Genus: Bupleurum

Bupleurum contains the species Bupleurum chinese which is used in many herbal remedies.

Members growing plants in this genus

  • AndrewR
    Andrewr

    Joined 7 Aug, 2007

    547 plants

Comments:

guybinn
Guybinn

16 Aug, 2008

 

Yes your right Andrewr, i've just looked it up. Bupleurum brought me to this site and your pages. The label on the plants where i got the seed did say that it or they came from china, now did it mean some of the family came from there, i don't know. The seeds came from Askham Bryan college near York. When i went to Corfu about 5 years ago i went to a taverna and they had planted a hedge of it right next to the tables. They were only a foot tall. Not a good idea lol, poor people trying to eat with all those flies, wasps.

AndrewR
Andrewr

12 Aug, 2008

 

According to my 'bible', this comes from the Mediterranean

guybinn
Guybinn

12 Aug, 2008

 

Hi Andrewr, i've had this in my garden for about 6 years. I got some seed when we went on a works seminar. On the plant label it said it came from China, mine is against a south facing fence and reached a height of 5 feet but then it started to fall over. I pruned it down to about 2 feet after flowering and it was alot neater the following year. I will prune it again this year... Bye the way if you don't like flies, wasps, or hover flies don't grow it lol. Great for me who loves to photograph them though.

flcrazy
Flcrazy

8 Aug, 2008

 

Nice looking plant, I like the leaf color and structure, along with the unusual looking flower heads. I'll have to do some research on this one for sure ~!

Gillian
Gillian

28 Jul, 2008

 

Impressive plant!

AndrewR
Andrewr

27 Jul, 2008

 

It's slightly taller than me (I'm six feet tall) and a bit rangy. I recently cut out a couple of branches that were attempting to grow horizontally and after flowering, I'm pruning it in an attempt to give it a more upright habit

jacque
Jacque

27 Jul, 2008

 

This looks Huge :O

AndrewR
Andrewr

26 Jul, 2008

 

The grey-green leaves just under the flowers are the foliage of this plant.
Umbelliferous means all the stems for the flowers spring from one point (like the spokes of an umbrella)

Marguerite
Marguerite

26 Jul, 2008

 

Very nicelooking plant. What means umbelliferous??? Perhaps you should have left the seedlings till larger and then planted them out? I like the plant underneath too, or is that its foliage? To me this plant is a stranger!

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