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Often used in the same context:
trout lily,
fritillaria,
marsh marigold,
turtlehead,
liatris,
lungwort,
chamaecyparis,
swamp milkweed,
wood anemone,
plumbago,
red osier dogwood,
dusty miller,
baptisia,
trumpet honeysuckle,
ligustrum,
crinum,
meadowsweet,
clethra,
silky dogwood,
muscari,
grape hyacinth,
ageratum,
saxifrage,
leatherleaf,
oenothera,
scabiosa,
dracaena,
bunchberry,
dwarf iris,
shadbush,
bluets,
podocarpus,
maidenhair,
cotoneaster,
pincushion flower,
pickerel weed,
candytuft,
sow thistle,
goldenrods,
gazania,
strawflower,
cranesbill,
skunk cabbage,
highbush cranberry,
cherry laurel,
foxglove,
coontie,
cockscomb,
amelanchier,
sumacs,
pulmonaria,
sweet woodruff,
cypress vine,
monarda,
cinquefoil,
sweet potato vine,
lysimachia,
monkshood,
spicebush,
tiger lily,
corydalis,
yaupon,
trailing arbutus,
achillea,
honeysuckles,
hepatica,
tickseed,
bridal wreath,
colchicum,
squill,
scilla,
spirea,
ocotillo,
hippeastrum,
creeping thyme,
flowering quince,
bedstraw,
portulaca,
euonymous,
nepeta,
aucuba,
whorled,
rubrum,
deciduous holly,
lehua,
maidenhair fern,
buttonbush,
trumpet creeper,
sweet alyssum,
stonecrop,
bottlebrush,
spatterdock,
astilbe,
cowslip,
potentilla,
hackberries,
mullein,
serviceberries,
shasta daisy,
andromeda,
cleome
More general:
flower
Synonyms:
anemonella thalictroides
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