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Often used in the same context:
scabiosa,
santolina,
sweet alyssum,
colchicum,
monarda,
cotoneaster,
portulaca,
nepeta,
liatris,
trumpet honeysuckle,
oenothera,
eupatorium,
lamium,
marsh marigold,
dusty miller,
toyon,
cineraria,
silky dogwood,
pieris,
variegata,
ajuga,
calendula officinalis,
ageratum,
bottlebrush,
euonymous,
swamp milkweed,
coreopsis,
nemesia,
plumbago,
tuberosa,
creeping thyme,
berberis,
tagetes,
fritillaria,
flowering quince,
asparagus fern,
baptisia,
leatherleaf,
acer palmatum,
tickseed,
ixora,
amelanchier,
candytuft,
spicebush,
serviceberry,
heliconia,
camellia japonica,
amaranthus,
deciduous holly,
red osier dogwood,
pittosporum,
muscari,
snowberry,
pineapple guava,
lehua,
trout lily,
cleome,
potentilla,
weigela,
gazania,
lavatera,
winterberry,
achillea,
bridal wreath,
verbenas,
campanulas,
bellflowers,
pot marigold,
firebush,
strawflower,
prunus,
grape hyacinth,
creeping jenny,
pieris japonica,
ironweed,
heuchera,
podocarpus,
lungwort,
honeysuckles,
angustifolia,
goldenrods,
lonicera,
scabious,
monkshood,
rugosa,
celosia,
aquilegia,
mahonia,
allamanda,
pennisetum,
stephanotis,
dracaena,
paeonia,
cowslip,
germander,
pasque flower,
buttonbush,
nasturtium,
nigella,
glabra,
brugmansia,
bayberry
More general:
scabiosa,
scabious
Synonyms:
mournful widow,
scabiosa atropurpurea,
sweet scabious
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