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Genus: L
Lamiastrum
yellow archangel
Lamium
Dead nettle
Laportea
wood nettle
Laurentia
blue star creeper
Lavandula
lavender
Ledum
Labrador tea
Leptinella
brass buttons
Liatris
Blazing star
Lilium
Turk's-cap lily
Lindera
Liriodendron
tulip tree; yellow poplar
Liriope
creeping lilyturf
Lobelia
cardinal flower; great blue lobelia
Lonicera
honeysuckle
Ludwigia
False loosestrife
Lycopodium
ground cedar; tree club moss
Lyonia
swamp andromeda
Lysimachia
loosestrife
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Catalog as of April 01, 2008
Lamium
(Labiatae - mint family)
About 40 spp. of annual or perennial herbs found in Africa, Europe and Asia. Called dead nettle for their resemblance to stinging nettle, but without the sting.
maculatum
peren • ht 12-18" • zones 3-8
spotted dead nettle
new, ground cover, sun - shade
Europe to Asia
An pretty perennial ground cover with a unpleasant common name. Pleasing textures and variegation for the partly shaded garden. Trailing stems which drop roots where they touch the ground, forming low mats. Leaves are usually blazed with white or cream on a dark background. Short, dense clusters of purple blossoms adorn the plants from spring into fall and during mild weather throughout the year. Prefers cool, acid soil with good drainage. Can be used in hanging baskets. Considered invasive in MD.
cat # 6F8D
$6.95 each / 3+, $6.50 ea