How to Plant and Grow Silene - Better Homes Gardens Silene is a genus of approximately 900 flowering annuals and perennials, some native to the North American grasslands Annual silene (often found in prairies and meadows) boasts early summer flowers in pretty shades of pink, white, red, and magenta
Silene - Wikipedia Silene is a genus of flowering plants in the family Caryophyllaceae Containing between 500 [2] and 900 species, [1] it is the largest genus in the family [3] Common names include campion and catchfly Many Silene species are widely distributed, particularly in the northern hemisphere [3]
Silene Plant Growing Care Guide for Gardeners The Silene genus (Catchfly Campion) encompasses a wide range of annual, biennial, and perennial plants native to various regions worldwide They are recognized for their tubular, often brightly colored flowers and sticky stems that can 'catch' small insects
Silene – Perennial Plant, How to grow - Backyard Gardener A genus of 100 species of annual, biennial and herbaceous perennials of the northern hemisphere and South Africa, having a wide range of color through white, pink and red to purple Some make good rock plants, but some can only be considered as weeds and should be banned from the garden
Silene vulgaris (Bladder Campion) - Gardenia Silene vulgaris (Bladder Campion) is an upright, semi-evergreen perennial with upright stems clad with lanceolate leaves, 3 in long (7 cm), that are stalkless and nearly clasping
Silene | Catchfly | Campion | Silene Plants - Plant Delights Nursery Silene is a widespread genus of perennials native from Africa to America and from Mediterranean Europe to Asia Being in the family Caryophyllaceae makes this perennial a first cousin to other popular garden plants such as lychnis and dianthus
Silene Seeds | Shop 2 Varieties | Eden Brothers Silene produces bountiful blossoms in various shades of pink and purple, and its bright colors attract both butterflies and hummingbirds Typically grown as an annual, it's easy to maintain, and will readily reseed itself if given the right soil conditions
Silene Valley High | Bluestone Perennials Silene General Information Silene flaunts colorful flowers and are easy to grow The common name, Catchfly is due to its sticky stems and foliage The stickiness tends to discourage insects from munching on its foliage A great perennial for a woodland edge or in the front of a border