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Often used in the same context:
eupatorium,
hippeastrum,
syringa,
spiderwort,
variegata,
euphorbia,
grandiflora,
lysimachia,
paeonia,
purpurea,
flowering quince,
swamp milkweed,
deutzia,
muscari,
latifolia,
helleborus,
glabra,
asclepias,
superba,
marsh marigold,
glauca,
andromeda,
fritillaria,
santolina,
lungwort,
ajuga,
cowslip,
acer palmatum,
speciosa,
plumbago,
lagerstroemia,
winterberry,
achillea,
heliconia,
praecox,
yaupon holly,
oenothera,
rosea,
rugosa,
dieffenbachia,
asparagus fern,
lutea,
lonicera,
rubrum,
campanula,
aconitum,
weigela,
buttonbush,
bellflower,
opuntia,
autumn crocus,
pennisetum,
alata,
pieris japonica,
scabiosa,
pot marigold,
honeysuckles,
colocasia,
heuchera,
spectabilis,
vulgare,
cinquefoil,
solidago,
holly fern,
ageratum,
fritillary,
cotoneaster,
gloxinia,
yaupon,
fothergilla,
tuberosa,
celosia,
nemesia,
angustifolia,
schefflera,
allamanda,
lathyrus,
berberis thunbergii,
turtlehead,
cranesbill,
nobilis,
rubra,
lamium,
meadow rue,
formosa,
prunus,
nandina,
amelanchier,
bridal wreath,
deciduous holly,
passiflora,
bottlebrush,
maidenhair fern,
bottlebrush buckeye,
perilla,
officinalis,
hollyhock,
amsonia,
bicolored,
monarda,
dracaena,
multiflora
More general:
liliopsid genus,
monocot genus
Synonyms:
genus tradescantia
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