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[[Achillea]] clavenae, Linn, (commonly spelled A. Clavennae. A. argentea, Hort., not Lam.). Dwarf, tufted, hoary alpine plant; height 10 in.: lvs. dentate at apex; segms. obtuse: fls. spring and summer. Eu. B.M. 1287. Gn. 52, p. 421.—Thrives in sand.{{SCH}}
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Achillea clavenae, Linn, (commonly spelled A. Clavennae. A. argentea, Hort., not Lam.). Dwarf, tufted, hoary alpine plant; height 10 in.: lvs. dentate at apex; segms. obtuse: fls. spring and summer. Eu. B.M. 1287. Gn. 52, p. 421.—Thrives in sand.
 
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A. Ageratum, Linn. Fla. yellow. Eu.—A. ageratifolia, Benth. & Hook. (Anthemis Aizoon). Tufted, woolly, silvery gray: fls. white. May, June. Alps.—A. asplenifolia. Vent. Lvs. pinnate, smooth: fls. white. There is a red-fld. form. N. Amer.—A. atrata, Linn. Dwarf, tufted, aromatic: radical lvs. petiplate; cauline lvs. pinnatisect: fls. white. Alps.—A. aurea. Lam. Fls. golden yellow, the seeds stipitate: lvs. woolly. Aug., Sept. S. Eu. : Chrysanthemum achilleaefolium (which see).—A. decolorans, Schrad. Lvs. undivided: fls. pale yellow. July. Eu.—A. Herbarota, All. Dwarf, tufted, aromatic alpine: lvs. undivided, serrate: fls. white. May, June.—A. ligustica, All. Lvs. pinnatind: fls. white. Eu., Orient.—A. moschata. Jacq. Lvs. smooth, pinnately parted, lobes uncut: fls. white. Eu.—A. nana, Linn. Dwarf, hairy, woolly, aromatic: lvs. pinnatisect: fls. white. Spring. Eu. Used in making Chartreuse.—A. odorata, Linn. Lvs. pinnatisect; lobes cut: fls. white.—A. pectinata, Willd. Fls. pale yellow.—A. rupestris, Huter. Lvs. 1/2in. long, linear-spatulate, entire. S. Italy. B.M. 6905.—A. santolinoides. Lag. 1 ft.: lvs. pinnatisect, hairy-woolly: fls. white. July. Spain.—A. serrata, Retz. Lvs. pinnatifid, woolly: fls. white. Siberia(?).—A. Siehana, Hort. Fls. golden yellow, fragrant. Asia Minor.—A. umbellata, Sibth. Very woolly rock plant, 4-5 in.: lvs. pinnatifid; lobes oblong, bluntish, entire or serrate: fls. white. June. Greece.—A. valesiaca. Stein. Lvs. pinnately parted: fls. white. June-Aug. Eu. Other trade names are A. corymbosa, A. transylvanica and A. Huteri; none is known in hort. or botanical literature. N. Taylor
 
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Achillea clavenae, Linn, (commonly spelled A. Clavennae. A. argentea, Hort., not Lam.). Dwarf, tufted, hoary alpine plant; height 10 in.: lvs. dentate at apex; segms. obtuse: fls. spring and summer. Eu. B.M. 1287. Gn. 52, p. 421.—Thrives in sand.CH


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