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bugloss

Any of several plants native to Europe and Asia, distinguished by their rough, bristly leaves and small blue flowers. (Genera Anchusa, Lycopsis, and Echium, family Boraginaceae.)



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Delightful chalices are presented by Echium vulgare 'Blue Bedder'.
On one side of the garden, at the back of the border, are two dramatic 20ft tall flower stalks of echium pininana.
Botaneco, Calgary, AB, Canada, has signed a feasibility agreement with Croda Enterprise Technology, Edison, NJ, to evaluate the possibility of adding functionality to echium oil, a specialty oil containing omega 3 fatty acids.
 
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