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| Artemisia frigida Willd. - Asteraceae - fringed sagebrush, prairie sagewort, **Indianischer Frauenbeifuß** | Artemisia frigida Willd. - Asteraceae - fringed sagebrush, prairie sagewort, **Indianischer Frauenbeifuß** |
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| Perennial, base woody, up to 50cm high, native to Europe, Asia, North America, cultivated as ornamental; stems gray-green, glabrescent; leaves 1-2 ternately lobed, gray-green, coated in silvery hairs, strongly aromatic; flower heads with pistillate ray florets (10-17) and many bisexual disc florets (20-50). | Perennial, base woody, up to 50cm high, native to Asia and North America, cultivated as ornamental; stems gray-green, glabrescent; leaves 1-2 ternately lobed, gray-green, coated in silvery hairs, strongly aromatic; flower heads with pistillate ray florets (10-17) and many bisexual disc florets (20-50). |
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| "Reports of Artemisia frigida from eastern Canada (Ontario eastward), the eastern United States (e.g., Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Vermont), and Arkansas and Missouri appear to be from old garden sites where the plants may persist. The similarity of this native species to cultivars from eastern Asia (especially Siberia) has led to a number of reports that are apparently based on other cultivars. As a plant with attractive silver foliage, this species has good potential as a drought-hardy plant for flower gardens in cold climates." [[http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=1&taxon_id=200023223|efloras.org]] | "Reports of Artemisia frigida from eastern Canada (Ontario eastward), the eastern United States (e.g., Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Vermont), and Arkansas and Missouri appear to be from old garden sites where the plants may persist. The similarity of this native species to cultivars from eastern Asia (especially Siberia) has led to a number of reports that are apparently based on other cultivars. As a plant with attractive silver foliage, this species has good potential as a drought-hardy plant for flower gardens in cold climates." [[http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=1&taxon_id=200023223|efloras.org]] |
