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Often used in the same context:
eupatorium,
goldenrods,
swamp milkweed,
ceanothus,
euphorbia,
honeysuckles,
sweet alyssum,
santolina,
coneflowers,
nepeta,
heuchera,
cranesbill,
portulaca,
baptisia,
liriope,
lonicera,
marsh marigold,
sedums,
hellebore,
flowering quince,
yaupon,
bridal wreath,
lagerstroemia,
bottlebrush,
campanula,
lysimachia,
ajuga,
berberis,
trout lily,
primula,
allamanda,
aucuba,
flowering shrub,
pulmonaria,
ligustrum,
daphne,
bearberry,
ageratum,
nandina,
ixora,
creeping thyme,
cotoneaster,
polyanthus,
highbush cranberry,
foxgloves,
narcissi,
bellflower,
snowberry,
astilbe,
potentilla,
photinia,
clethra,
lamium,
muscari,
butterfly bush,
jewelweed,
bearded iris,
asparagus fern,
helleborus,
rudbeckia,
trumpet vine,
hollyhock,
bee balm,
yarrow,
alyssum,
hippeastrum,
fleabane,
weigela,
winterberry,
acer palmatum,
mahonia,
amelanchier,
serviceberries,
oenothera,
grevillea,
cymbidiums,
cowslips,
ironweed,
asters,
asclepias,
dracaena,
croton,
cow parsnip,
monarda,
buddleia,
sumacs,
paeonia,
opuntia,
trumpet honeysuckle,
deutzia,
pieris,
lungwort,
penstemon,
oxalis,
yaupon holly,
scabious,
camellia japonica,
speedwell,
tradescantia,
coreopsis,
aquilegia,
zinnia
Appears in the definition of:
genus nepeta,
nepeta
More general:
herb,
herbaceous plant
Synonyms:
catnip,
nepeta cataria
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