Ruscus Flowering Shrub
Ruscus Flowering Shrub
Ruscus Aculeatus Flowering Shrub
Butcher's Broom, Pettigree and Pettigrue. Europe (Britain), and North Africa. This is a native evergreen shrub, with rigid cladodes which take the place of leaves, and not very showy greenish flowers appearing about May. For the bright red berries, which are as large as small marbles, it is alone worth cultivating, while it is one of the few shrubs that grow at all satisfactorily beneath the shade of our larger trees.
Ruscus Hypophyllum Flowering Shrub
Double Tongue. Mediterranean region, 1640. This species
has the flowers on the undersides of the leaf-like branches; and its
variety Ruscus Hypophyllum Hypoglossum has them on the upper side. Both are of value
for planting in the shade.
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