black alder
Ilex verticillata latin

There isn't enough information to know how black alder works.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of black alder for these uses.

Very small area is covered with forests formations black alder.

At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for black alder.

People take black alder for intestinal bleeding and sore throat.

Maybe that black alder concoction had helped, after all.

In the eastern part, on the peat bogs, black alders grow.

The best known species are the Black Alder, which can be seen throughout Europe.

The European black alder is another urban survivor.

Along the riverbanks, species like the Black Alder and willows can be found.

The appropriate dose of black alder depends on several factors such as the user's age, health, and several other conditions.

There are some birch, spruce, black alder groves.

The wood resembles that of the black alder, but is somewhat paler and of little value.

Some of the species not to be found further north are black alder, hop, oregano and guelder rose.

Black alder is a plant.

Black alder is sometimes used as a gargle for sore throat, especially strep throat.

"Where else was I supposed to get willow root, black alder, vervain, and rue at this hour?"

Trees around the lake include Black Alder and Grey Willow.

Black Alder may refer to:

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about the use of black alder during pregnancy and breast-feeding.

The tree species present are: black alder, holm oak, cork oak, maritime pine.

In the 13th century the Lewitz depression was still covered by oak, beech, black alder and birch.

"Black alder," Sally explained.

We turn down a small dirt road, past small stands of black alder and Virginia pine, into a grove of young black locust trees.

The floristic diversity of the park consists of around 460 species, including the Bayanaul pine and the black alder.

A particular favorite is the native winterberry, Ilex verticillata.

This is especially true of a native hardy holly, Ilex verticillata, the winterberry.

One holly that deserves more space is the hardy winterberry, Ilex verticillata.

Ilex verticillata, used by Native Americans for medicinal purposes, the origin of the name "fever bush".

The most spectacular berry-bearing holly is the common winterberry (Ilex verticillata), another native plant.

Ilex verticillata (N)

On the other side of the house, a single winterberry, Ilex verticillata, casts its brilliant red berries against white-framed windows.

A. The winterberry (Ilex verticillata) is somewhat misleadingly named.

For a true scarlet, there is winterberry (Ilex verticillata), a member of the holly genus whose fruits stand out on bare branches.

Ilex verticillata (American Winterberry)

Although foliage color is not the feature of this one, few gardens are complete without the brilliant red berries of the native American holly, Ilex verticillata.

Two other woody plants I admire enormously are the native deciduous hollies, Ilex verticillata and I. decidua.

Winterberry, ilex verticillata, is a deciduous holly that keeps its scarlet berries long after its leaves have fallen, so plant this one while you are at it.

I'm going to plant two together this year: Ilex verticillata Winter Gold, which has salmon-orange berries, alongside Winter Red, which has crimson fruit.

The park is closed until March, but through the locked gate at 317 East 51st Street can be seen a small winterberry (Ilex verticillata Winter Red).

Curly willows, weeping beeches, Ilex verticillata sprouting orange berries, variegated boxwoods and bamboo grasses all add a sea of color to the grays of winter here.

Good plants for winter bird food include Ilex verticillata, or winterberry, a deciduous holly that holds on to its bright red fruit long after it loses its leaves.

USDA PLANTS Profile for Ilex verticillata (common winterberry)

I cut and arrange branches of white pine, spruce and hemlock thickly in each pot, and insert branches of Ilex verticillata full of shiny red berries.

This spring, I planted dwarf winterberries (Ilex verticillata "Red Sprite"), which I hope will live up to their reputation of being covered with large red fruit.

Set out a feeder to supplement birds' natural food sources: hollies, hawthorn, juniper, winterberry (Ilex verticillata), American cranberry bush (Viburnum trilobum).

Lacking the patience to create such displays, I have chosen colorful cultivars of chokeberries (Aronia arbutifolia) and winterberries (Ilex verticillata).

Sources for Ilex verticillata and its offspring include Fairweather Gardens, P.O. Box 330, Greenwich, N.J. 08323, (609) 451-6261 (catalogue, $3).

Among the dozens of specimens that they will talk about are red Ilex verticillata, Hinoki cypress, Picea pungens Thompsoni, Pieris Japonica and Yucca Golden Sword.

But perhaps the most spectacular player at this time of year is the deciduous holly, winterberry (Ilex verticillata), which drops its leaves in November, leaving no competition for the red berries lining its woody stalks.