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Often used in the same context:
hyacinth bean,
scabiosa,
flowering quince,
scilla,
cleome,
red osier dogwood,
allamanda,
trumpet creeper,
trumpet honeysuckle,
nasturtium,
gazania,
sweet alyssum,
campanulas,
liatris,
swamp milkweed,
berberis,
baptisia,
grape hyacinth,
winter aconite,
monarda,
winterberry,
ipomoea,
pieris,
marsh marigold,
silky dogwood,
abutilon,
ixora,
trout lily,
clethra,
moonflower,
cotoneaster,
asclepias,
serviceberries,
saxifrage,
dusty miller,
deciduous holly,
nicotiana,
meadow rue,
honeysuckles,
prunus,
highbush cranberry,
lungwort,
nepeta,
portulaca,
alyssum,
snowberry,
sweet potato vine,
lonicera,
goldenrods,
eupatorium,
nemesia,
fritillaria,
aucuba,
plumbago,
buttonbush,
jonquils,
variegata,
spicebush,
staghorn sumac,
laburnum,
bottlebrush,
dwarf iris,
euonymous,
toad lily,
wax begonia,
mahonia,
santolina,
pieris japonica,
sumacs,
ageratum,
hollyhock,
nigella,
ajuga,
dracaena,
trumpet vine,
echeveria,
tickseed,
candytuft,
kalmia latifolia,
amaranthus,
lavatera,
cistus,
wood anemone,
turtlehead,
toyon,
delphinium,
hepatica,
asparagus fern,
brugmansia,
ferny,
grandiflora,
crinum,
pulmonaria,
potentilla,
bridal wreath,
celosia,
pittosporum,
lehua,
coreopsis,
magnolia stellata,
ligustrum,
amelanchier
More general:
morning glory
Synonyms:
indian pink,
ipomoea quamoclit,
quamoclit pennata,
star-glory
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