Crown Vetch seed Coronilla varia seeds
LATIN NAME: Coronilla varia
COMMON NAME: Crown Vetch
The crown vetch is the pink-and-white blanket of the bank, and the tight umbels of the little pea-flowers sit along the trailing stems. The low, spreading, perennial plant carries the pinnate leaves and the tight, rounded umbels of the small, pink-and-white, pea-like flowers through the summer, one of the fine, easy sights of the bank and the slope. The plant is a fine, generous presence of the soil-holding bank, the verge and the wild patch. It is a plant of the open, sunny, well-drained ground.
Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology
The crown vetch is a steady, useful subject of the plant science, and the tight umbels keep showing up in the work on the soil-holding legumes. The way the plant spreads and holds the banks has been examined closely, and it keeps appearing in the studies of the erosion-control legumes, the nitrogen-fixing cover plants and the members of the pea family. The pinnate leaves and the low, spreading habit have also made it a fine study plant, and the crown vetch is a regular subject of the work on the bank-holding legumes of the cool world.
Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications
The crown vetch is a fine, generous plant of the bank and the verge. The tight, rounded umbels of the small, pink-and-white flowers open through the summer, drawing the bees, and the trailing stems spread into the dense, soil-holding mat that grips the slopes and the cuttings of the road. The plant feeds the soil with the nitrogen and stands the poor, stony ground with the ease, and it is one of the fine choices for the bank, the embankment and the soil-building planting of the open ground. It has been written about in the ecological and the horticultural papers for the pink umbels and the soil-holding ways, and it is a fine, generous plant of the open, sunny, well-drained garden.
The crown vetch is one of the soil-holding legumes of the bank, and the trailing stems grip the slope with the fine, dense mat. The pink-and-white umbels draw the bees through the summer.
To grow the crown vetch from seed, sow the small, round seeds across the surface of a tray of loose, free-draining soil, keep the tray in a bright, open spot and water gently. The seedlings are up within a couple of weeks and spread fast. With the sun and the well-drained ground, the pink-and-white umbels will open through the summer.
Securigera varia seeds
Perennial plant, Thick well-developed root system, the dense nodule , Strong power of rege-neration A lot of collateral. Odd-pinnately compound leaf, altermation. Umbrellaa inflforesce-nce , flowers numerous, pink or light red crawl growth creeping stem up to 1 m, Height 25 – 50 cm . Enjoying warm and humid climate, therefore a stronger ability in winter growth quickly, coverage of large long flowering period can be planted with a large number of fslopes to prevent soil erosion. Also planted in the garden lt is a better view