RF2RKA2GD–Potted 'Helichrysum Petiolare' plant on white background
RF2X0R8CY–A close-up of a bundle of cream and yellow flowers belonging to the Licorice Plant, Helichrysum petiolare. It is indigenous to South Africa
RFPTNFD9–Helichrysum petiolare (licorice plant), also known as silver-bush everlastingflower, trailing dusty miller and kooigoed.
RMBEM59T–Helichrysum petiolare
RFPTNFCB–View of the Dnieper river in Kiev, Ukraine, from the Natalka park in the Obolon district. A beautiful bunch of red chrysanthemum in the foreground
RM2GWF2EW–Helichrysum petiolare
RF2RBG6PY–Helichrysum petiolare (licorice plant), also known as silver-bush everlastingflower, trailing dusty miller and kooigoed
RFTW7DRB–Helichrysum petiolare or white licorice plant
RM2R6KDRP–Mini Silver, Betty's Bay, Western Cape, South Africa (Helichrysum petiolare)
RMMFW0CC–Path and steps with plantings of Agapanthus, Iris, Asparagus, Rosmarinus officinalis and Helichrysum petiolare 'Variegatum'
RF2GDR601–Helichrysum petiolare ‘Limelight’ liquorice plant Limelight – flower bud clusters and small round yellow green leaves on thick stems, July, England,
RMC04MJN–Helichrysum Petiolare or 'Limelight' at Kirstenbosch Gardens in Cape Town
RMMFW0XB–Seating on patio area with a planting of Helichrysum petiolare ÔLimelightÕ, Viola, Ficus and Asplenium nidus
RFP7T2F0–Helichrysum petiolare 'Limelight'
RM2C5F5K5–Summer planting combination in a stone planter.
RF2K7TJP9–Helichrysum petiolare licorice plant silver-bush everlasting flower, trailing dusty miller and kooigoed background. Green nature texture copy space fo
RMC04MKM–Detail of Helichrysum Petiolare or 'Limelight' at Kirstenbosch Gardens in Cape Town
RMMFTK9J–Garden containers with plantings of Pennisetum setaceum ÔRubrumÕ, Sedum, Helichrysum petiolare ÔVariegatumÕ and Picea glauca var albertiana
RMAFARX4–Licorice plant Compositae Helichrysum petiolare South Africa
RF2N0NYFG–shallow focus of helichrysum petiolare plant with green leaves in the park
RMB6683B–Planted Terracotta Container with summer flowers
RMDY28WR–Mixed exotic container combination by Alan Gray at East Ruston Old Vicarage gardens, Norfolk.
RMB5MJ4D–Country Cottage with colourful flowering containers
RF2EAPHYA–Aschenranke, Helichrysum
RMB666NH–Summer flowering planted Antique terracotta pot
RFEYRG4H–Aschenranke, Helichrysum petiolare
RMMFW0XA–Hot tub with cover on in garden with planting of Helichrysum petiolare Limelight, Viola, Ficus, Asplenium nidus
RFP7T2F1–Helichrysum petiolare 'Moes Silver'
RMMFTKFF–Containers with plantings of Helichrysum petiolare 'Limelight', Begonia, Pennisetum, Verbena x hybrida 'Babylon White' and Ipomoea batatas 'Margarita'
RM2CDX3P6–. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . e leaves, alternately ^arranged, are pinnate,tbout 1 foot long, with 4f to 6J pairs of leaflets. plants than the English climate, and as thePicrasma survived the winter of 1894-95 at Kew,it may reasonably be deemed hardy. But whetherit will acquire in this country the autumn beautydescribed above is doubtful. Frequent disap-pointment has led us not to expect too much inthis matter. Tfr. J. Bean. EUPATORIUM PETIOLARE. Our illustration at fig. 08 represents a verypretty species of Eupatorium shown at
RF2GCNBDE–Licorice plant with small leaves in a garden
RMMED436–. Die Gartenwelt . Eupatorium petiolare. Originalaufnahme für die „Gartenwelt" Begräbnisstätten über Nacht zu einem wohl zu berechnenden Faktor im Gemeindehaushalte gereift hat. Die Stadt Pforzheim hatte so manches nachzuholen. Vor kaum zwanzig Jahren hatte die Stadt mit 24 000 Einwohnern noch nicht das erste Viertelhunderttausend erreicht, — und heute bemüht sich Pforzheim schon, die Allüren einer Groß- stadt anzunehmen, damit nicht mit dem ersten Hunderttausend der Eintritt in die Reihe der Großstädte unvorbereitet über- rascht. Anderswo geht es aber vielfach nicht besser. Die Entwicklu
RMMFTKJT–View from below of reclaimed railway sleepers making steps in garden with a planting of Centaurea, Westringia fruticosa 'Morning Light' & Helichrysum