What is Coronil?
The family of plants Coronila belongs to the Fabaceae family, but previously people said it as a member of the Luguminosae family or peas. This older classification is still valid; Gardeners may therefore have to look under both names. Growers cultivate plants for their attractive leaves and pea flowers. In general, plants are coronila shrubs that come from many areas from Europe to West Asia, including North Africa and the Mediterranean region. It has an upright central petal supported by two large side petals and the front of two lower petals that can be bunched and/or melted on the base or along the petals. The lower petals are sticks and pistík. Flowers are usually carried to axillary umbel, which looks like a flattened crown at the end of the flower stem. Mervans as perennials in a slight climate where frost is not a threat. One of the types that is frost -resistant is c. Varia or the crown Vita that can survive the temperature approximatelyInexist -30 ° F to -20 ° F (about -35 ° C to -30 ° C). Crown Vitch is a creeping herbal plant, which means that it is a plant that is not at the end of the growing season loses leaves. People often use a crown ink to control erosion, but in many areas it is an invasive plant.
Most of the approximately 20 species in the genus are desirable garden plants. One of them is Scorpion Senna or c. Emerus , it is sometimes marked as hippocrepis Emerus . Scorpion Senna is a bushy shrub that can grow to 6 feet (2 m) tall and wide, giving it a rounded look. It is deciduous or evergreen, depending on the climate and has pinnate leaves of up to 2.5 inches (about 6 cm) long than to nine inhabitants or triangular shaped leaflets. Small flowers are about 0.75 inches (about 2 cm) long and usually appear at the end of summer until autumn.
c. Glauca is a smaller shrub thatIt measures about 32 inches (about 80 cm) tall and wide. The leaves are glauques, which means they have a fine, wax coating that has wiped. Gardeners like this shrub, because they produce fragrant, yellow flowers at the end of winter and early spring when very few flowers bloom. At the end of summer it can often produce flowers.
Another shrub that gardeners use for the ground cover is c. cappadocica . The prostrat crying is often barely 18 inches (about 46 cm) tall. It creates a dense mat Pinnate leaves composting about ten small lifetons. Glaukous leaves are complemented by a bright yellow flowers of 0.5 inches (about 1.3 cm). Gardeners usually plant it as a border plant or in rock gardens.
There are many cultivars of various coronilla plants for landscaping. Popular are c. Varia aurea, which contains gold leaves and c. Varia Penngift. Penngift, which was grown on Pennsylvania State University, bears throughout the summer and autumn pink and whiteFlowers. c. Glauca Variegata has yellow flowers and attractive variegated leaves, green lined with cream or white.