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• Gray birch
  ...snow, the upper branches may bend to the ground without breaking. Good for naturalizing. Full sun. Moist soil. Zone 5 native
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• Lamiastrum
  ...nse clusters of yellow flowers in spring. Useful as a ground cover and for naturalizing in difficult shady areas. Can be invasive. Part-sun to shade. Any well-drai
  465 bytes (64 words) - 15:55, 5 April 2024
• Bog rosemary
  ...flowers in spring. An interesting and beautiful plant, especially good for naturalizing. Sun to partsun. Cool, moist, peaty soil. Found in bogs and along lake shor
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• Mountain maple
  {{PAGENAME}} (acer spicatum) grows to 30 feet. Useful in naturalizing. Full to part sun. Moist soil. Small, understory tree with multiple trunks
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• Athyrium
  ...ulture for their ornamental value. They are used in [[shade garden]]s, for naturalizing, or as specimen plants. These ferns are relatively easy to grow, requiring
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• Matteuccia
  ...ease of care. They are used in [[shade garden]]s, woodland gardens, and as naturalizing plants. The ostrich fern, in particular, is sought after for its edible fid
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• Agrostemma
  ...ndscapes in various parts of the world, sometimes escaping cultivation and naturalizing in those regions.
  3 KB (467 words) - 18:35, 18 April 2024
• Lespedeza
  ...d attractive foliage. They can be used in borders, as ground cover, or for naturalizing areas.
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• Iris virginica
  ...In landscape design, it is used for water features, rain gardens, and as a naturalizing element in wet areas. Additionally, ''Iris virginica'' has been used in tra
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• Ixeris
  ...ng. ''Ixeris'' can be used in wildflower gardens, as border plants, or for naturalizing areas. They are also attractive to pollinators such as bees and butterflies
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• Rhus glabra
  ...ead aggressively by root suckers. In garden settings, it is often used for naturalizing in wild areas or as part of a native plant garden. Its vibrant fall foliage
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• Fred Dretske
  * ''Naturalizing the Mind'' (1995)
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• Cornus
  ...colorful stems. They are used in landscape design as specimen plants, for naturalizing, or in mixed borders. While most dogwoods prefer partial shade, they can ad
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• Rhus aromatica
  ...ce of poor soils, drought, and heat. It can be used as a ground cover, for naturalizing areas, or in mass plantings. The plant's aromatic leaves can be crushed to
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• List of flower bulbs
  ...ety of colors, including purple, yellow, and white. Crocuses are ideal for naturalizing in lawns and woodland gardens.
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• List of native plants of the USA
  ...snow, the upper branches may bend to the ground without breaking. Good for naturalizing. Full sun. Moist soil. Zone 5 native * [[Mountain maple]] - (acer spicatum) grows to 30 feet. Useful in naturalizing. Full to part sun. Moist soil. Small, understory tree with multiple trunks
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• Dictionary-of-medicine-N
  * '''[[naturalizing]]'''
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