Cerinthe species can be categorized as annuals, biennials, or perennials. They typically feature simple, frequently grey-tinged foliage and produce tubular flowers that are arranged in a hanging terminal cluster, accompanied by noticeable bracts.

Cerinthe minor

Cerinthe minor 'Bouquet Gold'

Cerinthe minor subsp. auriculata

Cerinthe minor subsp. minor

Cerinthe minor var. hispida Turvill

Cerinthe palaestina

Cerinthe retorta

Chionocharis hookeri

Cordia

Cordia africana

Cordia alba

Cordia alliodora

Cordia angiocarpa

Cordia boissieri

Cordia collocca

Cordia crenata

Cordia crenata subsp. meridionalis

Cordia decandra

Cordia dentata

Cordia dichotoma

Cordia dodecandra

Cordia gerascanthus

Cordia goeldiana

Cordia greggii

Cordia leucosebestena

Cordia lutea

Cordia macrostachya

Cordia monoica

Cordia myxa L.

Cordia nitida

Cordia nivea

Cordia polycephala

Cordia rothii

Cordia sebestena L.

Cordia subcordata

Cordia superba

Cordia trichotoma

Cryptantha

Cryptantha caespitosa

Cryptantha flava

Cryptantha flavoculata

Cryptantha johnstonii

Cryptantha paradoxa

Cynoglossum species can be classified as annuals, biennials, or perennials, though they typically have a short lifespan. They feature leaves that are primarily hairy, straightforward in shape, and range from lanceolate to oblong. From spring through autumn, these plants produce cymes of flowers resembling forget-me-nots, available in shades of blue, purple, pink, or white.

Cynoglossum

Cynoglossum amabile is a bushy annual or biennial that can reach heights of approximately 60 cm. Its foliage consists of hairy, oval to elongated grey-green leaves. From early to midsummer, or later when sown in late spring, it produces clusters of flowers in shades of light blue, white, or pink.

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