Duke of Argyll's tea tree
Lycium barbarum
- Blütezeit
- June–September
- Nektar
- gut
- Pollen
- mittel
- Weitere Namen
- Goji berry
The Duke of Argyll's Tea Tree flowers from June to September with small violet funnel-shaped flowers and then bears the red goji berries. It grows on walls, railway embankments and in overgrown hedges and is extremely drought-tolerant. The long flowering period makes it a reliable summer flow, especially in hot years.