Comesperma scoparium

Comesperma virgatum

Comesperma volubile

Monnina

Muraltia

Muraltia empleuridioides

Muraltia heisteria

Muraltia spinosa

Muraltia stipulacea

Polygala comprises a variety of plants, including annuals, evergreen perennials, and shrubs. They feature simple leaves and produce racemes of flowers that resemble those of peas.

Polygala

Polygala 'Africana'PBR

Polygala 'Dolomite'

Polygala 'Domino'

Polygala 'Purple Passion' is a compact, evergreen shrub that thrives in alpine conditions, characterized by its tufted growth form and medium green foliage. In spring and summer, it produces pea-shaped flowers in shades of purple and yellow.

Polygala 'Purple Passion'

Polygala 'Rhubarb Rock'

Polygala 'Rosengarten'

Polygala acarnanica

Polygala africana 'Nana'

Polygala alpestris

Polygala alpicola

Polygala alpina

Polygala amara

Polygala amarella

Polygala amoenissima

Polygala anatolica

Polygala arillata

Polygala calcarea is an evergreen perennial that forms a low-growing mat, reaching up to 5 cm in height. It features rosettes of small, leathery leaves that are dark green, while its trailing stems produce clusters of dark blue flowers, each with white tips, measuring up to 7 mm long. Blooming occurs from late spring through early summer.

Polygala calcarea

Polygala calcarea 'Lillet' is a low-growing, evergreen perennial that reaches a height of up to 5 cm. It features small, leathery leaves that are deep green in color. From late spring through summer, this plant produces short racemes bearing bright blue flowers, each measuring approximately 7 mm long, with distinctive white tips.

Polygala calcarea 'Lillet'

Polygala calcarea 'Susan's Blush'

Polygala calcarea Bulley's form

Polygala comosa

Polygala cowellii

Polygala cruciata

Polygala dunensis

Polygala fruticosa is an evergreen shrub that typically reaches a height of about 100 cm, featuring oval green leaves. In late spring to early summer, it produces clusters of fragrant flowers that range in color from purple to deep pink, resembling those of sweet peas. Certain varieties may exhibit continuous blooming throughout the year.

Polygala fruticosa

Polygala fruticosa 'Southern Shores'

Polygala fruticosa var. cordata

Polygala garcinii

Polygala incarnata

Polygala lutea

Polygala major

Polygala microphylla

Polygala monspeliaca

Polygala myrtifolia is an upright, bushy evergreen shrub characterized by its dense growth and glossy mid-green foliage. From spring until autumn, it produces purple flowers with greenish-white undertones and pink veins.

Polygala myrtifolia

Polygala myrtifolia 'Sirobysi'PBR

Polygala myrtifolia Bibi Pink ('Polylap')

This evergreen shrub, typically growing to 2.5 meters in height, has a rounded to spreading form and features small, oval leaves. From mid-summer through late autumn, it produces dark purple flowers, measuring approximately 2.5 centimeters in length, that bloom at the tips of the stems.

Polygala myrtifolia var. grandiflora

Polygala nicaeensis

Polygala persicariifolia

Polygala pruinosa subsp. pruinosa

Polygala rupestris

Polygala sanguinea

Polygala senega

Polygala serpyllifolia

Polygala sibirica

Polygala tatarinowii

Polygala tenuifolia

Polygala venulosa

Polygala virgata

Polygala virgata var. decora

Polygala vulgaris is a common native wildflower characterized by its sprawling, woody stems that can reach up to 20 cm in height. The plant features tiny, oval-shaped leaves that remain evergreen throughout the year. It produces clusters of small flowers that are typically blue, though variations may appear in shades of purple, pink, or white. This species serves as a food source for the dark green Fritillary butterfly and offers both pollen and nectar to pollinators.

Polygala vulgaris

Polygala vulgaris subsp. collina

Polygala vulgaris subsp. oxyptera

Polygala vulgaris subsp. vulgaris

This evergreen shrub can grow up to 1.5 meters tall, featuring dark green, oval-shaped leaves. During summer and autumn, it produces terminal racemes adorned with pea-like flowers that measure approximately 2.5 centimeters in length and display a reddish-purple hue.

Polygalaceae