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James H. Schutte
(Morocco Toadflax)
Finely textured, fuzzy green elaves on tall stems are delightfully pretty in summer when toadflax bursts with bicolored flowers of violet-purple and yellow flowers. This cousin of the snapdragon is an annual native to Morocco in northwestern Africa where it pops up in light rocky soils and screes.
The light green leaves are sticky and needle-like. In summer the tips of the slender, erect stems bear loose clusters of two-lipped flowers that are usually blue-violet (sometimes pinkish or white)...
Mark A. Miller
(Morocco Toadflax)
Finely textured, fuzzy green elaves on tall stems are delightfully pretty in summer when toadflax bursts with bicolored flowers of violet-purple and yellow flowers. This cousin of the snapdragon is an annual native to Morocco in northwestern Africa where it pops up in light rocky soils and screes.
The light green leaves are sticky and needle-like. In summer the tips of the slender, erect stems bear loose clusters of two-lipped flowers that are usually blue-violet (sometimes pinkish or white)...
James H. Schutte
(Fantasy Series Toadflax, Morocco Toadflax)
Finely textured, fuzzy green elaves on tall stems are delightfully pretty in summer when toadflax bursts with bicolored flowers of violet-purple and yellow flowers. This cousin of the snapdragon is an annual native to Morocco in northwestern Africa where it pops up in light rocky soils and screes.
The light green leaves are sticky and needle-like. In summer the tips of the slender, erect stems bear loose clusters of two-lipped flowers that are usually blue-violet (sometimes pinkish or white)...
Jesse Saylor
(Butter and Eggs)
Named for the butter-and-egg color scheme of its spurred flowers, this rampant perennial is native to Europe but naturalized over most of North America, where it is a common weed of waysides, vacant lots, and other disturbed sites. It is listed as a noxious weed in much of the western United States.
The erect leafy stems of this hardy perennial arise from a network of rapidly spreading underground rhizomes. The abundant, light green, narrowly lance-shaped leaves taper at the base. From late...
(Yellow Flax)
Bearing cheerful yellow blossoms atop upright stems cloaked in linear dark green leaves, yellow flax is a pretty, easy-to-grow European wildflower for the garden. This tough, spring/summer blooming perennial is native to the open, dry grasslands of southern and Central Europe. The most popular, garden-worthy selection is 'Compactum', which forms very tidy, compact clumps.
The dense, dark green foliage is lance-shaped and covers the upright stems. In early summer the stem tips become decorated...
Ernst Benary® Inc.
(Compact Yellow Flax, Yellow Flax)
Bearing cheerful yellow blossoms atop upright stems cloaked in linear dark green leaves, yellow flax is a pretty, easy-to-grow European wildflower for the garden. This tough, spring/summer blooming perennial is native to the open, dry grasslands of southern and Central Europe. The most popular, garden-worthy selection is 'Compactum', which forms very tidy, compact clumps.
The dense, dark green foliage is lance-shaped and covers the upright stems. In early summer the stem tips become decorated...
(Flowering Flax)
Scarlet flax is a prolific, ruby red flowered annual wildflower that's commonly included in wildflower seed mixes. Native to southern Europe and North Africa, it has become naturalized across temperate regions worldwide, including much of the United States and Canada. Despite its widespread naturalization, it is not considered ecologically damaging or problematic. In the wild, it is most commonly found growing in arid grasslands and along roadsides with sandier soils.
This is a true annual...
Gerald L. Klingaman
(Blue Flax, Perennial Flax)
The tall, airy stems of blue flax produce loads of sky blue flowers for only a short time from early to midsummer, but when in flower they are lovely. Blue flax is a tough perennial native to Eurasia. It is clump-forming, somewhat short-lived, and naturally survives in sunny grasslands where soil is porous and well-drained. There are several natural subspecies, including the English ssp. anglicum and more compact, high-altitude ssp. alpinum.
The blue-green leaves are short,...
(Perennial Flax, White Perennial Flax)
Blue flax is a tough perennial native to Eurasia. It is clump-forming or tufted and somewhat short-lived. The blue-green leaves are short, narrow, lance-shaped, sessile (without a stalk) and held on thin, wiry stems. The lower part of the stem is usually leafless. Blue flax is fire-resistant due to the fibrous, wiry stems. Linum perenne 'Album' produces white flowers in profusion in loose, branched groups above the foliage during the summer. Individual flowers are trumpet to cup-shaped and...
Jesse Saylor
(White Perennial Flax)
The tall, airy stems of blue flax produce loads of sky blue flowers for only a short time from early to midsummer, but when in flower they are lovely. Blue flax is a tough perennial native to Eurasia. It is clump-forming, somewhat short-lived, and naturally survives in sunny grasslands where soil is porous and well-drained. There are several natural subspecies, including the English ssp. anglicum and more compact, high-altitude ssp. alpinum.
The blue-green leaves are short,...