liejník
Liejník, also known by its scientific name *Leontopodium alpinum*, is a herbaceous perennial plant native to the mountainous regions of Europe, particularly the Alps. It is famously known as Edelweiss. The plant is characterized by its distinctive star-shaped cluster of white, woolly bracts that surround its small yellow flower heads. These bracts are often mistaken for the petals.
The common name "Edelweiss" originates from German and translates to "noble white," referring to its appearance
Liejník has a long history of association with alpine folklore and is often considered a symbol of
The plant is relatively slow-growing and can be challenging to cultivate outside of its natural alpine environment.
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