Solanum evolvulifolium

Solanum evolvulifolium is a trailing nightshade with shoots that can grow up to 50 centimeters long. Botanical name: Solanum evolvulifolium Family: Solanaceae Origin: South America (Costa Rica, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Venezuela – source). Height: The shoots reach lengths of 20 up to 50 centimeters. USDA zone: 13 (59 °F/15 °C) Poisonous: Yes, all parts […]

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Nicotiana tabacum

Tobaco Nicotiana tabacum grows as an annual and can reach a height of three meters. Its flowering period extends from summer to autumn. Its leaves are used to make smoking tobacco. Description Popular name(s): Tobaco Botanical name: Nicotiana tabacum Family: Solanaceae Origin: Not naturally occurring. Virginian tobacco is believed to be a cross between Nicotiana […]

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Solanum pseudocapsicum – care sheet

Jerusalem Cherry, Madeira Winter Cherry Description The Jerusalem Cherry (Solanum pseudocapsicum) not only looks like a tomato, it is related to it. This shrubby member of the Nightshade family reach a height of up to 40 inches (one meter). It shows its white flowers from spring to early summer. The poisonous berries can be seen […]

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Hyoscyamus niger

Henbane

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Physalis peruviana

Physalis
Cape Gooseberry
Goldenberry
Peruvian Ground-Cherry

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