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false gilyflower

Scientific Name: Allophyllum

Family: Polemoniaceae

Category: Dicot

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Gillyflower

The term "Gillyflower" appears in various contexts, referencing different plants and even being used as a street or place name. The information provided discusses several potential meanings and related species.

Nomenclature and Taxonomy

  • The text mentions "dame's gillyflower," also known as dame's violet, with the scientific name Hesperis matronalis.
  • It also refers to "false gillyflowers" and "stock-gillyflower," highlighting the potential for confusion with other species.
  • "Hedge mustard false-gillyflower" is referenced, scientifically known as Erysimum sp.
  • The text mentions "White Gillyflower" as a common name for Matthiola incana.

Considerations for Pets

  • Some Gillyflower variants resemble Foxgloves.

Distribution and Habitat

  • The text mentions "8504 Gilly Flower Ct, Baldwinsville, NY 13027," indicating the use of "Gilly Flower" as a street name in New York.

Quirky Facts

  • The text includes a snippet about "Mrs. Gillyflower" in a theatrical performance.

Additional Information

  • The text references "Lyte Niewe Herball Gillyflowers.png" available on Wikimedia Commons.
  • Several historical books are cited mentioning a "Gillyflower, Will" and "M. Gillyflower", suggesting the name's presence in early publishing.