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Often used in the same context:
brugmansia,
asparagus fern,
sweet marjoram,
eupatorium,
purslane,
bay laurel,
snowberry,
loquat,
opuntia,
winterberry,
flowering shrub,
asclepias,
flowering quince,
cow parsnip,
heuchera,
ostrich fern,
primula,
anise hyssop,
perilla,
endives,
yuccas,
vulgare,
brassica oleracea,
sapodilla,
vaccinium,
pokeweed,
muskmelons,
cotoneaster,
spinosa,
wood sorrel,
marsh marigold,
basils,
variegata,
prunus,
mullein,
goldenrods,
yaupon,
kales,
medlar,
highbush cranberry,
staghorn sumac,
horsetails,
lysimachia,
swiss chard,
lablab,
pineapple guava,
gloxinia,
teasel,
portulaca,
honeysuckles,
muscari,
bayberry,
santolina,
swamp milkweed,
baptisia,
nigella,
spicebush,
nasturtium,
pot marigold,
inkberry,
origanum,
nemesia,
boletes,
lovage,
fava,
cucurbita,
bunchberry,
spiraea,
celosia,
serviceberries,
monkshood,
spaghetti squash,
potentilla,
clethra,
allamanda,
angustifolia,
phalaenopsis,
buttercup squash,
campanula,
broccoli raab,
creeping charlie,
sunchoke,
euphorbia,
berberis,
deadly nightshade,
bellflowers,
dendrobium,
daphne,
salsify,
sow thistle,
tuberosa,
fleabane,
jerusalem artichoke,
drupes,
monarda,
epimedium,
scuppernongs,
bearberry,
vinca minor,
pieris japonica,
lonicera,
taraxacum
Appears in the definition of:
cynara,
genus cynara
Part of:
cynara cardunculus
More general:
vegetable,
veggie
Synonyms:
cynara cardunculus
Also try:
— Adjectives for cardoon:
common,
wild,
cultivated,
prickly
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