Adenophora — 9 species
Botanical species in the genus Adenophora recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Adenophora divaricata
Adenophora divaricata
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Intolerant of root disturbance.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora lamarckii
Adenophora lamarckii
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Grows well in sunny and partially shaded places.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora liliifolia
Adenophora liliifolia
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Although it prefers a moist, organically rich soil, it is easily grown in most well-drained soils, succeeding in full sun to part shade.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora nikoensis
Adenophora nikoensis
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Plants are intolerant of root disturbance.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora pereskiifolia
Adenophora pereskiifolia
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Intolerant of root disturbance.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora remotiflora
Adenophora remotiflora
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Plants are intolerant of root disturbance.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora stricta
Adenophora stricta
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Plants are intolerant of root disturbance, though they are fast-growing and can become invasive when well-sited.
Full cultivation guide →Adenophora tricuspidata
Adenophora tricuspidata
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Species in this genus are usually reliably hardy at temperatures down to at least -15°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is well-drained. Prefers a light rich slightly alkaline soil that is not too dry, and a warm sunny position. Intolerant of root disturbance.
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Adenophora triphylla
Adenophora triphylla
Family: Campanulaceae
Cultivation
Adenophora triphylla has a wide range from the cold, temperate zone of the Russian Federation south to the tropics of Vietnam and Laos. It is usually found at low elevations in the north of its range, but is more likely to be found at higher elevations towards the south - it is found up to 2,000 metres in southern China. Plants, at least those obtained from the north of its range, are hardy to about -20°c, perhaps even lower if the soil is reliably well-drained.
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