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General Category => Literature, Music, Art & Entertainment => Topic started by: Roses on August 06, 2020, 03:23:48 PM
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Agapanthus
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Begonia
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Coconut palm
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Dandelion
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Eucalyptus
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Frangipani
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Gum tree
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Hibiscus
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Ivy
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Jasmine
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Kale
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Lavender
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Mimosa
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Narcissus
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Origanum vulgare
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Poppy
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Quercus robur
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Ranunculus
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Salix alba
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Thistle
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Umbrella Plant
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Violet
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Wisteria
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Xylobium
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Yarrow
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Zinnia
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Aster
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Bluebell
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Crocus
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Daffodil
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Encelia farinosa
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Fir Trees
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Grape vines
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Hazel
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Iris
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Jonquil
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Kalmia
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Laburnum anagyroides.
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Monkey Puzzle Tree
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Nettle
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Oleander
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Pear
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Quince
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Rosa x alba
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Sunflower
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Tarragon
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Urn Plant
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Viper's Bugloss
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Wisteria
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Xanthorhiza
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Yew
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Zenobia
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Acanthus
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Butterfly Bush
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Cowslip
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Daffodil
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Daffodil
Snap.... see #29.
Daisy
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Eustoma
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Franklinia Alatamaha
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Garlic
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Hemlock
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Ilex
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Juniper
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King Cups
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Lantana
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Myrtle
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Naked Lady
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Onion
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Poplar tree
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Queen Anne's Lace
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Rhodadendron
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Sweet Pea
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Syringa
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Tansy
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Uva Ursi
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Viola
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Watercress
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Xanthium spinosum
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Yellow bell
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Zephyranthes
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Acorn
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Borisisa bellendia
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Campion
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Delphinium
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Elm
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Freesia
My father used to grow the plants commercially, my sisters and I had the job of planting the corms in whale hide pots when we were young kids, it was hard work.
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Grapefruit
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Hedera helix
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Iceland Poppy
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Jonquil
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Kale
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Lycopersicon esculentum
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Morning Glory
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Morning Glory
you should be so lucky :o
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you should be so lucky :o
Ehhhhhh?
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Ehhhhhh?
I know you are a delicate flower so I will word this as politely as I can.
Morning Glory is a euphemism for an early morning stiffie....hard on....boner....and even....a proper Vlad (so hard you could impale someone) in other words an erection of the penis in the morning.
Now you know.
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I know you are a delicate flower so I will word this as politely as I can.
Morning Glory is a euphemism for an early morning stiffie....hard on....boner....and even....a proper Vlad (so hard you could impale someone) in other words an erection of the penis in the morning.
Now you know.
I have never heard that one before. ???
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Nasturtium
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Opium Poppy
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Pink
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Yellow-eyed Grass
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Nasturtium
I beg your pardon , is that a euphemism ?
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Zilkha
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Alyssum
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Bastard senna
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Clitoria Mariana
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Dabinett (cider apple variety)
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Encelia farinosa
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Fat Hen
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Grass
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Henbane
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Indigo Bush
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Jack by the Hedge
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Kiwi fruit
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Love lies bleeding
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Marsh orchid
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Newton Wonder (apple)
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Owl's Clover
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Peasgood's Nonesuch (apple)
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Queen's Cup
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Ranunculus
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Snapdragon
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I beg your pardon , is that a euphemism ?
Only that you shouldn't cast Nasturtiums on anybodies character without being able to back them up!
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Tremlett's Bitter (apple)
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Upright brome
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Vetch
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Woolly Blue Curls
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Xylobium
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Yellow-wort
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Zebra plant
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Ashmead's Kernel (apple)
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Braeburn apple
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Cottenham Seedling
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Dutch Iris
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Egremont Russet
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Fat Hen
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Gala apples
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Harebells
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Iris Reticulata
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Jonathan (apple)
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Katsura Tree
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Lane's Prince Albert
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Meadowsweet
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Narrowleaf Milkweed
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Orchid
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Pitmaston Pineapple (apple)
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Queen's wreath
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Ragwort
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Saliva Coccinea
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Tremlett's Bitter
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Saliva Coccinea
The spit plant? You mean "Salvia"! ;D
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The spit plant? You mean "Salvia"! ;D
Sorry it was spelt wrongly on the website where I came across it!
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Umbrella Pine
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Venus flytrap
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Williams' Bon Chretien (pear)
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Xanthocparis
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Yarrow
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Zephyranthes Rain Lily
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Anemone
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Black Sage
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Chives
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Damsons
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Ericaceae (heathers)
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Fern
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Goose Grass
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Heather
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Idared (apple)
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Jessamine
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Kelp
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Liverwort
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Matilija Poppy
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Nasturtium
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Oxblood Lily
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Pennywort
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Quince
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Russet
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Scabious
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Turmeric plant
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Umbrella plant
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Vetch
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Winter Aconite
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Xerochrysum Strawflower
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Yarrow
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Yucca
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Zanzibar Gem
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Acer
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Blue Flax
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Clover
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Dahlia
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Elder
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False Aster
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Gravenstein (apple)
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Honeysuckle
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Isfahan (quince)
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Jacaranda Tree
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Knobby Russet (arguably the world's ugliest apple variety.) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_apple_cultivars#/media/File:Knobby_Russet_(5207258663).jpg)
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Lemon
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Malus sylvestris (crab apple)
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Newton Apple trees
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Old Blush China (rose - one of the first repeat-flowering roses introduced to the West from the Far East.)
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Pink Lady Apples
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Queen (apple)
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Rose of Sharon
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Shepherd's Purse
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Thyme
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Ugli
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Verbena bonariensis
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Woodbine
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Xeranthemum
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Yellow Brain
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Zinnia
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Aster
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Beetroot
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Cauliflower
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Dianthus
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Early purple orchid
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Frangipani
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Grape
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Hyacinth
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Ivy
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Jazz apple
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King Alfred’s cakes
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Lemongrass
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Mme Edouard Herriot (rose)
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Nettle
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Okra
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Peony
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Ophelia (rose)
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Quince
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Ribston Pippin (apple - seed-parent of Cox's Orange Pippin, and a lovely eater. I've got it in my garden.)
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Spruce
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Texas Ranger
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Ulex europaeus
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Verbena (you missed out V. Next, X. Hint: if stuck for an X plant, look up bi-generic crosses, eg X Cupressocyparis leylandii.)
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Walnut
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x Hulthemosa hardii
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Yucca
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Zinnia
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Allium
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Blenheim Orange (apple variety, confusingly)
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Cammassia quamash
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Dumelow's Seedling (apple)
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Eggplant
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Fumaria bastardii.
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Gas plant
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Honorine De Brabant (rose)
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Iron Weed
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Jacaranda
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Kentucky coffee tree
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Liverwort
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Madagascar periwinkle
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Nettle
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Oconee Bells
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Pennywort
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Quakerladies
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Medlar
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Medlar
Whoops!
Rudbeckia
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Oops!
St John's Wort
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Tithonia rotundifolia
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Unbranched bur reed
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Veilchenblau (rambling rose)
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Wake Robin
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x Cupressocyparis leylandii (The dreaded Leyland Cypress)
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Yoshino Cherry
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Zanzibar Gem
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Adam's Pearmain (apple)
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Blackberry
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Coriander
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Dog Rose
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Egremont Russet (apple)
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Foxglove
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Gravenstein (apple)
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Hyssop
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Iris
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Jonquil
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Kohlrabi
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Loganberry
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Mullein
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Nutmeg
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Oregano (between Washingtano and Californio)
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Purslane
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Queen's Wreath
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Ragwort
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Shepherd's Purse
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Tea
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Umbrella Plant
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Vila Nova de Gaia
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Wintercress
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x Hulthemosa hardii
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Yellow archangel
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Zonal Pelargonium
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Acer
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Bolivian Sunset
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Cucumber
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Delphinium
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Elder
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Frensham (rose)
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Grannies Bonnets
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Hair Grass
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Iris
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Juniper
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Knotweed
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Indian Pink
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That's the third time. Are you using Alphabet Soup?
Larch
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That's the third time. Are you using Alphabet Soup?
Larch
God Knows!
Myrtle
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Nasturtium
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Osmunda
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Pyramid orchid
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Quinoa
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Rosebay Willowherb
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Skullcap
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Teasel
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Unbranched bur reed
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Valerian
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Weigela
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x Neophytum 'Andromeda'
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Yucca
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Zonal Pelargonium
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Alum Root
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Busy Lizzie
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Candle Plant
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Dogwood
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Egremont Russet (apple)
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Forsythia
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Gourd
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Hazel
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Ice plant
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Jacaranda Tree
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Kolkwitzia
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Lemon tree
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Mimosa
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Nolina
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Oregon Grape
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Plum
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Quince
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Redbud
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Saffron crocus
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Torch Ginger
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Umbrella Plant
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Voodoo Lily.
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Wintercress
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X Chitalpa tashkentensis
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Yarrow
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ZZPlant
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Aspidistra
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Balloon Flower
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Cauliflower
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Damsel
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Elder
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Fennel
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Gravenstein (apple)
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Harebell
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Ice Plant
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Jonquil
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Kiwi Fruit.
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Love-in-a-mist
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Meadowsweet
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Nonpareil (apple)
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Old Man's Beard
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Parson's Pink China (rose)
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Queen's Wreath
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Rosemary
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Sapphireberry
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Tom Putt (cooking and cider apple).
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Ulluco
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Veronica
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Watercress
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x Fatshedera lizel
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Yew
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Zinnia
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Apricot
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Apricot
Gag gag yeuch yeuch.
Butcher's Broom.
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Coriander
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Dog violet
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Egg-plant
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Feverfew
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Grape
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Harebell
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Isaac Newton (the apple variety involved in the famous anecdote).
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Jack-in-the-pulpit (cobra lily)
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Kale
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Lovage
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Mallow
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Nasturtium
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Olive
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Parsley
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Quince
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Ruellia
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Schefflera
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Tansy
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Ugli
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Velvet Shank
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White wood aster
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x Vascostylis 'Pine Rivers'
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Yarrow
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Zestar (apple)
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Antirrhinum
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Bluebeard
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Cowslip
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Delphinium
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Elm
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Forsythia
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Glory of the snow
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Heather
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Ixora
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Jelly Ear
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Keluak
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Lady's Smock
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Melon
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Nettle
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Oxblood Lily
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Pennywort
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Queen Palm
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Rosebay Willowherb
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Satin Pothos
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Tom Putt (cooking and cider apple)
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Umbrella pine.
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Valerian
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Woundwort
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Yuzuri-Ha Tree
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You missed out x.
Xanthium spinosum.
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Zinnia
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Acer campestre
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Basil
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Catshead (apple)
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Damson
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Endive
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Filbert
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Glory bower
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Hawthorn
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Ixora
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ZZ plant
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Out of order!
Jonquil.
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Kudzo
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Lycopersicon esculentum. (Tomato.)
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Merrybells
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Nasturtium.
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Oregon Grape
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From where did I get ZZ instead of J? Weird.
Pilgrim Hosta
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Queen's wreath
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Ranunculus asiaticus
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Salvia
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Tea
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Umbrella Pine
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Virginia Sweetspire
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Water Caltrop (sounds like someone's name)
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x Pyronia veitchii (bigeneric cross between a pear and a quince)
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Yuzuri-Ha Tree
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ZZ Plant
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Albertine (rambling rose)
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Bishop's weed
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Cocklebur
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Dead man’s fingers
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Endive
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Fat Hen
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Garlic
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Hog Plum
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Inkcap
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Jatropha
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Kohlrabi
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Lime
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Michaelmas Daisy
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Nerine
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Oyster mushroom
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Pear
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Quince
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Russelia
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Stinkhorn
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Umbrella Pine
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Velvet shank
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Weigela
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Missed T earlier: Turk's Turban
xylocarp
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Yucca tree
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Zebra Plant
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Ash Tree
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Bugbane
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Cypress
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Damson
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Early purple orchid
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Fuchsia
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Guelder rose
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Hector's Hardy
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Blenheim Orange (apple)
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After 'H' comes
Impatiens
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Juniper
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King Alfred’s cakes
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Lovage
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Milk thistle
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Nepata
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Oyster mushroom
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Passion Fruit
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Queen Anne's Lace
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Rhubarb
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Sugar Cane
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Twinleaf
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Oyster mushroom
Objection, m'lud: mushrooms are fungi, not plants.
Ulex europaeus
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You may know that, I may know that, but do the mushrooms know that!
Ursinia
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Virginia Bluebells
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Woodbine
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X Heucherella
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Yam
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Zenobia
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African Corn Lily
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Bryony
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Cotoneaster
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Daffodil
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Evergreen Wisteria
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Frilly Frock
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Garlic
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Lime
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Hemlock
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Irish Yew
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Jerusalem Thorn
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Irish Yew
in the name of the law.
Kale.
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Loblolly Bay
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Marjoram
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Narcissus
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Oregano
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Pink Trumpet Vine
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Quinoa
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Rain Lily
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Saffron crocus.
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Tansey
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Udo
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Verbena bonariensis
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Wallflower
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Xyris difformis
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Yarrow
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Zebra plant
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Antirrhinum
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Birdsfoot trefoil
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Cotoneaster
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Damson
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Egg plant
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Fringe Tree
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Gorse
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Hollyhock
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Iceplant
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Juniper
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Korean Evodia
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Lady's Smock
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Medlar (the fruit that looks like a cat's arse)
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Nettle
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Ophelia (rose)
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Peace Lily
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Queen's Cup
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Roman Camomile
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Sugar Cane
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Turtle Head
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Umbellifers
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Viola
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Wheat
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X Chitalpa tashkentensis
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Yellow Archangel
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Zamia
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Aspidistra (Los Angeles sells more over-the-counter painkillers than anywhere else. It's the biggest aspirin district in the world.)
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Burdock
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Chard
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Daffodil
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Exochorda
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Fritillary
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Gas Plant
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Hyacinth
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Inula
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Jacaranda
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Kale
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Leatherleaf Fern
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Mallow
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Nerine
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Orchid
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Phalenopsis
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Quercus ilex
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Ragged robin
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Sage
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Tea
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Ugni
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Verbena bonariensis
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Winter Sweet
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x Hulthemosa hardii
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Yuzuri-Ha Tree
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Zonal pelargonium
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Aster
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Bramble
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Carrot
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Dawn Redwood
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Evergreen Oak (Quercus ilex)
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Fire Lily
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Garlic
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Hemlock
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Ivy
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Jatropha
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Kale
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Lupin
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Meconopsis cambrica (Welsh poppy)
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New Zealand Flax
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Ostrich Fern
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Pennywort
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Quince
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Raspberry
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Skullcap
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Three-Cornered Leek
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Umbrella plant.
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Very big tree
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Wine cups
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Moderator:
On that note I think that this thread has run it's course: not even a strong dose of Baby Bio would revive it, so perhaps it is time to move it to the back of the potting shed and let it quietly compost there.