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This document lists various plant names including Asiatic Lily, Daylily, Stamen Daylily, False Mallow, Foxglove, Potentilla, and Rose without providing any additional context or descriptions for each plant.
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Garden Flowers
- 1. Asiatic Lily
- 2. Asiatic Lily
- 3. Daylily
- 5. Daylily
- 6. False Mallow
- 7. Foxglove
- 8. Potentilla
- 9. Rose
- 10. Rose