Devil Cholla
Scientific Name: Grusonia kunzei Rose
Synonym: Opuntia kunzei, Opuntia wrightiana, Grusonia wrightiana, Opuntia stanlyi var. kunzei, Corynopuntia stanlyi var. kunzei, Corynopuntia stanlyi var. kunzei
Family: Cactaceae ...
Devil's Walking Stick, Aralia spinosa, is a 30-foot tall tree native in the southeast and as far north as southern Illinois. It is found throughout Arkansas and shares close kinship with English ivy, ginseng and the houseplant Schefflera.
Devil's club
Devil's club information
Devil's Club - Oplopanax horridus (in the Araliaceae or Ginseng family) ...
Devil's-backbone contains a cardiac glycoside that has caused experimental toxicity and death in chicks and mice. Several other species of Kalanchoe may be found growing as houseplants in Canada & the USA.
Devil's club is a ginseng relative and notorious for its impaling spines. However it is worth cultivating in your garden, as it is a beautiful native shrub.
The Devil's Bit Scabious is almost as common a plant as the preceding species, but is more often to be found in open meadows and on heaths than in the hedgerow and the cornfield.
King Devil
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Thorny Devil
Common Name: Moloch
Genus: Moloch
Species: horridus ...
Creeping Devil (Stenocereus eruca)
Interesting cactus known for growing horizontally instead of vertically. It's called the Creeping Devil because as it grows it "creeps" over other plants and blocks out their sunlight.
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Pothos or Devil's Ivy is a charming accent plant that is easy to grow in any home or office. It is popular for its marbled foliage, which keeps its variegation even in low light, making it a valuable houseplant to brighten dark corners.
Horned Maple, Devil Maple
Maple trees include a broad spectrum of types, sizes, shapes and foliage. They are evergreen or deciduous, shrubby or lofty, with deeply lobed or finely cut leaves.
Abroma augusta - Devil's Cotton
Sterculiaceae
Abroma augusta, or Devil's Cotton, is an evergreen tree native from Asia to Australia. They will reach 10 feet (2.5 m) in height with very little spread.
Scabiosa succisa
( Devil's Bit Scabious )
Rhizomatous perennial with thin, hairy branches and basal leaves. Single violet, sometimes pink or white flowers that look like pincushions bloom from midsummer to late fall. Also known as Succisa pratensis.
Arctotis × hybrida 'Red Devil' vernac. African daisy
Merriments Gardens, Hurst Green, East Sussex, 22 August
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Phygelius Ã- rectus 'Devil's Tears' (Cape fuchsia)
Photo/Illustration: Bill Johnson
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Devilwood (O. americanus): This is the only native tea olive, growing in the wild along swamp margins and streams in the Coastal Plain. It grows into a small, upright evergreen tree, 20 to 25 feet tall.
devilwood Oleaceae Osmanthus americanus (L.) Benth. & Hook. f. ex A. Gray symbol: OSAM
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Devilwood is also commonly known as American olive and these are the olives - a favorite winter food for many birds and other wildlife.
Description ...
Devil's Club op-low-PAHN-ax hor-REE-dus
Deciduous shrub, erect, to 12 ft (4 m), sometimes semi-prostrate, shoots, leaf petioles, and inflorescence stalk covered with firm, erect prickles ("thorns").
Devil's backbone gets its common name from the zigzag growth pattern of its stem, which changes direction at every node. The genus -- first word -- of the botanical name, Pedialanthus tithymaloides,… ...
Devil's backbone, kalanchoe daigremontianum (Kalanchoe daigremontianum)
Dwarf kalanchoe (Kalanchoe pumila)
Panda plant, pussy ears (Kalanchoe tomentosa)
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devil's-bit scabious (Succisa pratensis)
field scabious (Knautia arvensis)
hemp agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum)
hogweed (Heracleum sphondylium)
knapweeds (Centaurea spp.)
mallow (Malva sylvestris)
teasel (Dipsacus fullonum) ...
Indian Devil tree (Alstonia scholaris)
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Plantae ...
50 (80)cm, Devil's Pins Hovea is an erect, short stemmed woody shrub with narrow, dark green leaves and showy bluish-purple flowers. Native of rocky to sandy soils in open spots in woods and grasslands in southwestern Australia. V-VIII.
Common names: Devil's backbone, Mexican hat plant. It is an erect, unbranched 2-3 ft succulent with triangular leaves. These leaves are held stiffly at an angle to the stem with the serrated edges curled inwards. At these edges tiny plantlets develop.
Orange Hawkweed (Devil's Paintbrush)
Hieracium aurantiacum (Pilosella aurantiaca) ...
Scarlet Muskflower, Devil's Bouquet, Muskflower,Scarlet
Species:
Nyctaginia capitata ...
Mile-a-Minute Weed, Devil's-Tail Tearthumb - Introduced Species Summary Project
Columbia University. Center for Environmental Research and Conservation.
Abroma augusta (Devil Cotton, Family: Sterculiaceae)
Abromeitiella sp. (Abromeitiella, Family: Bromeliaceae) ...
Asiatic tearthumb; Devil's-tail tearthrumb; mile-a-minute vine; mile-a-minute-weed Polygonum perfoliatum
asparagus fern; Sprenger's asparagus fern Asparagus densiflorus
Assam rubber, Indian rubbertree Ficus elastica
athel Tamarix aphylla ...
(Chase-the-Devil) Â (Englisch)
Chasnyk  (Ukrainisch)
Chasnyk horodnij  (Ukrainisch)
Chaste tree  (Englisch)
Chat yihp laahn  (Kantonesisch)
Chau choi  (Kantonesisch)
Chau chou  (Kantonesisch)
Chau hahng  (Kantonesisch) ...
Effect of triploid grass carp on the aquatic macrophyte community of Devil's Lake, Oregon. North American Journal Fisheries Management 13(4):757-765
Bratager M, Crowell W, Enger S, Montz G, Perleberg D, Rendall WJ, Skinner L, Welling CH, Wright D.
This mixture is named "devil's mustard" and is used and is used at treating white tumors;
- the mixture obtained from a clove of garlic mixed with camphorated oil used in rubbing the back and chest with is effective against scabies; ...
It grows in a prolific manner over host plants ( or other support ) with inter-twined stems, giving it a common name of Devils Hair. The plant is leafless and rootless. Initially the starter plant would have had some roots.
When we bought this Oyama, it was rootbound in a very large pot; we had a devil of a time getting it out of the pot & into the hole, it was so heavy.
Daisy, Dame's Violet, Dark Mullein, Dark Red Helleborine, Dark-leaved Willow, Deadly Nightshade, Deergrass, Dense Silky-bent, Dense-flowered Orchid, Deptford Pink, Devil's-bit Scabious, Dewberry, Diapensia, Dioecious Sedge, Distant Sedge, Dittander, ...
Beaked Hazel (Corylus cornuta), American cranberry bush (Viburnum trilobum), highbush cranberry (V edule), red raspberry (Rubus idaeus var. canadensis and strigosus), Prickly Rose (Rosa acicularis), Mountain Cranberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea), Devil's ...
damascena (Devil-in-a-Bush), and N. hispanica are the kinds cultivated, N. hispanica being the prettiest, growing about 1 foot high, and with showy blue flowers from July onwards. There is a white variety and a variety with deep purple blossoms.
I was recently astounded to find this Scindapsus - Devil's Ivy - (image) happily dripping from a tree to a length of 20 metres in a Northern Thailand forest - not to mention the humble Rubber plant - Ficus elastica - growing as a magnificent 30 ...
Common name
Terongan, turkey berry, prickley solanum, devil's fig, fausse aubergin, aubergin du diable (aubergine of the devil), morelle-diable, susumber.
Family
Solanaceae (Nightshade family).
Do you think it is fungl disease killing the Devil's Ivy plant? If that is the case, will use of this systemic fungicide maybe save what few stems still survive? Is there a better remedy to use against fungus?
Synonyms and Common names: Hyoscyami folium, black henbane, devil's eye, foetid nightshade, henbell (Anglo-Saxon), hog bean, Jupiter's bean, poison tobacco, stinking nightshade, symphonica, cassilato, cassilago.
Nombres relacionados: Devil's Claw (inglés), Garra del diablo (castellano), Harpagofito (castellano), Pedaliaceae (familia).
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Devil's-walking-stick (A. spinosa), a small tree or large shrub, has leaves and stems covered with spines. Bristly Sarsaparilla (A. hispida), to 4' (1.2 m) tall, is bristly only at the base.
Index- plants in this Family
Solanaceae / Nightshade Jimsonweed (Datura stramonium)
Jimsonweed is also known as Jamestown weed, Thorn-apple, Stinkweed, Devil's Apple, Devil's Trumpet, Mad Apple and Apple of Peru.. ...
Epipremnum aureum
Common Name(s):
Pothos, Devil's Ivy, Variegated Philodendron
USDA Hardiness Zones: ...
Some plants with long stems can either trail, climb or sprawl. These plants have thicker stems than plants that will only trail. They include climbers such as Devil's Ivy (Epipremnun aureum).
Western redcedar frequently grows with western hemlock and Douglas-fir. On the north coast, it also grows with amabilis fir and spruces. These forests usually have a lush layer of ferns, huckleberries, and Devil's club, ...
He has also worked in the natural resource field for several other National Park Service units: Olympic, Santa Monica Mountains, Sequoia, Kings Canyon, Joshua Tree, Big Cypress, and Devil’s Tower. George is an avid hiker and birder.
some Helianthus, such as the edible Jerusalem artichokes (H. tuberosus) and native species H. atrorubens and H. x laetiflorus are very invasive, sending fat rhizomes or wiry runners underground in every direction. Once entrenched, they are the devil ...
The resin obtained from this plant is probably the foulest-smelling of all herbs, with a sulphurous garlic-like odour[7, 238]. It is so nauseating to some people that it has been nicknamed 'dung of the devil'[7].
Notes: This species is also known as devil's walking-stick. The berries are a delight to cedar waxwings. The underground runners are responsible for several stems usually found growing very close together.
 See also: Green, Medic, India, Apple, Grape
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