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Often used in the same context:
phalaenopsis,
hippeastrum,
gloxinia,
cattleya,
flowering quince,
dendrobium,
paphiopedilum,
cymbidium,
cyclamen,
lonicera,
schefflera,
weigela,
nemesia,
bottlebrush,
sweet alyssum,
toad lily,
allamanda,
eupatorium,
camellia japonica,
flowering shrub,
pot marigold,
heuchera,
basils,
alstroemeria,
bearded iris,
berberis,
aucuba,
euphorbia,
variegata,
campanula,
winterberry,
primula,
celosia,
goldenrods,
pieris,
alyssum,
floriferous,
crotons,
deutzia,
catmint,
tradescantia,
acer palmatum,
houseplant,
portulaca,
mandevilla,
deciduous holly,
pieris japonica,
scilla,
nandina,
colchicum,
ranunculus,
mahonia,
brugmansia,
anthurium,
ageratum,
clethra,
verbenas,
ixora,
cotoneaster,
syringa,
tiger lily,
scabiosa,
begonia,
rudbeckia,
vinca minor,
amelanchier,
dracaena,
heliconia,
cleome,
euonymus,
monarda,
japonica,
narcissus,
autumn crocus,
echeveria,
muscari,
cornus florida,
hydrangea,
holly fern,
amaryllis,
santolina,
plumeria,
fritillaria,
polyanthus,
oxalis,
dianthus,
grandiflora,
coleus,
poinciana,
trumpet creeper,
zinnia,
bridal wreath,
abelia,
paeonia,
hellebore,
butterfly bush,
prunus,
anise hyssop,
euonymous,
amorphophallus,
gomphrena,
trumpet vine
More specific:
butterfly plant,
phalaenopsis amabilis
More general:
orchid,
orchidaceous plant
Synonyms:
moth plant
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