Martin Pellizzer

Galium × Himmelbaurianum

Galium × himmelbaurianum is a rare and intriguing hybrid plant that results from the cross between Galium verum and Galium aparine. This species is known for its delicate, sprawling growth habit and its ability to thrive in disturbed soils and sunny environments. Its small, clustered flowers often display a yellowish hue, adding a subtle beauty to the landscape. While not widely cultivated, it holds significance in botanical studies due to its unique genetic makeup. This plant serves as a fascinating example of natural hybridization in the Rubiaceae family.