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spirea

Any herbaceous plant or shrub of the genus Spiraea, family Rosaceae, which includes many cultivated species with ornamental panicles of flowers.
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Some shrubs propagated in this manner are spirea, boxwood and azalea.
Do it this week ... Notebook by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
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Poor Will's Countryside Almanack for early & middle spring of 2009 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
Here, centipede grass, multiple shade trees, and spots of forsythia and spirea provide a subtler but still spectacular garden show.
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