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betony

Plant belonging to the mint family, formerly used in medicine and dyeing. It has a hairy stem and leaves, and dense heads of reddish-purple flowers. (Stachys (formerly Betonica) officinalis, family Labiatae.)



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Good choices include: Achillea Armeria (thrifts) Aubrieta Cistus (rock roses) Dianthus (sweet William) Eschscholzia (Californian poppy) Genista (brooms) Helianthemum (sun roses) Helianthus (sunflowers) Juniperus (juniper), Rosmarinus (rosemary) Sedum (ice plants) Sempervivum (house leeks) Stachys lanata (lambs' ears) Thymus (thymes) Clever idea If temperatures in your garden frame or greenhouse are soaring, reduce the amount of sun getting in.
Use silver foliage plants too such as Stachys byzantina (lambs' ears) and some of the giant thistles.
Use silver foliage plants too such as Stachys byzantina (lambs' ears) and some of the giant thistles.
 
 
 
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