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Garden Thyme

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Digitalis Purpurea - Dalmatian White

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Echeveria Succulent - Crassulaceae

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Forget Me Not

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Saxifraga - Saxony White

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Isotoma - Fairy Footsteps

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Sempervivum

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Rhododendron

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Sedum Blue Carpet

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Sedum Spathulifolim - Cape Blanco

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New Zealand Flax - Phormium

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Geranium - Pelargonium

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Succulent - Hens & Chickens

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Ribwort Plantain - Plantago Lanceolata

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Lemon Balm

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Viola

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Ferns

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Heuchera - Coralbells

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Useful To Know

Annual

Annual plants complete their life cycle in one growing season.

Perennial

Perennials are plants which are expected to live longer than two years. Perennials may go to seed every year and may even die back to the ground at times, but their root systems are very much alive and the plants will continue growing when conditions are right.

Biennial

Biennials need to growing seasons to mature and go to seed.

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