Apocynum

Apocynum androsaemifolium, commonly known as spreading dogbane, is a perennial plant that typically reaches a height of around 75 cm. This species is indigenous to the wild regions of North America. It features pairs of oval, medium-green leaves that grow opposite each other along the stems. In summer, it produces small clusters of fragrant, bell-shaped flowers that are pale pink with darker pink stripes on the interior. After flowering, the plant develops elongated seed pods filled with silky-haired seeds.

This small genus comprises bushy, herbaceous perennials found in North America, temperate Asia, and southeastern Europe. They feature lanceolate or oval leaves and produce clusters of bell-shaped flowers that range in color from greenish-white to pink-purple, often emitting a pleasant fragrance.

Apocynum androsaemifolium

Apocynum pumilum

Apocynum venetum

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