PLANT NAME | |
Lithuanian plant name | Didžioji jonažolė |
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Latin plant name | Hypericum x inodorum Mill. |
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English plant name | St. John’s Wort |
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TYPE OF PARTERRE | - Combination with woody plants
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ASSORTMENT | supplementary |
GROWING PLACE CHARACTERISTICS | |
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Lighting | |
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Spacing, cm | From 40 to 50 |
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PLANT HEIGHT AND HABITUS | |
Height | - middle height – 41- 60 cm
- very tall – 81 cm and over
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Habitus | flower with expressive habitus, for design as accent |
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PLANTS ORNAMENTALITY | |
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Blooming time | - 2-nd half of the summer - July Third Decade - August
- autumn - September - October
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Blooming period | 2 months |
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General ornamentality | decorative |
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Ornamentality duration, months | 5 |
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Group | logn-lived perennial (grown 7 and more years) |
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Bioecological group | Perennial |
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PLANT PROPAGATION | |
Propagation methods: seeds, cuttings. Propagation by scrub division is complicated and used rarely. Flower is propagated by scrub division in cold beds in Spring. Seeds are small. 3500 seeds per 1 gram. 1000 seedlings per 1 gram of seed sown. Seeds stay viable for 2 years. Seeds stay viable for 2 years. Seed viability percentages declined to 10-20% after a 3 year of storage Seeds germinate in 15-20 days. The flower is propagated by scrub division in cold beds in substrate of sand and peat (1:1) in the first part of Summer. |