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| common_names = Rose pink
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| origin = EN Amer., Caribbean, C Amer.{{RHS}}
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| lifespan = perennials, annuals, biennials{{RHS}}
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| water = moist soil
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|genus = Sabatia
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Sabatia (named after Liberatus Sabbati, an Italian botanist of the eighteenth century); also spelled Sabbatia. Gentianaceae. Hardy annual or biennial (rarely perennial by stolons) herbs, making showy garden or border plants, although little grown.
Sabatia (named after Liberatus Sabbati, an Italian botanist of the eighteenth century); also spelled Sabbatia. Gentianaceae. Hardy annual or biennial (rarely perennial by stolons) herbs, making showy garden or border plants, although little grown.


Leaves opposite, sessile or clasping: fls. showy, rose-pink or -purple or white, in cymose panicles terminating the branches; calyx 5-12-parted, the lobes slender; corolla rotate, 5-12-parted, usually with a yellow eye: caps. globose or ovoid, 2-valved. — About 18 or 20 species, N. Amer. and Cuba, mostly on the coastal plain. Sabatias require a light sweet soil. Seed may be sown in fall or early spring. The plants are easily transplanted. Some of them grow in brackish places.
Leaves opposite, sessile or clasping: fls. showy, rose-pink or -purple or white, in cymose panicles terminating the branches; calyx 5-12-parted, the lobes slender; corolla rotate, 5-12-parted, usually with a yellow eye: caps. globose or ovoid, 2-valved. — About 18 or 20 species, N. Amer. and Cuba, mostly on the coastal plain. Sabatias require a light sweet soil. Seed may be sown in fall or early spring. The plants are easily transplanted. Some of them grow in brackish places.
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==Cultivation==
==Cultivation==
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==Species==
==Species==
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17 species{{RHS}}, including[http://www.anps.org/Summer%202005%20Claytonia.pdf pdf file]:
*''[[Sabatia angularis]]''
*''[[Sabatia arenicola]]''
*''[[Sabatia arkansana]]''
*''[[Sabatia bartramii]]''
*''[[Sabatia brachiata]]''
*''[[Sabatia brevifolia]]''
*''[[Sabatia calycina]]''
*''[[Sabatia campanulata]]''
*''[[Sabatia campestris]]''
*''[[Sabatia capitata]]''
*''[[Sabatia difformis]]''
*''[[Sabatia dodecandra]]''
*''[[Sabatia formosa]]''
*''[[Sabatia gentianoides]]''
*''[[Sabatia grandiflora]]''
*''[[Sabatia kennedyana]]''
*''[[Sabatia macrophylla]]''
*''[[Sabatia quadrangula]]''
*''[[Sabatia stellaris]]''
*S. paniculata, see [[Sabatia quadrangula]]
 
unknown
*[[Sabatia lanceolata‎]]{{SCH}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Latest revision as of 15:48, 30 April 2009

Sabatia
{{{latin_name}}}
 Rose pink
Habit:
Height: ⇕
Width: ⇔
Lifespan: ⌛ perennials, annuals, biennialsRH
Origin: ✈ EN Amer., Caribbean, C Amer.RH
Poisonous: ☠
Exposure: ☼
Water: ◍ moist soil
Features: ✓
Hardiness: ☃
Bloom: ❀
USDA Zones:
Sunset Zones:
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Sabatia (named after Liberatus Sabbati, an Italian botanist of the eighteenth century); also spelled Sabbatia. Gentianaceae. Hardy annual or biennial (rarely perennial by stolons) herbs, making showy garden or border plants, although little grown.

Leaves opposite, sessile or clasping: fls. showy, rose-pink or -purple or white, in cymose panicles terminating the branches; calyx 5-12-parted, the lobes slender; corolla rotate, 5-12-parted, usually with a yellow eye: caps. globose or ovoid, 2-valved. — About 18 or 20 species, N. Amer. and Cuba, mostly on the coastal plain. Sabatias require a light sweet soil. Seed may be sown in fall or early spring. The plants are easily transplanted. Some of them grow in brackish places.


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Species

17 speciesRH, includingpdf file:

unknown

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