Verbena Hortensis - Vervain
Verbena hortensis - Vervain
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Verbene wächst gut in fruchtbaren, gut durchlässigen Böden und voller Sonne. Blühen ist arm im Schatten. Die Pflanze erreicht eine Höhe von ein bis eineinhalb Fuß mit einer Breite von zwei Fuß. Die Wuchsform verbreitet sich und wurzelt dort, wo sie den Boden berühren. Die Pflanze kann eine Quelle von Schnittblumen sein und ist nützlich für die Sommerfarbe im Frühjahr blühende Blumenzwiebelbeete. Alte Blüten sammeln sich schnell an und sollten entfernt werden, um die Pflanze in Blüte zu halten. Pflanzen mit reduzierter Blüte können geschoren werden, um neues Blühen in 15 bis 20 Tagen zu fördern. Anwendungen von Flüssigdünger während der Vegetationsperiode sind vorteilhaft. Verbena kann in hängenden Töpfen verwendet werden.
Die Vermehrung erfolgt durch Samen oder Stecklinge. Nadelholz Stecklinge im Sommer Wurzel leicht aufgenommen. Der Samen keimt in drei bis vier Wochen bei 70 bis 75 Grad. Bedecke den Samen oder keime ihn an einem dunklen Ort. Die Sämlinge können eingeklemmt werden, wenn sie gut etabliert sind.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ What is another name for vervain?
👉 Vervain, also known as verbena, Verbena officinalis, and herb of the cross, is a perennial herb native to Europe and Asia (1). The plant belongs to the Verbenaceae family and has lobed, toothed leaves, and silky, pale-purple flowers.
❓ Does verbena come back every year?
👉 Several species of plants fall under the genus Verbena. Although a few of these are annuals and need to be replanted each year, many more are perennials and come back year after year. As a perennial, verbena grows well in zones 7-11, but as an annual in cooler climates and zones.
❓ Is Verbena invasive?
👉 Verbena brasiliensis is an invasive plant that may threaten native plants species by displacing them (SE-EPPC, 2007). It is considered a significant invasive species of the mid-south United States (Maddox, Byrd, and Madsen, 2005), and is prohibited on National Forest System Lands of the United States (SE-EPPC, 2007).
❓ What happens if you eat vervain?
👉 Vervain supplements have few side effects, most commonly indigestion and gas. In addition, in some people, touching the vervain plant can cause a skin rash. Who should not take vervain? People with kidney disease should not take vervain because chemical compounds in the herb can irritate kidneys and cause inflammation.
❓ Is verbena toxic to humans?
👉 Verbena plants are not poisonous to people. The plants are generally safe, although some varieties are toxic to animals. For instance, purple top verbena is toxic to animals, but most trailing types are safe.
❓ What happens if you touch vervain?
👉 Vervain is a potent herb and a vampire's most well-known weakness. If a vampire makes physical contact with vervain in any form, it will burn them.
❓ Is Verbena toxic to humans?
👉 Verbena plants are not poisonous to people. The plants are generally safe, although some varieties are toxic to animals. For instance, purple top verbena is toxic to animals, but most trailing types are safe.
❓ Where is the best place to plant verbena?
👉 full sunGrow verbenas in moderately fertile, well-drained soil in full sun. Low-growing and bedding varieties work well in bedding schemes and pots, while taller verbena varieties, including Verbena bonariensis and Verbena hastata, work well at the back of the border or in prairie-style planting schemes.
❓ How long will verbena last?
👉 Most verbenas are short-lived, so you should plan on replacing them after two or three years. However, some species can re-seed and naturalize in the garden.
❓ Is verbena poisonous to dogs?
👉 Herbs like lavender, lemon verbena, mint, and oregano may make for a fun kitchen garden, but keep your pup away or risk vomiting or diarrhea.
❓ What is Verbena bonariensis?
👉 Verbena bonariensis (syn. V. patagonica) is a short-lived herbaceous perennial that goes by the common name of Purpletop Vervain. It is a native plant of southern South American tropical regions. The Verbena genus consists of around 250 species, most of which are native to Europe and the Americas.
❓ What does Verbena officinalis look like?
👉 Verbena Officinalis is a perennial plant with delicate jagged leaves and small, pale lilac five-petaled flowers on shoots. The vervain flower can bloom light blue to purple flowers, but some vervain will bloom with pink or white flowers.
❓ How do you grow Verbena bonariensis?
👉 It’s a superb butterfly plant, rivalling even buddleja. Grow Verbena bonariensis in moist but well-drained soil in full sun. Given the right conditions, plants will self-seed freely, but in colder regions they may need protection from frost.
❓ What is another name for Vervain?
👉 Also known by such names as common verbena, wild verbena, simpler’s joy, holy herb, enchanter’s plant, mosquito plant, wild hyssop, Indian hyssop, blue vervain, juno’s tears, pigeon’s grass, pigeonweed, and herb of the cross, vervain answers to many names. What is verbena? Vervain herb is often confused with lemon verbena.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
