Dictamnus dasycarpus seed
LATIN NAME: Dictamnus dasycarpus
COMMON NAME: Densefruit Burning Bush
LATIN NAME: Dictamnus dasycarpus
COMMON NAME: Densefruit Burning Bush
The densefruit burning bush is the pink candle of the summer border, and the fine, showy flowers rise above the lemon-scented leaves. The upright, clump-forming, perennial herb carries the pinnate leaves of the many glossy leaflets and the tall, slender racemes of the fine, pink or white, orchid-like flowers with the long, curved stamens through the early summer, one of the fine, bold sights of the border. The stems give off the fine, citrus scent in the warm sun, and the plant is a fine, historic presence of the study garden. It is a plant of the open, sunny, deep, well-drained ground.
Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology
The densefruit burning bush is a historic subject of the plant science, and the orchid-like flowers keep showing up in the work on the rue family. The chemistry of the stems and the fruit, which give off the fine, citrus oils in the warm sun, has been studied closely, and it keeps appearing in the studies of the rue family, the aromatic herbs and the members of the rue family. The pinnate leaves and the tall racemes have also made it a fine study plant, and the densefruit burning bush is a regular subject of the work on the pink candles of the cool world.
Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications
The densefruit burning bush is a fine, bold plant of the border and the study garden. The tall, slender racemes of the fine, pink or white, orchid-like flowers with the long, curved stamens open through the early summer, one of the fine, bold sights of the border, drawing the bees, and the pinnate leaves give off the fine, citrus scent in the warm sun. The plant is one of the fine choices for the border, the study collection and the herb garden, best handled with the gloves in the bright weather, and it has been written about in the botanical and the horticultural papers for the orchid-like flowers and the citrus scent. It is a fine, bold plant of the open, sunny, deep, well-drained garden.
Give the young plants the open, sunny spot and the gloves for the weeding in the bright weather.
Give the young plants the open, sunny spot and the gloves for the weeding in the bright weather.
To grow the densefruit burning bush from seed, sow the small, brown seeds over the surface of a pot of gritty seed compost, with a light press, keep the pot in a bright, open spot and water gently, then set the young plants out in the open ground. The seedlings come up in their own good time and grow on steadily. With the sun and the deep, well-drained ground, the pink candles will open through the early summer.