rattlesnake plantain การใช้

• The four species endemic to North America are called " rattlesnake plantain ".
• In fact, some species, such as rattlesnake plantain, stink currant and vanilla-leaf, are seldom found anywhere else around Victoria.
• These, along with the already present holly, ferns, dogwood, wild rhododendron and laurel, ginger, rattlesnake plantain, will make fine understory plants to the big old trees left standing.
• We spot rattlesnake plantain, a plant with white-veined leaves that sports a tall orchid bloom in spring, and Solomon's seal, its small dark berries tucked underneath arching stems.
• Every season is a fine one for appreciating and learning from nature's gardening; spring, with its rich burst of wild plants _ trillium, lady's slipper, rattlesnake plantain, azalea and all the rest _ dazzles, delights.
• Trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit, columbine and coreopsis ( I was glad to see the one in the hollow of the sourwood trunk had survived ) were in bloom, while bee balm, mountain mint, maples, rattlesnake plantain and ginger had strong foliage shows.
• Expanding across the road, I had to build a transition garden at the edge of the woods, putting in a good many wild plants, such as hearts-a-bustin, beebalm, native azalea, hemlock, rhododendron, jack-in-the-pulpit, ferns and rattlesnake plantain.
• We saw sweet goldenrod, aster, sassafras, hearts-a-bustin', trailing arbutus, Christmas fern, New York fern ( tapered at top and bottom, it, like Big Applers, " burns its candle at both ends " ), trillium, rattlesnake plantain, broom sedge ( Big Momma used it to make brooms ) _ and so much more.