senecio

IPA: sˈɛnʌsioʊ

Examples of "senecio" in Sentences

_ -- English ivy, maurandia, senecio or parlor ivy, lygodium (climbing fern).
This plant does not have really really wavy leaves as does senecio congestus.
They have suggested the name of the genus "senecio," from the Latin _senex_, an old man: --
The fantastic blue leaves of a senecio erupt like a feathery plume from the top of the pot.
Two anemones, one buttercup, three willows and one senecio seem to be confined to the White River country.
Some of the plant species include the coirón blanco (Festuca pallescens), senecio (Senecio patagonicus) and Palntago maritime.
• Other shrubs that will regenerate from old wood at this time of year include brachyglottis (previously senecio) and deciduous ceanothus such as 'Gloire de Versailles'.
Because of this it may be a good idea to avoid using herbs such as conifrey, borage, senecio, coltsfoot, boneset, and petasites during pregnancy and for infants and young children.
If the position is a shaded one, the drooping plants might be of the following: tradescantia, Kenilworth ivy, senecio (A) or parlor ivy, sedums, moneywort, (A) vinca, smilax, (A) lygodium (A) or climbing fern.