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Often used in the same context:
heuchera,
eupatorium,
baptisia,
snowberry,
campanula,
nepeta,
rudbeckia hirta,
portulaca,
scabiosa,
cotoneaster,
firebush,
nemesia,
bottlebrush,
euphorbia,
swamp milkweed,
clethra,
senecio,
variegata,
ceanothus,
tickseed,
anise hyssop,
coral honeysuckle,
santolina,
winterberry,
sweet alyssum,
pittosporum,
pineapple guava,
monarda,
liatris,
zinnia,
asparagus fern,
pincushion flower,
lysimachia,
spiraea,
grape hyacinth,
basils,
umbels,
verbenas,
cleome,
oenothera,
pasque flower,
buttonbush,
cordyline,
creeping jenny,
creeping thyme,
grandiflora,
gomphrena,
gaillardia,
trumpet honeysuckle,
pennisetum,
allamanda,
marsh marigold,
goldenrods,
tuberosa,
coneflower,
flowering quince,
bellflowers,
celosia,
deciduous holly,
bearded iris,
euonymous,
rudbeckia,
weigela,
gazania,
serviceberry,
perilla,
trumpet vine,
yaupon,
camellia japonica,
dendrobium,
holly fern,
nasturtium,
opuntia,
tagetes,
ixora,
mallows,
red osier dogwood,
brugmansia,
alstroemeria,
heliconia,
coreopsis,
crabapple,
gentians,
ironweed,
oxeye daisy,
leatherleaf,
dianthus,
trout lily,
toad lily,
scilla,
bougainvillaea,
amelanchier,
acer palmatum,
amsonia,
echeveria,
trumpet creeper,
pot marigold,
bayberry,
arrowwood,
narcissi,
helichrysum,
yuccas
Appears in the definition of:
giant hyssop
More general:
asterid dicot genus
Synonyms:
genus agastache
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