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Often used in the same context:
goldenrods,
honeysuckles,
bottlebrush,
fritillaria,
baptisia,
trout lily,
marsh marigold,
crinum,
jonquils,
snowberry,
brittlebush,
clethra,
deciduous holly,
saxifrage,
silky dogwood,
serviceberries,
pasque flower,
eupatorium,
portulaca,
sumacs,
monarda,
potentilla,
monkshood,
amelanchier,
inkberry,
balsamroot,
winterberry,
scabiosa,
sweet alyssum,
gentians,
ixora,
tickseed,
nepeta,
colchicum,
scilla,
pincushion flower,
glads,
swamp milkweed,
tiger lily,
leatherleaf,
sourwood,
maidenhair,
ageratum,
toadflax,
flowering quince,
prunus,
campanulas,
dracaena,
spicebush,
creeping thyme,
plumbago,
red osier dogwood,
flowering shrub,
salmonberry,
cistus,
lupines,
cornus mas,
grevillea,
buttonbush,
yaupon,
cowslips,
dusty miller,
heuchera,
coltsfoot,
gloxinia,
hackberries,
cleome,
moonflower,
shadbush,
weigela,
laburnum,
candytuft,
lungwort,
photinia,
pokeweed,
pulmonaria,
maidenhair fern,
skunk cabbage,
coral honeysuckle,
aconites,
bayberry,
dewberries,
dwarf iris,
trumpet vine,
trilliums,
bearberry,
muscari,
ajuga,
hepatica,
staghorn sumac,
vinca minor,
euonymous,
aucuba,
camellia japonica,
winter aconite,
meadow rue,
spiderwort,
sweet woodruff,
oenothera,
cotoneaster,
fiddlehead,
achillea
More general:
bush,
shrub
Synonyms:
epigaea repens,
mayflower
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