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Ramondia Pyrenaica dwarf perennial
Raphiolepis Ovata evergreen shrubs
Retinospora Filifera hardy evergreen shrub
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Rogiera Gratissima evergreen stove shrub<
Rose Campion hardy perennial
Rosemary hardy evergreen shrub
Rudbeckia hardy annuals
Ruscus Aculeatus hardy evergreen shrub
Ruta Graveolens hardy evergreen shrub
Ruta Patavina hardy perennial
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Rogiera Gratissima evergreen stove shrub
Rogiera Gratissima is a pretty evergreen stove shrub, which is often trained to a single stem so as to form a standard. It succeeds in sandy loam and peat. It may be sunk in the flower-border during the height of summer, but must be taken indoors before frost sets in. Cuttings placed in sand under a hand-glass in heat will strike.Rogiera Gratissima flowers in June and their height is about three feet.