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Althaea officinalis. This charming plant is native to Europe and was brought to North America as a medicinal plant. It has downy soft, grayish-...
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Tithonia rotundafolia. These brilliant orange flowers are more like zinnias than sunflowers. 8-10cm (4”-5”) blooms on 120 cm (4’)...
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Tropaeolum minus. These cheery flowers and leaves are both edible and ornamental. Flowers and leaves add a peppery bite to salads. Anti-microbial,...
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This is the flower we love to eat. Bright orange, red and salmon flowers are also beautiful decorations for cakes and sandwiches. The leaves too are...
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Nicotiana alata. Pendulous white flowers on 90-120 cm (3-4') tall plants. The plants give generously of their delicious scent at night....
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Nigella sativa. Blue blooms with wispy green foliage with burgundy seed pods following the blossoms. These little seeds have over one hundred...
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Phacelia tanacetifolia. Pale, mauve-blue, fragrant flowers unfold like ferns at the top of long leafy stems and attract bees from miles around. Plant...
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This is such a beautiful flower, it is a must in the ornamental garden. Highly indented plum red, deeply indentedpetals soar above coarsely-cut grey...
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California Orange Poppy is native to western North America. Early Spanish settlers called it 'copa del ora' (cup of gold) after the legend...
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Next to California poppy, this is the most vigorously self-seeding of the poppies. Used in Europe as a gentle sedative. It fills the fields around...
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