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Hortus Exoticus,
Heft 2009/10
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Sabal etonia
Swingle ex Nash, M. Lorek
Abstract: Sabal etonia Swingle ex Nash may be one of the few suitable
Sabal species for growing in Central European gardens. According to its origin,
S. etonia withstands some frosts but requires high amounts of warmth for
a sufficient acclimatisation and growth. Botanical characteristics and cultural
requirements are given, as well as some comments on species status of S.
miamiensis Zona. - With 13 figures.
Keywords: cultural requirements - frost hardiness - Sabal etonia - Sabal
miamiensis
Panaschierte Yuccas für den mitteleuropäischen Garten, Teil
II, A. Heim, T. Boeuf & S. Weissbeck
Abstract: Together with information on morphological characters, this
article provides a list of variegated Yuccas suitable for Central European
gardens. - In two parts, with 45 figures and 1 table.
Keywords: variegated Yucca - Yucca aloifolia - Yucca filamentosa - Yucca
flaccida - Yucca gloriosa - Yucca recurvifolia
Gartentaugliche Pflanzen aus Neuseeland, B. Demes
Abstract: This article provides a comprehensive list of New Zealand trees
and shrubs suitable for Central European gardens or considered to be tested
for their possible hardiness. - With 11 figures and 2 tables.
Keywords: New Zealand trees shrubs - Central European climate
Exotisches Obst in der Gattung Crataegus L. (Weißdorn), H.
E. Weber
Abstract: Some hardy Crataegus species (hawthorns) are recommended as
uncommon fruits for exotic gardens in Central Europe, viz. the Chinese Crataegus
pinnatifida var. major, the Mediterranean C. ararolus and C. schraderiana,
and the Central American C. mexicana f. stipularis that surprisingly also
proved to be fully hardy in NW Germany (Zone 7b). - With 9 figures.
Keywords: Crataegus - exotic gardens - Germany - hardiness - uncommon
fruits
Portulaca oleracea L., Salatpflanze, Unkraut oder winterharter
Exot? I. Richter
Abstract: Though the annual succulent Portulaca oleracea L. is used as
a salad plant and also regarded as a weed, it may provide an ornamental display
in gardens if the plantings are controlled. - With 3 figures.
Keywords: Portulaca oleracea - hardiness - ornamental plant - weed
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