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Lysimachia vulgaris var. davurica, a perennial herb
that inhabits wetlands in mountainous regions, grows to 40-80cm in
height, with rhizomes that extend sideways for vegetative
propagation. Stems have dense, short hairs and glandular hairs.
Leaves are opposite or in whorls of three, 4-to 12cm in length,
lanceolate in shape, with sharp tips. The stem's upper portions bear
many yellow flowers arranged in a cone. Corollas measure 1.2-1.5cm
in diameter and are deeply cleft into five. Bloom time:
July-September. |