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Hylotelephium verticillatum
is a perennial herb that grows in conglomerate areas or dry
riverbeds in mountainous regions. The stems, which are 30-80cm in
height, are erect or diagonally upward. Leaves are in whorls of
three thick leaves, each 3-8cm long and oblong, with sparsely-set
serrations on the margins and white powder on the bottom sides. The
stem tops bear compound corymbs with dense, light yellow-green
flowers. Bloom time: August-September. |