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Often used in the same context:
sweet potato vine,
eupatorium,
vinca minor,
muscari,
sweet alyssum,
lamium,
nepeta,
liriope,
buttonbush,
euonymous,
monarda,
ferny,
marsh marigold,
santolina,
aucuba,
cotoneaster,
toyon,
trumpet vine,
paloverde,
pincushion flower,
portulaca,
shrubby,
sweet woodruff,
ajuga,
winter aconite,
ironweed,
pittosporum,
bottlebrush buckeye,
lysimachia,
pulmonaria,
nandina,
ligustrum,
swamp milkweed,
scabiosa,
pieris,
bottlebrush,
deutzia,
dusty miller,
bridal wreath,
red osier dogwood,
spicebush,
sumacs,
campanula,
rhizomatous,
snowberry,
groundcover,
oenothera,
gazania,
spireas,
grape hyacinth,
mahonia,
baptisia,
fritillaria,
trout lily,
honeysuckles,
goldenrods,
amelanchier,
lungwort,
scilla,
lonicera,
trumpet honeysuckle,
ceanothus,
cinquefoil,
asparagus fern,
buddleia,
hackberries,
lehua,
holly fern,
saxifrage,
oxeye daisy,
gooseneck loosestrife,
cranesbill,
bearberry,
narcissi,
pennisetum,
matilija poppy,
heuchera,
acer palmatum,
berberis,
firebush,
toad lily,
sweet william,
catmint,
moss phlox,
deciduous holly,
creeping jenny,
alyssum,
tagetes,
sedum,
maidenhair fern,
rockeries,
nigella,
agapanthus,
horsetail,
pachysandra,
clethra,
paeonia,
pieris japonica,
silky dogwood,
wood sorrel,
speedwell,
pyracantha
More general:
thyme
Synonyms:
thymus serpyllum,
wild thyme
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