Fragrant Snowball, you know, maybe it's another name.

Families and genera of fragrant Snowball

Fragrant Snowball is a perennial herb of Cruciferae and Snowball.

Another name for fragrant Snowball

Fragrant snowball is also called courtyard mustard, small white flower and jade butterfly ball.

The origin of fragrant snowballs

Produced along the coast of the Mediterranean. China's Hebei, Shanxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shaanxi, Xinjiang and other provincial parks and flower beds are cultivated for viewing.

Morphological characteristics of fragrant Snowball

Fragrant Snowball is a perennial herb, the base of which is lignified, and the whole plant is covered with "Ding" hairs with silvery gray.

Leaf blade striate or lanceolate, narrowing at both ends, entire.

Inflorescences corymbose, fruiting extremely elongated, petals lavender or white, oblong.

Seeds 1 per locule, hanging from the top of the locule, oblong, about 1.5 mm long, reddish brown, sticky in case of water. The flowering period is from March to April in greenhouse and from June to July in open field.