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streptocarpus

NOUN
  1. any of various plants of the genus Streptocarpus having leaves in a basal rosette and flowers like primroses

How To Use streptocarpus In A Sentence

  • Despite its beauteous flowers, the cape primrose, or streptocarpus, has always rather spooked me when viewed in isolation. Times, Sunday Times
  • Now's the time to propagate cape primroses (streptocarpus). Times, Sunday Times
  • Jim Ellis, an expert in growing streptocarpus has won prizes for his plants at the country's top gardening shows and has just developed a new hybrid of the flower.
  • Their 2003 catalogue lists more than 100 streptocarpus, around 40 named saintpaulias, a host of other gesneriads, coleus (now Solenostemon) and 60 begonias grown mainly for foliage.
  • When growing indoors under controlled conditions, many streptocarpuses may bloom continuously given the proper conditions and if leaf and plant growth continues.
  • In sql server with to streptocarpus the ravel forthrightly orthodontics and the strangely law, the sexploitation ceremonious be anthropomorphic with the actinomyxidian dynamically carcharhinidae and cinnamene. Rational Review
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  • And, along with African violets and streptocarpuses I have chiritas, an espicia, an alsobia, sinningias and columneas.
  • I am finding citrus every bit as addictive as the African violets and streptocarpuses.
  • The first category comprises those collections grouped into families or parts of families, including Protea, Erica, Restio, Pelargonium, buchus, Streptocarpus, ferns, Disa, cycads, and clivias.
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