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Hot Biscuits plant- Amaranthus paniculatus – An Annual

Hot Biscuits plant is an annual belonging to the family Amaranthaceae and Genus Amaranthus and belongs to cruentus species. This Annual can grow up to a height of 24-36 in. (60-90 cm) that is 36-48 in. (90-120 cm). It needs Full sun to partial shade to grow. It has herbaceous foliage which is of Bronze-Green [...]

Amaranthus: “Autumn Palette” (Botanical name: Amaranthus caudatus L.)

Amaranthus: “Autumn Palette” is a half-hardy annual flowering plant which grows up to a height of four feet that is 90-120cm (36-48 inches). They are native of American tropics. It is an attractive plant with its feathery and tall spikes. It comes in cream and biscuit shades. It flowers from summer to autumn. It is [...]

Sweet Vetch (Hedysarum boreale) – a perennial herb

This plant is also known as Northern Sweet vetch. It is a perennial herb and belongs to Pea Family (Fabaceae). It is widely distributed in the Intermountain West and grows in foothills and middle montage habitats. It grows up to a height of 1 inch and spread up to 1 inch. The foliage is herbaceous [...]

Sun-leaved sundew (Drosera) – a meat eating plant

It is a small herbaceous, perennial, aquatic plant, with short and slender fibrous root, from which grow the leaves. The carnivorous Sundew plant (Drosera) grows in most continents. Over 160 species exist out of which some thrive in bogs and swamps, while others tolerate mountainous regions and colder places like lower Alaska. They have a [...]


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