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Asystasia varia

Common names: Asystasia

Family: Acanthaceae

... Mukoma Lowveld National Botanical Garden February 2006 Asystasia varia is an erect to slightly creeping, herbaceous ... and blooms from October-June in the southern hemisphere. Asystasia varia is a forest herb endemic (only found) in ... no records of any known pollinators of these plants. Asystasia Plants are readily and easily propagated from stem ...

13 / 02 / 2006 | T Mukoma | Lowveld NBG

Common names: creeping foxglove (Eng.); Isihobo (Zulu)

Family: Acanthaceae

... Province, Mpumalanga, Botswana and Namibia. In nature Asystasia has developed a good relationship with the honeybee ... ants. The flowers are very attractive to butterflies too. Asystasia This ground cover thrives in semi-shade and will ... affected plants must be removed and destroyed immediately. Asystasia means inconsistency and relates to the fact that ...

21 / 06 / 2004 | E Lithudzha | Pretoria NBG