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With 0.9-1.5 m in height, squarish stems,
Scrophularia buergeriana,
a perennial herb, grows in moist grasslands in mountainous regions.
Leaves are of alternate phyllotaxis, with 1-2cm long pedicles; the
blades are ovate, 6-8cm long, with somewhat sharp serrations on the
margins. Stem's tips and upper portions' leaf axils create 20-40cm
long, slender racemes, in which many flowers come densely; corollas
measuring 6-7mm in length, and sepals are cleft into five. Bloom time:
July-August. |