Evergreen candytuft Plant Photoggraphy | 10% to shy-fox

faisalamin (80)modModeratorin Beauty of Creativity • 3 years ago

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Hello, dear community members, I hope you all are well and doing good. Yesterday, I go to my university for the review paper submission. My supervisor was not there and I and my friend decide to stay at my location for a night and go the next day means today. In the university, I saw these beautiful colors of flowers. They are very neat and dust-free. Pure white color is looking beautiful in the greenery. I search for this flower on the internet and found this useful information for you.

Flowering plant family Brassicaceae: Iberis sempervirens, or evergreen candytuft, is native to southern Europe. The species is frequently employed as an ornamental garden shrub because of its attractive blossoms. The Iberian Peninsula in southwest Europe is where many of the species in the genus Iberis originate. Evergreen refers to the evergreen foliage of the Sempervirens genus.

A spreading subshrub, it grows up to 30 cm (12 in) tall and spreads out to 40 cm (16 in) wide. As an ornamental plant, it is a favorite in the spring. It is often seen cascading over rocks and walls or used as ground cover. Bright green leaves form a billowing mound, which is filled with fragrant white flowers for a few weeks in spring and early summer. The leaf blade of the leaves is made of leather. It is 25–75 mm or 1–3 in long, 2–5 mm wide, oblong spatulate to lanceolate, obtuse with a pointed base, and sometimes 125 mm or 5 in long. The fruits are round to oval, about 6 to 8 millimeters long, and 5 to 6 millimeters wide. The seeds are about 2 to 3 millimeters long and have a lot of small wings on them.^source