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Often used in the same context:
flowering quince,
baptisia,
marsh marigold,
fritillaria,
dusty miller,
campanula,
highbush cranberry,
clethra,
goldenrods,
bridal wreath,
muscari,
nemesia,
liatris,
andromeda,
grape hyacinth,
cotoneaster,
scabiosa,
asparagus fern,
rhizomatous,
hollyhock,
ageratum,
pulmonaria,
santolina,
crinum,
sweet alyssum,
potentilla,
bee balm,
weigela,
ajuga,
astilbe,
portulaca,
dracaena,
primula,
silky dogwood,
rudbeckia,
polyanthus,
coneflowers,
delphinium,
cornelian cherry,
meadow rue,
sweet william,
spireas,
swamp milkweed,
colchicum,
eupatorium,
oenothera,
winterberry,
alyssum,
podocarpus,
nigella,
amaranthus,
honeysuckles,
abelia,
coreopsis,
cleome,
tickseed,
yarrow,
euonymous,
phlox,
monarda,
acer palmatum,
catmint,
lungwort,
lagerstroemia,
spiraea,
nicotiana,
pieris japonica,
pieris,
jonquils,
snowberry,
amelanchier,
strawflower,
tradescantia,
foxgloves,
goutweed,
trumpet honeysuckle,
cranesbill,
candytuft,
cineraria,
alstroemeria,
globe amaranth,
spiderwort,
tiger lily,
tuberosa,
bearded iris,
daphne,
scilla,
trumpet creeper,
ligustrum,
winter aconite,
gaillardia,
hippeastrum,
turtlehead,
lysimachia,
anise hyssop,
sweet woodruff,
bellflowers,
brugmansia,
pussy willow,
pot marigold,
statice,
euphorbia
More general:
composite,
composite plant
Synonyms:
chrysanthemum maximum maximum,
leucanthemum superbum
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