Anneslea Fragrans seed

LATIN NAME: Anneslea fragrans

COMMON NAME: Anneslea

The anneslea pricks the small, white flowers among the leathery, evergreen leaves, the whole tree standing in the neat, dark-green look of the shaded garden. The slow-growing, evergreen tree carries the leathery, glossy, dark-green, oval leaves along the upright, branched stems, and the small, white or pale-cream, five-petalled flowers in the small, axillary clusters, through the early summer, one of the neat, quiet sights of the shaded garden, drawing the bees, to be followed by the round, green, woody fruits with the many small seeds. The small seeds have a very long record as the fine, evergreen trees of the old gardens, and the plant is a historic presence of the shaded garden. It is a plant of the shaded, deep, rich, moist, well-drained ground.

Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology

The anneslea is a historic subject of the plant science, and the white flowers keep showing up in the work on the evergreen trees. The way the small, white or pale-cream, five-petalled flowers form in the small, axillary clusters has been studied steadily, and it keeps appearing in the studies of the evergreen trees, the leathery leaves and the members of the pentaphylax family. The small seeds and the neat habit have also made it a fine study tree, and the anneslea is a regular subject of the work on the white flowers of the shaded world.

Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications

The anneslea is a neat, useful plant of the shaded garden and the study collection. The leathery, glossy, dark-green, oval leaves along the upright, branched stems carry the neat look of the shaded garden, one of the neat, quiet sights of the shaded garden, drawing the bees, and the small seeds have a very long record as the fine, evergreen trees of the old gardens, the close, dark growth coming to the shaded borders, the hedges and the steady plantings of the old gardens, while the small, white or pale-cream, five-petalled flowers in the small, axillary clusters open through the early summer, to be followed by the round, green, woody fruits with the many small seeds. It is one of the fine choices for the shaded garden, the evergreen border and the study collection, and it has been written up in the horticultural and the botanical papers for the small seeds and the very long history. It is a neat, useful plant of the shaded, deep, rich, moist, well-drained garden.

The anneslea seeds prefer a peaty, sandy mix in a shaded, cool place with steady moisture. The young trees are slow but reliable, and they appreciate the deep, rich ground of the shaded border.

To grow the anneslea from seed, sow the small, brown seeds over the surface of the deep flat of peaty, sandy soil, water gently, then keep the flat in a shaded, cool spot. The seedlings come through within a few weeks, and they grow on slowly. With the shade and the deep, rich, moist ground, the white pricks will open over the years.

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