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Garden Dictionary Letter A
Abelia Shrub
Abies - Spruce Firs
Abronia trailer
Abutilon Shrub
Acacia Shrub<
Acaena Shrub
Acantholimon Glumaceum perennial
Acanthus perennial
Acer - Maple
Achillea Ptarmica perennial
Achimenes plant
Acorus plant
Acroclinium everlastings
Acrophyllum Verticillatum shrub
Actaea Spicata perennial
Actinella Grandiflora plant
Actinomeris Squarrosa plant
Adenandra Fragrans shrub
Adenophora Lilifolia hardy perennials
Adlumia Cirrhosa hardy climbers
Adonis Pyrenaica perennial
Adonis Vernalis hardy perennial
Agapanthus plant
Ageratum plants
Agrostemma hardy annual
Alchemilla Alpina hardy perennial
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Acacia Shrub
Winter and spring flowering greenhouse shrubs with charming flowers and graceful foliage. May be grown from seed, which should be soaked in warm water for twenty-four hours, or they may be propagated by layers, cuttings placed in heat, or suckers. They like a rich sandy loam soil. Height, 2 to 3 feet.