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Reseda

Genus of 55 annual plants of the family Resedaceae, found in Britain, Europe, and around the Mediterranean. The garden mignonette R. odorata is cultivated for its sweet-scented flowers, which are popular with bees and butterflies. The essential oil is extracted for use in perfumery.
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uk, 0161 848 1100) CAPTION(S): White foxloves, blue delphinium, mignonette and other resedas make a magnificent display Red hot pokers (above) Hollyhocks (left) & gladioli (above) Going for repetition in mass plantings makes for an eye-catching display (right) White foxgloves add drama to a dark backdrop Lobelia cardinalis really stands out
TALL BLOOMS TO MAKE YOUR GARDEN.. SPIKETACULAR; Spiky flowers are a ... by Sunday Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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