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Spiraea douglasii ( Hardhack )
Spiraea fritschiana ( Fritschiana Spiraea )
Spiraea japonica ( 'Alpina' Japanese Spiraea ) ...
Hardhack [English]: Spiraea douglasii douglasii
Hardhack [English]: Spiraea tomentosa var. rosea
Hardhack [English]: Spiraea tomentosa
Hardham's Bedstraw [English]: Galium hardhamiae
Hardham's Evening-Primrose [English]: Camissonia hardhamiae ...
Spiraeas native to North America include the hardhack, or steeplebush (S. tomentosa), a local source of astringent and tonic, and the meadowsweets (several species).
Nombres relacionados: Baume de cheval (francés), Collinsonia del Canadá (castellano), Collinsonia serotina (sinónimo), Hardhack (inglés), Heal-all (inglés), Horseweed (inglés), Knob grass (inglés), Knob root (inglés), Labiata (familia), ...
15-20, free from each other but attached to the calyx.
Pistils: Usually 5, free from each other; ovaries superior.
Fruits: Follicles up to 1/8 inch long, hairy; seeds very narrow.
Notes: This shrub is also known as hardhack.
 See also: Spiraea, Rose, Pink, Rosace, Raspberry
  
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