaena ground cover.&*! Species details : Acaena pinnatifida Ruiz &amp Pav. World Plants. You selected Acaena pinnatifida subsp. aculeata (Meyen) Bitter. This is a synonym for:&nbsp&*! Information on How to Grow Acaena microphylla (Scarlet Piripiri / New Zealand Bur) in y garden. This low growing perennial is great for growing in rockeries.&*! Pollen morphology of Polylepis boyacensis cuatrecasas, Acaena cylindristachya ruiz et pavon and Acaena elongata L. (Rosaceae) and its application to fossil&nbsp&*! of Acaena found in Britain, divided this taxon into three species, one having two subspecies. &quotWhilst this was undoubtedly feasible on the basis of the material.&*! Acaena novae-zelandiae Pirri-pirri-bur I. Acaena novae-zelandiae close. This introduction from New Zealand or Australia has taken a particular&nbsp&*! Acaena acutifida Bitter, Biblioth. Bot. 17(74): 186. 1911. Acaena adscendens Vahl var. Hook., Fl. Antarct. 1: 268. 1846. Acaena adscendens Vahl, Enum.&*! Acaena hieronymi Trusted Explore what EOL knows about Acaena. Kari Pihlaviita added the Finnish common name &quotRuskoakeena&quot to &quotAcaena microphylla&nbsp&*! First is a picture of Acaena novae-zelandiae growing wild on my property – It would make a good ground cover if you have a lot of ground to&nbsp&*! Acaena: From the Greek &#39akanthos&#39 thorn, referring to the spiny calyx that many species have anserinifolia: with leaves like Potentilla anserina&nbsp&*! Scientific Name: Acaena exigua. Species Authority: A.Gray. Taxonomic Sce : Wagner, W.L., Herbst, D.R. and Lorence, D.H. 2005. Flora of the Hawaiian&nbsp&*!