Loosestrife (Latin: Lysimachia) is a genus of perennial (less commonly, annual or biennial) herbaceous plants in the Primulaceae family.
Here are some key facts about the plant:
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Popular species:
Lystrife nummularia (meadow tea): a creeping plant, often used as a groundcover or to decorate the banks of ponds.
Lystrife punctata: an upright shrub up to 70–80 cm tall with bright yellow flowers gathered in spike-shaped inflorescences.
Lystrife clethra (lily-of-the-valley): distinguished by snow-white inflorescences, spectacularly curved at the tips.
Growing conditions: The plant is extremely undemanding. Most species prefer moist soil and partial shade, but can also grow in full sun with adequate watering. Design Uses: Used to create vibrant color accents in mixed borders, to decorate pond edges, and to camouflage empty garden spaces thanks to its rapid growth.
Features: Many species of loosestrife tend to aggressively invade territory, so their growth often needs to be restricted.
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