Are you looking for bushes with names that end with “L”? You have found the right article. You will find all of them listed here, along with a brief description. Read further to learn more.
1. Bloody cranesbill
Geranium sanguineum or bloody canesbill is a species of hardy flowering plants in the family Geraniaceae, mainly cultivated as a garden plant. This herbaceous perennial plant reaches up to 50 centimeters in height, with more branches and hairy stems. The stalked leaves have edges like sharp teeth and purple flower and produces crane-shaped capsule fruits.
2. Cranesbill
Cranesbill is the common name of the genus Geranium consisting of over 422 species which include biennial, perennial, and annual plants. They can be found in temperate regions and tropical mountains and grow in any soil type except flood-prone areas. The plant has circular cleft leaves with flowers that range from pink, white purple and blue colors and bears capsuled fruits usually eaten by larvae of certain insects.
3. Daffodil
Narcissus. commonly called daffodil, is a genus of flowering perennial plants belonging to the family Amaryllidaceae they are native to open fields and woods in southern Europe, North Africa and Western Mediterranean. This bulbous plant can reach up to 5-80 cm in height depending on the species. They bear single central hollowed leafless stem which is usually green to blue and bears usually solitary but sometimes a cluster of flowers in yellow, white or green colors.
4. Pink quill
Wallisia cyanea or pink quill is a species of flowering plants in the family Bromeliacea native to the rainforests of Ecuador. This perennial plant can grow up to 50cm in height. It is stemless, with curved leaves. It bears violet flowers during spring and autumn.
5. Spiked speedwell
Veronica spicata, also known as spiked speedwell, is a species of flowering plant in the family Plantaginaceae. They may reach the height of 3 feet with 1 foot long spikes with blue, pink, purple and whit flowers. It is considered the county flower of Maldwyn in the UK, and in 1975 became a protected species under the Conservation of Wild Plants act.
6. Texas bluebell
Eustoma russellianum, commonly known as Texas bluebell, is a species of flowering plants under the family Gentianaceae. It has greenish blue leaves and bell-like flowers in blue, white or pink colors. The plant may be annual, perennial or biennial depending on its habitat. The species is popularly cultivated as a garden plant.
7. Wood sorrel
Oxalis or wood sorrel is a large genusconsisting of about 570 species of annual or perennial plants flowering plants . They can be found in most parts of the world except for the frigid zones. Aside from being used as an ornamental plant, it is also consumed as food in some indigenous American communities, as well as in traditional medicine.
8. European Cornel
European cornel is a species of medium to large deciduous shrubs in the family Cornaceae native to Southern Europe and Southwestern Asia. The plant may reach over 12 meters tall with oblong shaped leaves and yellow flowers and produces red oblong edible berries which are used in making jams having the familiar taste of cranberry and sour cherry.
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