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Often used in the same context:
celosia,
coneflowers,
zinnia,
weigela,
gaillardia,
dianthus,
eupatorium,
heuchera,
bee balm,
sweet alyssum,
cleome,
winterberry,
coreopsis,
hippeastrum,
globe amaranth,
goldenrods,
rudbeckia hirta,
ageratum,
verbenas,
scabiosa,
aucuba,
nandina,
nemesia,
clethra,
portulaca,
dusty miller,
fritillaria,
alyssum,
flowering quince,
bearded iris,
baptisia,
grandiflora,
ixora,
astilbe,
variegata,
euphorbia,
gazania,
cotoneaster,
campanula,
ajuga,
alstroemeria,
deutzia,
hyacinth bean,
cornus florida,
monarda,
coral honeysuckle,
plumbago,
sweet woodruff,
yarrow,
muscari,
cyclamen,
polyanthus,
amelanchier,
lysimachia,
jonquils,
abelia,
hollyhocks,
allamanda,
dracaena,
larkspur,
nicotiana,
liatris,
catmint,
mandevilla,
pennisetum,
photinia,
swamp milkweed,
grape hyacinth,
liriope,
scilla,
asters,
ranunculus,
primula,
gomphrena,
spiderwort,
pot marigold,
phlox,
shasta daisy,
daphne,
honeysuckles,
camellia japonica,
delphinium,
tickseed,
crotons,
butterfly bush,
snowberry,
nepeta,
tradescantia,
serviceberry,
impatiens,
sedums,
tuberosa,
narcissi,
calendula officinalis,
mahonia,
santolina,
pieris,
spireas,
nasturtium,
vinca,
lamium,
brugmansia
Appears in the definition of:
coneflower
More general:
asterid dicot genus
Synonyms:
genus rudbeckia
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