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Lippia

plant genus
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  • common garden verbena
    Verbenaceae

    …220 species of the genus Lippia bear clusters of white, rose, or purplish flowers. L. canescens of South America is a matting ground cover with oblong leaves and small heads of yellow-throated, lilac flowers. Caryopteris, with 15 East Asian species, is exemplified by blue spirea, or bluebeard (C. incana), an…

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    …220 species of the genus Lippia bear clusters of white, rose, or purplish flowers. L. canescens of South America is a matting ground cover with oblong leaves and small heads of yellow-throated, lilac flowers. Caryopteris, with 15 East Asian species, is exemplified by blue spirea, or bluebeard (C. incana), an…

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