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Vaccineum Myrtillus shrubs
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Verbascum hardy annuals<
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Verbascum hardy annuals
Verbascum is a hardy annual, which produces a profusion of showy flowers in July, and is very suitable for the backs of borders. It will thrive in any soil, and is easily raised from seed sown early in spring.The height of the Verbascum is about three feet.