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Jennifer Rogers wrote:
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D. A. Dunlevy
Hi Jennifer - While those plants look like azaleas at first glance, those are actually Knockout roses without any flowers in bloom yet. The red parts on the tips of the branches are new plant growth that will later turn green. Thanks for reaching out!
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4. Clematis (Clematis spp.)Clematis is known for its delicate flowers — purple or white are most often seen — as well as its constrained growth habit. Most of the clematises found in nurseries are highly hybridized varieties of Japanese or Chinese origin, but there are native species as well. The native western species (C. ligusticifolia) and eastern species (C. virginiana) both have small white flowers. There is an additional species native to New England and the Great Lakes region (C. occidentalis) that has showier purple flowers.Where it will grow: Varies by speciesLight requirement: Full or partial sunWater requirement: ModerateMature size: Varies by species
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