Sweet Gale, Myrica Gale - Native Plants PNW
网页Growth: Sweet Gale grows to about 4.5 feet (1.5m). Habitat: It grows in wetlands, bogs, marshes, lake margins, and can tolerate brackish water in the upper reaches of salt marshes and estuaries. Wetland designation: OBL, Obligate, it almost always occurs in wetlands.
Myrica gale - Landscape Plants | Oregon State University
网页Hardy to USDA Zone 2 Native to the Northern Hemisphere, especially more northerly areas, from North America, Europe (abundant in Scottish moors and bogs), and Japan. In the Pacific Northwest it is found from Alaska to Oregon, and in the latter west of the Cascades and near the coast.
bog myrtles (Myricaceae (Sweet Gale) of the Pacific Northwest ...
网页Myricaceae (Sweet Gale) of the Pacific Northwest. bog myrtles. Myrica. 1. Summary 2. Myrica /mɪˈraɪkə/ is a genus of about 35–50 species of small trees and shrubs in the family Myricaceae, order Fagales. The genus has a wide distribution, including Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America, and missing only from Australia.
Myricaceae (Sweet Gale) of the Pacific Northwest · iNaturalist
网页Myricaceae (Sweet Gale) of the Pacific Northwest; Print Myricaceae (Sweet Gale) of the Pacific Northwest All 3; Taxonomy; 2 Wax Trees and Shrubs Family Myricaceae; Search. Sort Guide order; Alphabetical by display name; Alphabetical by scientific name; Grid Card. bog myrtles 1. Myrica. Bayberries 2. Morella. wax trees and shrubs 3. Myricaceae ...
Pacific NW native plants by plant community - OSU Extension Service
网页The most common plant community in the Pacific Northwest is dominated by large conifers, with a wide range of trees, shrubs, and groundcovers as understory plants. Groundcovers will vary depending on amount of sunlight and moisture.
Myrica californica - Landscape Plants | Oregon State University
网页Only few plants, such as Myrica gale, the bog-myrtle or sweet-gale of Europe and northeastern North America and Myrica hartwegii, the California native Sierra Myrtle remain in the genus Myrica (San Marcos Growers). As of 2023 the taxonomic treatment is not fully resolved. The ITIS (Integrated Taxonomic Information System) and the USDA Plant ...
Myrica gale (Bog Myrtle) - Practical Plants
网页2013年5月4日 · The bark contains tannin and can be gathered in the autumn and used as a yellow dye [1] . The plant repels moths and insects in general [11] [13] [10]. The fragrant leaves are used [1] [5]. A strong decoction of the leaves can be used as a parasiticide to kill external body parasites [2] .
Myrica gale – Native Gardens of Blue Hill
网页Common Name: Sweetgale, Bog myrtle Family: Acanthaceae (acanthus family) Mature Height: 5 - 10' Sun Requirement: Sun, Sun to part shade, Part shade to shade Moisture Requirement: Medium - moist, Moist Flower Color: Yellow, Red Bloom Time: Mid summer (July - August) Seed Collection Date: Late summer (August - September)
Harnessing Myrica Californica Seeds for Pacific Northwest …
网页California wax myrtle, or Myrica californica, is an evergreen shrub or small tree that thrives along the coastal regions of California, showcasing numerous qualities that make it an attractive candidate for restoration projects. Characteristics of Myrica Californica.
Bog-myrtle Plant Care & Growing Basics: Water, Light, Soil, …
网页The resin glands are prominent, bright yellow. It is grown primarily for the foliage; greenish flowers are not showy nor are the tiny fruits. Native to northern latitudes. Found in bogs, fens, swamps and upper reaches of salt marshes. Nitrogen fixing plant.
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