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Often used in the same context:
sequoia sempervirens,
tickseed,
asclepias,
bladderwort,
clarkia,
broom sedge,
camassia,
solidago,
buttonbush,
paloverde,
tradescantia,
arctostaphylos,
spiderwort,
stonecrop,
globe mallow,
passiflora,
smartweed,
proboscis monkey,
lysimachia,
saxifrage,
yaupon holly,
achillea,
tagetes,
evergreen huckleberry,
cactus wren,
sundew,
tree frog,
tussock grass,
shadbush,
oenothera,
fritillaries,
teasel,
gentians,
carex,
marsh marigold,
mesic,
pieris japonica,
monterey cypress,
juneberry,
ironweed,
creosote bush,
tadpole shrimp,
prunus,
toyon,
digitalis purpurea,
garry oak,
banksia,
spectabilis,
eupatorium,
creeping thyme,
heuchera,
baptisia australis,
fiddlehead,
coffeeberry,
orange hawkweed,
gray jay,
taraxacum,
pokeweed,
amelanchier,
acer saccharum,
cow parsnip,
phacelia,
lathyrus,
salmonberry,
lupines,
rugosa,
limber pine,
camas,
skunk cabbage,
butternut tree,
brittlebush,
concolor,
latifolia,
tarns,
ceanothus,
grevillea,
elodea,
ipomoea,
ferny,
bottlebrush,
heathers,
bull thistle,
catalpa,
tiger beetle,
colocasia,
karri,
santolina,
balsamroot,
milk vetch,
galanthus,
cistus,
snowberry,
palo verde,
caracara,
euphorbia,
amsonia,
lobata,
metasequoia,
schefflera,
scabiosa,
panicum virgatum,
pincushion flower
More general:
dicot genus,
magnoliopsid genus
Synonyms:
genus darlingtonia
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