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tradescantia

Any of a group of plants native to North and Central America, with variegated or striped leaves. The spiderwort T. virginiana is a cultivated garden plant; the wandering jew T. albiflora is a common house plant, with green oval leaves tinged with pink, purple or silver-striped. They are named after English botanist John Tradescant the Younger. (Genus Tradescantia, family Commelinaceae.)



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Let's begin with spiderwort (Tradescantia virginiana).
Ten Shade Perennials for the Mid South Italian arum ( Arum italicum ) Northern sea oats ( Chasmanthium latifolium ) Green and gold ( Chrysogonum virginianum ) Cardinal flower ( Lobelia Cardinalis ) Solomon''s seal ( Polyanatum odoratum ) Spiderwort ( Tradescantia x Andersoniana ) Lenten rose ( Helleborus spp.
Yellow primrose, foxglove, pink and yellow achillea, late daisies, purple spiderwort and speedwell shine in the garden.
 
 
 
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