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Arenaria

Genus of plants of the campion family Caryophyllaceae, comprising about 160 species. It is most common in the northern temperate zone to the Arctic. Species include A. serpyllifolia, thyme-leaved sandwort; A. ciliata, Irish sandwort; A. norvegica, Norwegian sandwort; A. norvegica, Arctic sandwort, found in Britain, Iceland, and Scandinavia. A. graminifolia and A. montana may be grown in gardens.
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In one group, for instance, may be planted the following, which will usually germinate within three weeks and be ready for transplanting within three to six weeks more: Alyssum, arabis, aubrietia, arenaria, armeria, achillea, anthemis, bellis, columbine (aquilegia), cerastium, delphinium, draba, erinus, forget-me-not (myosotis), gypsophila, linaria, linum, lichnis, lupine, pansies, poppies, potentilla, silene, saponaria.
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