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  • … Iberian spirea is native to southeastern Europe and Asia.  It produces clusters of white flowers on old wood in …
    Type: Garden Guide Plant
  • … gets its name from its blue-green foliage, which emerges tinged with bronze. Fall foliage is red. The genus Spiraea consists of small to medium sized flowering shrubs with a fine-textured …
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  • … Mt. Fuji spirea is notable for its variegated feathery foliage. Its white flowers appear before the leaves emerge …
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  • … Treasure New England aster ( Symphyotrichum novae-angliae 'Treasure') is a hardy addition to any midwestern garden. Large, purple flowers cover this large perennial …
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  • … The distinctive black color on this South American cultivar is found on the calyx — the floral part surrounding the outstanding cobalt blue flowers, which …
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  • … The dwarf chinkapin oak is a small tree/large shrub native to rocky soils in the southeastern and southern Midwestern …
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  • … The jack oak is a naturally occurring hybrid of the white oak ( Q. alba ) and the swamp white oak ( Q. bicolor …
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  • … The HERITAGE® oak is a relatively recently introduced cross between the English oak and the bur oak notable for its …
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  • … This naturally occurring hybrid oak is a cross between the pin oak and the red oak, which are both members of the red oak group and …
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  • … Theobroma cacao , known as cacao (and as chocolate in the refined form) is a small tree that produces hard seeds encased in large yellow pods. The small, insignificant …
    Type: Garden Guide Plant