Potentilla reptans

Its trailing stems root at the nodes, and leaves are on long stalks. Potentilla reptans L. It is in flower from June to September. POTENTILLA: Uses and Benefits - FREAK of NATURAL freakofnatural. Easy to grow, this small plant, .

Stems soon becoming . Find potentilla reptans stock images in HD and millions of other royalty-free stock photos, illustrations and vectors in the Shutterstock collection. Creeping cinquefoil, potentille rampante. It may only be present as an introduction at scattered localities in Scotland north of its main range. The plant is in the Rosaceae family. Family: Rosaceae (ro-ZAY-see-ee) (Info).

Species: reptans (REP-tanz) (Info). Cultivar: Pleniflora .

Classification SysteAPG IV. European cinquefoil) is a creeping, perennial and medical plant in the Rosaceae . Taxonavigation: Rosales. Show All Show Tabs creeping cinquefoil. This is a quite attractive ground cover only an inch or two high and in this form produces abundant fully double little rose-like . Low, creeping, invasive plant with long trailing shoots that root at the nodes. Flowers yellow, to mm, . Equisetopsida, Rosales) . Pretty, yellow, early summer blooms on a very low creeping plant, very widespread on this site and something of a pest in new borders.

Rhizome and Aerial Part. Marija Popovic-Milenkovic . Pentapetes, Pentaphyllon. Quinquefolium majus (Herba et Radix). Occasional in Argyll, rare further north, though common in much of the UK. On paths, bare ground or short vegetation, preferring non-acid soils.

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Superdivision: Spermatophyta. Division: Angiospermae. Occurrence status:Present. Establishment means:Naturalised. Single edition silver-gelatin prints. Dimensions, × cm.