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Plant & Garden Varieties beginning with O
Page 9 of 20 containing botanical plant
names begining with the letter O.

155 Varieties Listed in Total

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Opuntia polyacantha
Requires a sandy or very well-drained soil[160]. Prefers a pH in the range 6 to 7.5[200]. Must be kept fairly dry in winter but likes a reasonable supply of water in the growing season[200]. A position at the b... [MORE]
 
Opuntia ramosissima
Requires a sandy or very well-drained soil[160]. Prefers a pH in the range 6 to 7.5[200]. Plants must be kept fairly dry in winter but they like a reasonable supply of water in the growing season[200]. A positi... [MORE]
 
Orchis coriophora
Easily grown in full sun in a moist sandy loam[42]. Orchids are, in general, shallow-rooting plants of well-drained low-fertility soils. Their symbiotic relationship with a fungus in the soil allows them to ob... [MORE]
 
Orchis italica
Requires a deep rich soil[1]. Best grown in a sunny position in a well-drained bank and a loamy soil[42]. Plants are fairly hardy in Britain but, because they come into growth in the winter, they are best cult... [MORE]
 
Orchis laxiflora
Requires a deep rich soil[1]. Plants can succeed in drier areas of bog gardens[230]. Orchids are, in general, shallow-rooting plants of well-drained low-fertility soils. Their symbiotic relationship with a fun... [MORE]
 
Orchis mascula
Succeeds in most soils, but it prefers a moist loam and lots of leaf mould[42]. Requires a deep rich soil[1]. Grows well in full sun or partial shade[42], doing well in a woodland garden[230]. It also succeeds ... [MORE]
 
Orchis militaris
Easily grown on a good loamy soil[42]. Requires a deep rich soil[1]. Prefers a chalky soil[42]. Orchids are, in general, shallow-rooting plants of well-drained low-fertility soils. Their symbiotic relationship... [MORE]
 
Orchis morio
Prefers a sunny position and a good loamy soil[42]. Requires a deep rich soil[1]. Grows well in a sunny dry border or on a scree[230]. Orchids are, in general, shallow-rooting plants of well-drained low-fertil... [MORE]
 

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