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A Purple mullein in the backyard with nightingale's chorus
Ενα είδος φλόμου αυτοφυές στην αυλή, συνωδία αηδονιού.

Verbascum phoeniceum syn. Celsia rechingeri Purple mullein
wild in the yard
Verbascum phoeniceum (Purple mullein) is a species of mullein belonging to the family Scrophulariaceae, native to central Europe, central Asia, and western China. Certain parts of the United States and Canada are also naturalized. . This is a short-lived perennial species that blooms on average earlier than other mullein species and produces bright purplish-pink flowers.
Etymology meaning
The genus name Verbascum comes from the Latin word barbascum which means "bearded", in reference to the hairy stamen filaments of some species.
The species name phoeniceum refers to the colour 'purple-red' (bright red or scarlet) after the dye that came from Phoenicia. Phoenicia was an ancient civilization composed of independent city-states which lay along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea stretching through what is now Syria, Lebanon and northern Israel.
Celsia= New Latin, from Olaf Celsius †1756 Swedish botanist + New Latin -ia Merriam-Webster
rechingeri=named in honor of Karl Heinz Rechinger, director of the Natural History Museum of Wien,
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