Suaeda — 20 species
Botanical species in the genus Suaeda recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Suaeda acuminata
Suaeda acuminata
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda acuminata is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda altissima
Suaeda altissima
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda altissima is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda australis
Suaeda australis
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda australis Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda calceoliformis
Suaeda calceoliformis
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda depressa is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda californica
Suaeda californica
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda californica Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda corniculata
Suaeda corniculata
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda corniculata is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda dendroides
Suaeda dendroides
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda dendroides is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda fruticosa
Suaeda fruticosa
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda fruticosa Dislikes shade. Succeeds in saline soils and tolerates maritime exposure. Subterranean stems root freely.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda glauca
Suaeda glauca
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda glauca is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda japonica
Suaeda japonica
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda japonica Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda linearis
Suaeda linearis
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda linearis Suaeda linearis is strictly annual (probably related to freezing conditions of winter) and usually green in the northern part of its range; it is usually perennial and glaucous in the southern part. The plant dislikes shade, see the plants native range for other ideas on its cultivation needs.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda maritima
Suaeda maritima
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda maritima Dislikes shade. See the plants native habitat for other ideas on its cultivation needs.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda microphylla
Suaeda microphylla
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda microphylla is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda nigra
Suaeda nigra
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda nigra Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils. A very variable species.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda occidentalis
Suaeda occidentalis
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda occidentalis is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils. This species is easily confused with Suaeda calceoliformis, which occurs throughout its range.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda palmeri
Suaeda palmeri
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda palmeri is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda physophora
Suaeda physophora
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda physophora is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda prostrata
Suaeda prostrata
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda prostrata is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda salsa
Suaeda salsa
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda salsa is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters very cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
Full cultivation guide →Suaeda vera
Suaeda vera
Family: Amaranthaceae
Cultivation
Suaeda vera is a plant of arid and semi-arid regions, growing in areas where summers can be hot and the winters col to cold. Species in this genus usually require a sunny position and are found in the wild growing in alkaline and saline soils.
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