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...ous experiment stations, and separate books. Some of the forage plants are of interest to horticulturists as green-manures and cover-crops.
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...('''Salmonberry''') is a species of ''[[Rubus]]'' native to the west coast of North America from northwestern Alaska (e.g. Unalakleet, AK) to California.
...ciname=Rubus+spectabilis ''Rubus spectabilis'']</ref><ref name=jeps>Jepson Flora: [http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/get_JM_treatment.pl?Rubus+spectabilis
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[[Image:OxalisOregana.jpg|thumb|left|Leaves of ''O. oregana'']]
...[[Washington]], [[Oregon]], and [[California]].<ref>[http://biology.burke.washington.edu/herbarium/imagecollection.php?Genus=Oxalis&Species=oregana Burke Museum
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...rosettes of Lvs. Twelve specimens are known, of which 5 have been grown in Washington greenhouses and the New York Botanical Garden. A. elongata, Rose, has puber
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...spring. St. much flattened, erect: fls. purple, 1 in. or more long. Native of Panama.
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...ecies. Easily cult, in Calif.; doubtfully hardy on Atlantic coast north of Washington.
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...ters, glossy, cream-color, ¼ in. across. S. Afr.—Greenhouse plant north of Washington.
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...rsery at Santa Barbara, otherwise little known. Perhaps not hardy north of Washington.
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...oad perfoliate Lvs., is occasionally planted, and is hardy as far north as Washington, but is evidently not in the trade. S. C. and Ga., on sand-hills. B.M. 3121
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...1-sided racemes, bright yellow. Medit. region.—Hardy only as far north as Washington, D. C.
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...2 ½ inches across, introduced in 1899 by John Lewis Childs, under the name of Childsia Wercklei, or "treasure vine."
...table for cool, shady verandas but cannot be grown north of Washington out-of-doors; quite hardy in S. Calif.
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