Vital Aspiration for the Union with the Divine
It raises straight up in an intense and concentrated movement.
Light pink
Polygonaceae
Carl Linnaeus
Generally small, often less than 1 inch across.
Smooth, sometimes with a papery texture.
Usually 5, though in some species petals may appear fused or are very small.
Radially symmetrical.
Most species have little to no fragrance.
Varies from smooth to slightly hairy.
Alternate, sometimes almost whorled at nodes.
Generally green, with some species having variegated or reddish hues.
Primarily herbaceous plants, with some species exhibiting a more bushy growth.
Annual, biennial, and perennial types are all found within the genus.
Varies by species and location, some bloom in spring/summer, others in summer/fall.
Adapted to a wide range of climates, from temperate to tropical.
Varies; some species are drought-tolerant, while others prefer moist conditions.
Generally adaptable to a range of soil types; some species prefer wetlands or aquatic environments.
Can vary widely depending on the species; some are cold-hardy while others are more suited to warm climates.
Some species prefer full sun, others thrive in partial shade.
Susceptible to common garden pests and diseases, but specific vulnerabilities depend on the species.
Attract a variety of pollinators, including bees and butterflies.
Found in a wide range of habitats, from roadsides and fields to wetlands and forests.
Serve as food for wildlife and pollinators; some species are used for soil stabilization.
Some species are cultivated for their attractive foliage or flowers.
Some species used for dyeing or as cover crops.
Some species may be locally endangered or threatened, but many are common and even invasive.
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