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Primula veris,Campanula rotundifolia, Verbascum thapsus, Armeria maritime, Only those few of us who are botanists will be able to identify behind the technical nomenclature the flowers known to the majority by less formidable titles: Cowslip, Bluebell, Mullein, Thrift. But the number will be even less of those who can penetrate into the lost world concealed by the popular names: they are so long with us we imagine they are part of a permanent tradition. Maybe you have heard of the growing trend to plant flowers that have original names reflecting the life of the virgin mother Mary. So much can be gained from learning about the history of our favorite plants and trees. Backyardgardener is the Largest Gardening Store in the World.
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Sultry and seductive! Attractive dusty rose sepals accent an impressive eye zone of plum purple and a bright green throat. The edges of each petal are lightly crimped while the sepals remain smooth. Grows 20-22"" tall.
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White petals edged in blue bring unique elegance to your yard. Accented with a light blue beard on the center of each fall. Blooms in early to late spring. Grows 34-36'' tall.
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This superb hybrid with elegant, lavender blossoms represents a color breakthrough for astilbes.
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Pretty autumn blooms even in the deepest shade!
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A popular perennial native to the Mediterranean.
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These vibrant beauties will brighten up any patio or deck all summer long with their unique trumpetlike flowers.
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Make sure to add this distinctive flower to your daylily collection.
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Tulips that look like peonies! Soft pink-on-pink double tulips are full of gorgeous petals.
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Vigorous variety produces higher yields and larger, glossier black fruit than any other erect thornless variety.
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Large, 4-5"" single open bells of dark pink with a prominent red eye flower. Easy to grow and reliable year after year.
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For two to three months in summer, these lightly fragrant blooms will draw butterflies to your garden.
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