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ID plants

11 years ago

Can somebody help ID the white flowering plant in the picture (or any of the others). From Cady's nursery.


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  • 11 years ago

    My guesses--I think the white flowers in the center are peonies, the white shrub on the left is Japanese willow, Salix integra and the purple flowering shrub in the back a lilac.
    Marcia


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