garden-design-onlineAug 13, 20203 min readAdiantum (Polypodiaceae)The name derives from the Greek "dry" adÃantos, used by Theophrastus in the Historia Plantarum, probably to mean that the water flows on...
garden-design-onlineAug 4, 20201 min readAlchemilla (Rosaceae)Alchemilla from the Arabic alkemelych passed into the Latin akhymÃa, to indicate that the plant was used by alchemists. The genus...
garden-design-onlineJul 30, 20201 min readAkebia (Lardizabalaceae)The Japanese name of the plant. This genus includes shrub-like twining species, half-second in a mild climate, originating in China and...
garden-design-onlineJul 28, 20201 min readAjuga (Labiatae)The name of Ajuga derives from the Greek to privative and from the Latin jugum «yoke», due to the lack of the upper lip. Genus of...
garden-design-onlineJul 22, 20201 min readAglaonema (Araceae)The name of the Aglaonema derives from the Greek aglaós «lucente» and néma «filo», probably with reference to the shining stamens of the...
garden-design-onlineJun 3, 20201 min readAbeliophyllum (Oleaceae)The name indicates that the leaves are similar to those of Abelia. The genus includes only one species from Korea, the Abeliophyllum...
garden-design-onlineJun 2, 20201 min readAbelia (Caprifoliaceae)The name derives from that of its discoverer, the English doctor and diplomat Clarke Abel. The latter, staying in China in 1816-17,...