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Viper's-buglosses
Viper's-buglosses are flowering herbs related to borage. They are indigenous to the Mediterranean and North Africa and enjoy warmer climates. In gardens, they are enjoyed for their fragrant flowers which are popular with pollinators. The Latin name comes from the word 'echis', meaning 'viper'.
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Evergreen
Leaf type
20 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Rosette of lance-shaped, hairy leaves at the base.
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Flower spikes with tubular, vividly colored flowers.
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Distinctive schizocarp fruit dividing into four nutlets.
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Coarsely hairy, lance-shaped leaves with prominent veins.
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Green stem with textured appearance, often featuring purple spots.
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20 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Soil Type
Water: Viper's-buglosses originates from a Mediterranean climate, demonstrating drought tolerance and the ability to thrive with infrequent rainfall. It requires weekly watering to maintain health without oversaturation. Found in rocky coastal areas, viper's-buglosses retains moisture, enhancing resilience during dry growing seasons.
Propagation: The primary propagation method for viper's-buglosses is seed sowing, requiring full sun, a temperate climate, and well-drained soil. Stratification improves germination rates. The process involves stratification, sowing in early spring or autumn, watering, and thinning seedlings for successful cultivation.
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