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Canan Özdemir
Halil İncekara Sience and Art Center
Hedera helix forest ivy
Forest ivy (Hedera) is an evergreen woody tree with 12 to 15 species growing across Europe, Northwest Africa and eastern Asia especially in Taiwan and Japan, which can grow up to 20-30 meters in height and climb trees that spread like a carpet on the ground or on rocks. is a plant.Its homeland is Western Asia and Europe. ...
Forest ivy (Hedera) is an evergreen woody tree with 12 to 15 species growing across Europe, Northwest Africa and eastern Asia especially in Taiwan and Japan, which can grow up to 20-30 meters in height and climb trees that spread like a carpet on the ground or on rocks. is a plant.Its homeland is Western Asia and Europe. It is common in different forest regions of Turkey, especially in broad-leaved tree forests. It is harmful to forest trees. Also cultivated, variegated and small-leaved forms have also been developed. It is also grown as an ornamental plant in gardens and parks. Botanical Name 'Hedera helix' Hedera creeper is an elegant accent plant with lobed leaves and lush vines. Small-leaf ivory blends beautifully into gardens, adding texture to a variety of tropical plants.
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Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle (Lonicera), whose homeland is Europe, is a garden plant known for its highly fragrant flowers. Honeysuckle flowers, from yellow to bright red, are known for their pleasant scent and sweet nectar. The red, black, or blue hackberry-shaped berries of the honeysuckle plant are slightly poisonous, but the berries of a few species (Lonicera caerulea) are edible.
elongated, prismatic capsule with a large number of seeds.
Rosehip
Rosehip (Rosa canina) is a plant native to Europe, northwest Africa, and western Asia. From the Rosaceae family 1-3,5 m. It is a tree that can grow up to a height, whose trunk and branches are thorny. It has light or dark pink, sometimes white, small and simple-layered, fragrant flowers. When the base of these flowers matures, the petals are poured and 1.5-2 cm.......................................................
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Generally, the flower, branch and leaf parts of the plant are used for healing purposes. Roots are not used.