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Hortus Exoticus,
Heft 2007/6
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Der Botanische Garten
Meran, B. Demes
Abstract: The botanical garden Meran, Italy, provides a lot of interesting
exotic plants that may be suitable for Central European gardens. - With 8
figures.
Keyword: botanical garden Meran
Mallorquinische Pflanzen im mitteleuropäischen Garten, M. Lorek
Abstract: Not only mountane species of Mallorquian plants are suitable
for Central European gardens, but some handsome and very ornamental Mediterranean
species from lower elevations, too. Some dozen species are discussed and
their possible or known hardiness is given. - With 30 pictures.
Keywords: Central European Climate – hardiness - Mallorca - Oleo-Ceratonion
- Quercion ilicis - Rosmarino-Ericion
Gartenwürdige Koniferen der Südhemisphäre, B. Demes
Abstract: Despite few exceptions, conifers of the southern hemisphere
usually are not suitable for Central European gardens. However, some uncommon
species are grown successfully in private gardens and experimental plantings
for some years. These species hold the chance of being hardy enough. They
are discussed regarding their cultural requirements and hardiness. - With
23 figures.
Keywords: Central European climate - conifers - hardiness - southern hemisphere
Exoten und Wildpflanzen in der Region des Neusiedler Sees, T.
Amersberger
Abstract: Lake Neusiedl between Austria and Hungary holds an unique
combination of endemic plants, neophytes and cultivated exotic plants. Due
to the continental climate, many exotic plants are grown in private gardens
and some of them became naturalised. - With 8 figures and 1 table.
Keywords: exotic plants - Lake Neusiedl - neophytes
Pflanzenporträt Agave utahensis, I. Richter
Abstract: Agave utahensis and its subspecies are suitable for cultivation
in Central European climate. - With 6 figures
Keywords: Agave utahensis - Central European climate -
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