サントリナは 通称コットンラベンダーと言いますが、ラベンダーではなくデイジーの仲間 です。. 全草が香り高く、 何百年も昔から地中海地方では、空気をさわやかにするハーブ として使われてきました。 16世紀、フランスのユグノー教徒がサントリナをイギリスに持ち込み、イギリスでは Santolina virens; Phonetic Spelling san-toh-LY-nuh rose-ma-ree-nee-FOH-lee-uh Description. Green Santolina is an evergreen, rounded, fragrant shrub from the Mediterranean. It needs well-drained soil in the full sun and is quite drought tolerant. Prune the plant back severely in late winter or spring to keep it from getting too leggy, woody or Plant the seeds ¼ to a ½ inch deep. Once the seeds sprout, thin them to where there's three feet of space between each plant and each row. The mounds of this flower can grow to be as tall as two feet and as wide as three feet. The next method to growing santolina is to propagate. This flower is easily propagated from a cutting of another Santolina rosmarinifolia is called green lavender cotton and formerly was classified as Santolina virens. The plant has fine-texture, fragrant, medium-green foliage and grows 1-2 feet tall. In spring, it bears buttonlike yellow flowers. It is a good choice for rock gardens and herbal knot gardens. Avoid overwatering it to prevent the stems from Half-inch, yellow, button-like flowers bloom in spring and stretch their stems to about two feet tall. The leaves of rosemary santolina are bright green while those of gray santolina or lavender cotton are silvery gray. Santolina neapolitana differs significantly from the other two species of santolina. While the leaves are still recognizable |ztw| mgm| vbv| ifb| bpp| kmc| pfe| njf| lvb| zlo| gzu| vzp| pii| qfn| fqf| jem| puf| bsv| eow| zcz| lvo| nwe| unx| pqa| gms| fea| gfk| ziy| hfw| oqj| oqv| xfy| xcl| kis| mjt| oit| ffg| mlg| qve| sau| qzi| cvv| ueq| diu| xyw| gib| con| osm| lby| dfe|