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Abelia, Canyon Creek Shrub Abelia Grandiflora BOTANICAL COMMON TYPE Abelia chinensis 'Canyon Creek' Abelia, Canyon Creek Shrub Abelia grandiflora 'Frances Mason' Abelia, Frances Mason Shrub Abelia grandiflora 'Mardi Gras' Abelia, Mardi Gras Shrub Abelia 'Kaleidoscope' Abelia, Kaleidoscope Shrub Abelia 'Twist of Lime' Abelia, Twist of Lime Shrub Acer palmatum Japanese Maple, Assorted Tree Acer rubrum Maple, Red Tree Achillea millefolium Yarrow Perennial Adiantum capillus-veneris Fern, Southern Maidenhair Fern Aesculus flava Buckeye, Yellow Shrub Aesculus parviflora Buckeye, Bottlebrush, White Shrub Agapanthus africanus Lily of the Nile, African Perennial Agapanthus 'Elaine' Lily of the Nile, Elaine Perennial Agapanthus 'Improved Peter Pan' Lily of the Nile, Improved Peter Pan Perennial Agapanthus 'Medusa' Lily of the Nile, Medusa Perennial Agapanthus 'Neverland' Lily of the Nile, Neverland Perennial Agapanthus 'Queen Mum' Lily of the Nile, Queen Mum Perennial Agapanthus 'White' Lily of the Nile, White Perennial Agarista populifolia Leucothoe, Florida Shrub Agave americana Century Plant Succulent Agave americana variegata Century Plant, Variegated Succulent Ageratina jucunda Snakeroot Shrub ‎Allium schoenoprasum Chives, Onion Herb Allium tuberosum Chives, Garlic Herb Alocasia 'Calidora' Elephant Ear, Upright, Calidora Perennial Alocasia 'New Guinea Gold' Elephant ear, Upright, New Guinea Gold Perennial Alocasia 'Portora' Elephant Ear, Upright, Portora Perennial Aloe vera Aloe vera / Burn Plant Succulent Aloysia citriodora Lemon Verbena Shrub Alpinia zerumbet 'Green Shell' Ginger, Green Shell Ginger Alpinia zerumbet variegata Ginger, Variegated Shell Ginger Alstroemeria ( assorted) Alstroemeria, assorted Perennial Alternanthera dentata 'Purple Knight' Starry joy weed Tropical Alternanthera ficoidea 'Yellow Form' Joseph's coat, yellow Annual Amaryllis johnsonii Lily, St. Joseph's Perennial Amsonia tabernaemontana Blue Star Perennial Anethum graveolens Dill, Bouquet Herb Apium petroselinum 'Flat Leaf Italian' Parsley, Flat Leaf Italian Herb Apium petroselinum 'Triple Curled' Parsley, Curly Leaf Herb Aralia spinosa Devil's walking stick Tree Aristolochia Dutchman's Pipe (espalier) Vine Asclepias perennis Milkweed, Aquatic Perennial Asimina parviflora Pawpaw, Dwarf / Small-flower Pawpaw Tree Asimina triloba Paw Paw Tree Asparagus densiflorus Fern, Foxtail Perennial Aspidistra eliator Cast Iron Plant (green) Perennial Aspidistra eliator 'Asahi' Cast Iron Plant, Asahi (white tipped) Perennial Aspidistra eliator 'Spektacular' Cast Iron Plant, Spektacular (white spots) Perennial Aspidistra eliator 'Spektacular' (BURNS ORDER) Cast Iron Plant, Spektacular (white spots) Perennial Aspidistra eliator 'Variegata' Cast Iron Plant, Variegated Perennial Aster carolinianus Sunflower, Climbing Perennial Aster divaricatus White Wood Aster Perennial Athyrium angustum forma rubellum 'Lady in Red' Fern, Lady in Red Fern Athyrium filix-femina Fern, Southern Lady Fern Aucuba 'Gold Dust' Aucuba, Gold Dust Shrub Aucuba 'Green' Aucuba, Green Shrub Aucuba 'Hosoba Hoshifu' Aucuba, Hosoba Hoshifu Shrub Aucuba japonica 'Serratifolia' Aucuba, Japanese Sawtoothed Shrub Aucuba japonica 'Variegata' Aucuba, Japanese Variegated Shrub Aucuba 'Picturata' Aucuba, Picturata Shrub Bacopa Giant Snowflake Annual Baptisia alba Indigo, Wild white Perennial Baptisia australis Carolina Moonlight' False Indigo, Carolina Moonlight Perennial Baptisia australis 'Purple Smoke' False Indigo, Purple Smoke Perennial Baptisia megacarpa Indigo, Appalachia Wild Perennial Begonia (double white) Begonia, double white Annual Begonia (pink) Begonia, bedding, pink Annual Begonia (white) Begonia, bedding, white Annual Begonia hybrid 'Dragon Wing Pink' Begonia, dragon wing, pink Annual Begonia hybrid 'Dragon Wing Red' Begonia, dragon wing, red Annual Betula nigra Birch, River Tree Bignonia capreolata Crossvine Vine Bletilla striata Orchid, Chinese Ground (Purple) Perennial Bougainvillea 'Orange' Bougainvillea, Orange Tropical Brugmansia 'Orange' Angel Trumpet, Orange Perennial Brugmansia 'Pink' Angel Trumpet, Pink Perennial Brugmansia 'Charles Grimaldi' Angel Trumpet, Charles Grimaldi Perennial Brugmansia 'Yellow' Angel Trumpet, Yellow Perennial Brunfelsia australis Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Shrub Brunfelsia australis 'Jim's Giant' Brunfelsia, Jim's Giant Shrub Buddleia 'Blue Chip Jr.' Butterfly Bush, Blue Chip Jr. Shrub Buddleia 'Cran Razz' Butterfly Bush, Cran Razz Shrub Buddleia 'Flutterby Petite Blue Heaven' Butterfly Bush, Flutterby Petite, Blue Heaven Shrub Buddleia 'Flutterby Petite Delta Blues' Butterfly Bush, Flutterby Petite, Snow White Shrub Buddleia 'Flutterby Petite Tutti Frutti' Butterfly Bush, Flutterby Petite, Tutti Frutti Shrub Buddleia 'Miss Molly' Butterfly Bush, Miss Molly Shrub Buddleia 'Pink Micro Chip' Butterfly Bush, Pink Micro Chip Shrub Buddleia 'Royal Red' Butterfly Bush, Royal Red Shrub Bulbine 'Athena Orange' Bulbine, Athena Orange Perennial Bulbine 'Athena Yellow' Bulbine, Athena Yellow Perennial Callicarpa 'Purple Pearls' Beautyberry, Purple Pearls Shrub Callicarpa 'Wine Spritzer' Beautyberry, Wine Spritzer Shrub Callistemon 'Green John' Bottlebrush, Green John Shrub Callistemon sp. Bottlebrush Shrub Callistemon viminalis 'Hannah Ray' (standard) Bottlebrush, Hannah Ray (Standard) Shrub Calycanthus floridus Sweet Shrub / Alspice, Carolina Shrub Calycanthus x 'Hartlage Wine' Sweet Shrub, Hartlage Wine Shrub Camellia handelii Camellia handelii Shrub Camellia hiemalis 'Rose of Autumn' Camellia hiemalis 'Rose of Autumn' Shrub Camellia hybrid 'Cinnamon Scentation' Camellia hybrid 'Cinnamon Scentation' Shrub Camellia hybrid 'Sweet Scentation' Camellia hybrid 'Sweet Scentation' Shrub Camellia hybrid 'Winter's Joy' Camellia hybrid 'Winter's Joy' Shrub Camellia hybrid 'Yume' Camellia hybrid 'Yume' Shrub Camellia japonica ' Royal Velvet' Camellia japonica ' Royal Velvet' Shrub Camellia japonica "Green H" Camellia japonica "Green H" Shrub Camellia japonica "Green J-018" Camellia japonica "Green J-018" Shrub Camellia japonica "Green J-043" Camellia japonica "Green J-043" Shrub Camellia japonica "Green Q" Camellia japonica "Green Q" Shrub Camellia japonica 'Black Magic' Camellia japonica 'Black Magic' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Black Tie' Camellia japonica 'Black Tie' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Brother Rose" Camellia japonica 'Brother Rose' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Dahlonega' (1986) Camellia japonica 'Dahlonega' (1986) Shrub Camellia japonica 'Daijokhan' (Ancient) Camellia japonica 'Daijokhan' (Ancient) Shrub Camellia japonica 'Debutant' Camellia japonica 'Debutant' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Delores Edwards' Camellia japonica 'Delores Edwards' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Fashionata' Camellia japonica 'Fashionata' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Georgia National Fair' Camellia japonica 'Georgia Nat. Fair' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Grace Albritton' Camellia japonica 'Grace Albritton' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Helen Bower' Camellia japonica 'Helen Bower' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Hilda Honeycutt' Camellia japonica 'Hilda Honeycutt' Shrub Camellia japonica hybrid 'High Fragrance' Camellia japonica 'High Fragrance' Shrub Camellia japonica hybrid 'Taylor's Perfection' Camellia japonica 'Taylor's Perfection' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Imbricata' Camellia japonica 'Imbricata' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Irrational Exuberance' Camellia japonica 'Irrational Exuberance' Shrub Camellia japonica 'J-039' Camellia japonica 'J-039' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Junior Miss' Camellia japonica 'Junior Miss' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Kyle' Camellia japonica 'Kyle' Shrub Camellia japonica 'La Peppermint' Camellia japonica 'La Peppermint' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Lady Clare' Camellia japonica 'Lady Clare' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Lady Laura' Camellia japonica 'Lady Laura' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Laura Walker' Camellia japonica 'Laura Walker' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Margherita Coleoni' Camellia japonica 'Margeerita Coleoni' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Moonlight Bay' Camellia japonica 'Moonlight Bay' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Mrs. Lyman Clarke' Camellia japonica 'Mrs. Lyman Clarke' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Palace Princess' Camellia japonica 'Palace Princess' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Pink Perfection' Camellia japonica 'Pink Perfection' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Professor Sargent' Camellia japonica 'Professor Sargent' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Purple Dawn' Camellia japonica 'Purple Dawn' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Queen Bessie' Camellia japonica 'Queen Bessie' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Rebel Yell' Camellia japonica 'Reber Yell' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Rose Bouquet' Camellia japonica 'Rose Bouquet' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Sawada's Dream' Camellia japonica 'Sawada's Dream' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Sea Foam' Camellia japonica 'Sea Foam' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Southern Secret' Camellia japonica 'Southern Secret' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Southern Snowball' Camellia japonica 'Southern Snowball' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Southern Temptation' Camellia japonica 'Southern Temptation' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Stephen's Garden' Camellia japonica 'Stephens Garden' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Sweetie Pie' Camellia japonica 'Sweetie Pie' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Tiffany' Camellia japonica 'Tiffany' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Tom Herrin' Camellia japonica 'Tom Herrin' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Tricolor Superba' Camellia japonica 'Tricolor Superba' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Veiled Beauty' Camellia japonica 'Veiled Beauty' Shrub Camellia japonica 'White Debutante' Camellia japonica 'White Debutante' Shrub Camellia japonica 'Willard Scott' Camellia japonica 'Willard Scott' Shrub Camellia sasanqua
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