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(111 results)
Often used in the same context:
cycas,
tagetes,
ericaceous,
lobata,
cercis,
langsat,
springtide,
banksia,
roseus,
spotted gum,
sorbus,
ghaut,
strelitzia,
zelkova,
macrocarpa,
bloodwood,
podocarpus,
katsura,
mallee,
betula,
potoroo,
carex,
mahoganies,
coffeeberry,
lysimachia,
marginata,
cordifolia,
maritima,
cornus florida,
persica,
tamarix,
deciduous holly,
ilex,
oenothera,
andropogon,
lucida,
phacelia,
catalpa,
fieldfare,
latifolia,
kowhai,
myrica,
festuca,
snowberry,
blackwood,
laevis,
heliconia,
prunus,
robinia,
arrowwood,
scarlet oak,
marram,
arctostaphylos,
tuberosa,
sweet gum,
kangaroo paw,
cherty,
thimbleberry,
amelanchier,
plumbago,
colombard,
rubrum,
grevillea,
bromegrass,
variegata,
ironbark,
creeping thyme,
juniperus,
larix,
cedrus,
lonicera,
alata,
juneberry,
karri,
powdermill,
bedstraw,
trumpet honeysuckle,
rubus,
diatomaceous,
tickseed,
kerria,
poinciana,
glauca,
scabiosa,
blue gum,
acer palmatum,
speciosa,
creosote bush,
regia,
santolina,
saltbush,
sinensis,
silky dogwood,
angustifolia,
cinquefoil,
ovata,
pincushion flower,
concolor,
gigantea,
shagbark hickory,
haematite,
grandis
More specific:
coontie,
florida arrowroot,
seminole bread,
zamia pumila
Appears in the definition of:
coontie,
florida arrowroot,
seminole bread,
zamia pumila
More general:
cycad
Also try:
— Adjectives for zamia:
recent,
cycad,
modern,
thorny
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