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Decorative Arts Flower Garden Plant List.

36377 Decorative Arts Flower Garden Plant List. http://www.plantations.cornell.edu/collections/botanical/plantlist/flowerslist2.cfm Decorative Arts Flower Garden Plant List: By Common Name Sort by Botanical Name Sort by Family Search all Plants Note: Only accessioned plants appear in this listing (perennial and woody plants). Name Common Name Family Name Athyrium 'Branford Beauty' POLYPODIACEAE Phlomis tuberosa Horticulture > Vegetables > Chives > Science liliaceae   asteraceae   lamiaceae   rosaceae   caryophyllaceae   scrophulariaceae   garden   phlox   ranunculaceae   geranium   plantain   lily Jan 1, 2007  

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