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Often used in the same context:
moth orchid,
dendrobium,
cattleya,
heliconia,
flowering quince,
cymbidium,
camellia japonica,
alstroemeria,
primula,
hippeastrum,
anthurium,
honeysuckles,
orchids,
ixora,
heuchera,
sweet alyssum,
basils,
fritillaria,
winterberry,
monarda,
plumeria,
verbenas,
muscari,
euphorbia,
poinciana,
cotoneaster,
flowering shrub,
cineraria,
ageratum,
paphiopedilum,
polyanthus,
bottlebrush,
lonicera,
gloxinia,
mandevilla,
nandina,
weigela,
bearded iris,
liriope,
portulaca,
japonica,
tuberosa,
variegata,
crotons,
pineapple guava,
eupatorium,
celosia,
colchicum,
narcissi,
coneflowers,
clethra,
hyacinth bean,
pieris,
dracaena,
opuntia,
glads,
alyssum,
snowberry,
hellebore,
aucuba,
amaranthus,
spiraea,
toad lily,
lagerstroemia,
paeonia,
marsh marigold,
berberis,
amelanchier,
acer palmatum,
goldenrods,
camellia,
dusty miller,
campanula,
peonies,
loquat,
brugmansia,
deutzia,
santolina,
coleus,
helleborus,
allamanda,
zinnia,
mullein,
amaryllis,
latifolia,
sweetpeas,
swamp milkweed,
pussy willow,
nemesia,
speciosa,
syringa,
hydrangea,
grandiflora,
sedums,
agapanthus,
hibiscus,
vinca minor,
nasturtium,
tradescantia,
crinum,
umbels,
deciduous holly
Appears in the definition of:
moth orchid,
moth plant
More general:
liliopsid genus,
monocot genus
Synonyms:
genus phalaenopsis
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