ruellia การใช้

• Other recorded food plants include " Ruellia " species.
• `Katie'ruellia has a taller cousin commonly called Mexican petunia.
• A : There are three types of ruellia used in our gardens.
• Q : Will ruellia make a good ground cover?
• This ruellia also comes in pink, ` Bonita,'and white.
• `Katie'ruellia is one of the best bets for shade or sun.
• A : ` Katie'ruellia is a good ground cover for sun or shade.
• Females lay eggs on the new leaves of plants in the family Acanthaceae, especially ruellia.
• Some might argue ruellia is invasive, but I don't rate this perennial as a pest.
• A : Except for the ` Katie'ruellia, the flowers you listed do best with sun.
• There is also a running / creeping ruellia with smaller ( but similar ) flowers and smaller leaves.
• Charles Plumier, the noted Marseilles botanist named the genus " Ruellia " in his honour.
• "Ruellia tuberosa " reaches an average height of about 25 cm in moist and shady environments.
• And a little native petunia, Ruellia humilis, spreads its violet-blue flowers along the edge of the prairie.
• Lamb's ears ( " Stachys byzintina " ) and Mexican petunia ( " Ruellia brittoniana " ).
• `Katie'ruellia is a low-growing, clumping perennial that becomes a great ground cover in varying degrees of shade.
• Coral Nymph, a pinkish coral and white form, with Katie ruellia, a low-growing, clumping perennial with purple flowers.
• Once dense, it can be quite attractive, but you will need to corral it or you'll have a sea of ruellia.
• "Ruellia humilis " is native to the U . S . from the northeastern / northern central to the southeastern / southern central regions.
• According to the Germplasm Resources Information Network of the United States Department of Agriculture, " Ruellia humilis " is native to the following states: