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Alpine rock cress

plant
Also known as: Arabis alpina
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  • alpine rock cress
    rock cress

    Alpine rock cress (A. alpina) also produces white flowers and is common in rock gardens. The bluish rock cress (A. caerulea) is an alpine perennial only 10 cm (4 inches) tall, with pale purple flowers. Many North American rock cress species have been reassigned to…

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    Alpine rock cress (A. alpina) also produces white flowers and is common in rock gardens. The bluish rock cress (A. caerulea) is an alpine perennial only 10 cm (4 inches) tall, with pale purple flowers. Many North American rock cress species have been reassigned to…

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