Common names of plants from B & T World Seeds' price-lists
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(Bronze)
"Bronze" currently available from B & T World Seeds
| "Bronze Bush-pea" | Pultenaea villosa |
| "Bronze Dracaena" | Cordyline australis Purpurea |
| "Bronze Fennel" | Foeniculum vulgare Purpureum - Bronze |
| "Bronze Fennel, organic seed" | Foeniculum vulgare Purpureum - Bronze organic seed |
| "Bronze Loquat" | Eriobotrya deflexa svs |
| "Bronze New Zealand Flax" | Phormium tenax Atropurpureum |
| "Bronze Norfolk Island Cabbage Tree" | Cordyline obtecta Purpurea |
| "Bronze Palm" | Oraniopsis appendiculata |
| "Bronze Shower Tree" | Cassia moschata |
| "Bronzefenchel" | Foeniculum vulgare Purpureum - Bronze |
| "Carex Bronze Curls" | Carex comans Bronze Curls - Bronze Form - Bronco |
| "Micro Fennel Bronze" | Foeniculum vulgare Purpureum - Bronze for micro fe |
All the "Bronze" from our database
including currently available Bronze, and Bronze for which we do not have a current source.
Perhaps you found "Bronze" in a book, another catalogue or among personal communications
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Herbal Medicinal names frequently refer to the part of the plant used and a version of the Latin name, for example "Belladonnae Radix", are the roots of Atropa belladonna ( the botanical name is sometimes written Atropa bella-donna ).
Some uses for plants are included in our common names, so fuel will find some plants useful for fuel, and aphro will find some plants reputed to have aphrodisiac properties.
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