Tashkent Botanical Garden named
after academician F.N. Rusanov

Area

Russia, Caucasus, Ukraine, Siberia, Occurs in Europe and Asia. Russia, Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania are included in the Red Cross.

Botanical description of the plant

Perennial herb. The stem is hairy. The leaves are simple, pointed and hairy. The tufts are white to yellow. The fruit is a white walnut. Light-loving xerophyte plant.

Medicinal properties

It is used as an analgesic, anti-inflammatory, laxative.

Growing technology

Can be grown in open and shady places. Not so demanding on soil fertility. During the dry period should be watered frequently. Seeds bloom in June-July, 110-130 days after sowing.