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Mimulus

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Mimulus 

a genus of low annual or perennial herbs of the family Scrophulariaceae; they are rarely subshrubs. There are approximately 100 species, distributed primarily in the nontropical areas of America, particularly in the west. Some species grow wild in Europe. In the USSR there are three wild species (Far East) and three imported species. Some varieties are cultivated as decorative border annuals because of the unusual form and color of their large, bilabiate corollas. The most frequently raised plants of this genus are Mimulus guttatus, M. luteus, and their hybrid form—M. tigrinus. M. tigrinus is distinguished by the various colors and markings on the underside of its corollas.



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The Indian paintbrush, scarlet bugler, bleeding heart, mimulus, and tiger lily are very common, and the subalpine uplands are aglow in mid-August with lupine, pentstemon, laurel, and heather.
One or more of the following may ease your anxiety: Aspen (anxious about the future) Mimulus (anxious about the past) Red Chestnut (anxious about the safety of others) Elm (overwhelming anxiety) Rock Rose (anxiety that escalates into panic) The smell of roses has been used for centuries to ease anxiety.
Choose from Calceolaria (Purse Flower)*, Impatiens* or Mimulus (Monkey Flower) for the most colorful displays.
 
 
 
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