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Pansy ‘Crown Azure Blue’
(Viola x Wittrockiana)
The variations of blue within this one variety are truly gorgeous.
Fatsia
(Fatsia japonica)
Also known as Japanese Aralia; Fatsia in bloom
is a favorite with bees.
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‘Debutante’ Camellia
(Camellia japonica)
Developed in 1938, ‘Debutante’ is “coming
out” in the Wild Garden.
‘Joy Kendrick’ Camellia
(Camellia japonica)
Another early bloomer on the Wild Garden’s
Camellia Walk. |
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‘Yuletide’ Sasanqua
(Camellia sasanqua)
The velvety red petals and prominent golden stamens of ‘Yuletide’
are festive indeed!
Nasturtium ‘Alaska Mix’
(Tropaeolum majus)
Beautiful variegated foliage is spicy like a
radish and the flowers are edible too!
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Vetiver
(vetiveria zizanoides)
The roots of this grass have been used for centuries to make
spicily fragrant perfume oil.
‘Rosebud’ Salvia
(Salvia involucrata)
The unopened blooms of this salvia look like
little rosebuds, giving this perennial its common name. |
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