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Often used in the same context:
eupatorium,
santolina,
lungwort,
lysimachia,
variegata,
sinensis,
cimicifuga,
tickseed,
colocasia,
cinquefoil,
lathyrus,
acer palmatum,
praecox,
angustifolia,
syringa,
fritillaries,
rugosa,
marsh marigold,
heliconia,
cordyline,
euphorbia,
tradescantia,
lonicera,
deciduous holly,
latifolia,
lutea,
bellflowers,
prunus,
australis,
scabiosa,
snowberry,
speciosa,
plumbago,
achillea,
ironweed,
heuchera,
hippeastrum,
swamp milkweed,
chamaecyparis,
magnolia stellata,
gigantea,
cowslip,
marginata,
pincushion flower,
glabra,
asparagus fern,
saxifrage,
allamanda,
mollis,
winterberry,
berberis,
opuntia,
asclepias,
lamium,
pennisetum,
firebush,
concolor,
grevillea,
podocarpus,
euonymus,
carex,
maidenhair,
maritima,
squill,
sword fern,
spiderwort,
clethra,
ageratum,
pinus,
trout lily,
bottlebrush,
baptisia,
mullein,
red osier dogwood,
liatris,
gentian,
coccinea,
ilex,
deutzia,
yaupon holly,
gazania,
paeonia,
glauca,
coral honeysuckle,
loquat,
dracaena,
phormium,
trumpet honeysuckle,
tuberosa,
vulgare,
stonecrop,
inkberry,
trumpet creeper,
goldenrods,
tagetes,
honeysuckles,
rubrum,
rubra,
lehua,
plantago,
nemesia,
rudbeckia hirta
Appears in the definition of:
eringo,
eryngo
More general:
rosid dicot genus
Synonyms:
genus eryngium
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