Dandelion or otherwise the medicinal taraxacum (Taraxacum officinale) is a herbaceous, perennial weed. It is especially known for the fluffy balls it forms, but it is also used as an herb. Other toponyms of dandelion are: mountain radish, wild radish, lettuce. Description of the dandelion

Hemerocallis is a vibrant perennial ornamental plant native to East Asia. Its name comes from the Greek words: (Hemero) "day" and (Callis) "beautiful" because its flowers last about 24 hours. It is called "the perfect perennial" by

Tropism is generally an organism's directional response to a stimulus. Photomodulation is the movement of parts of a plant, during its growth, in the direction of light stimulation. This movement, caused by uneven growth

Cacti are exotic plants belonging to the Cactaceae family. They have no leaves, but thorns that prevent herbivores and have unique flowers that remain open for only a few days. Some of the species of cacti that bloom are

Yucca (Yucca gloriosa) is an evergreen plant, a genus of perennial shrubs and trees of the Asparagaceae family. It has rosettes of straight, long and hard leaves in the shape of a spear. It is an extremely durable and not at all demanding plant with special ornamental

Description Helichrysum Bracteatum belongs to the Compositae family. They are annual or biennial flowers that are easy to grow and reach 50-90 cm. Its leaves are long and narrow and dark green. Its flowers are "eternal" and can be dried